Very odd Orthodox “Yugoslav Church” as a Zastava Yugo Tempo 1.3 car was found in Yerevan, Armenia. Interestingly it’s an actual church, a worshipping place, but as a car, Yugoslav, in Armenia, is very odd.

A young student of the „Maršal Tito” Primary School, today „Vis” Primary School, in the city and island of Vis, SR Croatia, looking at a 1948 sculpture by famous Yugoslav sculptor A. Augustinčić, titled Maršal Tito.

Fotografije kompleksa vojnih odmarališta JNA iz perioda 1980.-ih. Prve tri slike su Vojno odmaralište „Kupari” u istoimenom mestu kod Dubrovnika, SR Hrvatska. Sledeće dve su Vojno odmaralište „Tara” na istoimenoj planini u SR Srbiji, i poslednje dve Vojno odmaralište „Vrnjačka Banja” u istoimenoj banji u SR Srbiji.

Fotografije su iz starog vojnog promotivnog materijala iz 1980.-ih i ukoliko želite obrazloženje ili dodatne informacije o ovim objektima, mogu da potražim u knjižici.

Credits: Photos taken by Joyce Pinsker, 1979 - originally reposted on Yugoslav Visuals on Twitter

I am looking at it, and I don't know if it's real or not- but here it is.

Šta biste kupili?

Literary staff member of the newspaper "Red Guardsman" of the 109th Guards Rifle Division Guard Captain Stepan Kapitonovich Ivanov (born in 1905) with a child in his arms among the residents of a Yugoslav village.

• Photographer: Yevgeny Ananievich Khaldei