Most interesting. I assume the Yugoslav era poster is from what is now Croatia or Slovenia, as Serbia always used the Cyrillic alphabet.
During Tito's rule the regime claimed that Serbo-Croatian was essentially one language which could be written in either the Latin or Cyrillic alphabet.
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Most interesting. I assume the Yugoslav era poster is from what is now Croatia or Slovenia, as Serbia always used the Cyrillic alphabet.
During Tito's rule the regime claimed that Serbo-Croatian was essentially one language which could be written in either the Latin or Cyrillic alphabet.
Once Tito died that pretense did not last long.
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