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Research reveals the International Anticommunist Entente's influence on political elites in SCS, indicating initial regime resistance.
This paper, based on previously unused archival sources from the Geneva Library, aims to reconstruct the activities of the International Anticommunist Entente, informally known as the Aubert League after its founder, in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. The study traces how this influential international organization, headquartered in Switzerland, sought to establish a presence within the interwar Yugoslav state and among its political elites. Furthermore, it tracks the response of the ruling regime in the Kingdom of SCS, which despite modest support, never endorsed the organization fully. As a consequence, the Yugoslav chapter was created only in 1929 under drastically different political circumstances.
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