ihrcsloga Inventory of the Serb National Federation, Sloga Records, 1916-1920. Finding aid created by Immigration History Research Center staff, June 30, 1988 University of Minnesota Libraries December 17, 2003

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EAD encoding by Felicity HansonDecember 17, 2003 English Serb National Federation. Sloga (New York, N.Y.) Serb National Federation, Sloga Records, 1916-1920 University of Minnesota Libraries. Immigration History Research Center [ihrc] 0.25 microfilm reel. SRB In Serbian and English. Use of Materials:

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Biographical/Historical Note

Sloga (Flederation of United Serbs-Unity) was founded in Cleveland, Ohio, by Michael Pubin when representatives of Srpskog Pravoslavnog Saveza Srbobran, Prvog Srpskog Dobrotvornog Saveza (Chicago) and Prvog Crnogorskog Saveza (Chicago) met in 1909 to form Savez Sjedinjenji Srba-Sloga. Its home office was established in New York City. In 1920, a group of lodges split from Sloga and formed the organization "Srbadija" (New York) and the organization "Jedinstvo" (Cleveland, Ohio). Sloga merged with Srbobran to from Srbobran-Sloga in 1921 (Pittsburgh, Pa.); in 1929, it became part of the Serb National Federation.

Scope and Content

Records (1916-1920) of Sloga consist of constitution, by-laws, legal papers, minutes, convention minutes, and convention reports.

Inventory available.

Related Serb National Federation collections at the IHRC are: Records of National Office (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Srbobran (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Sloboda (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Srbadija (New York, N.Y.); Jedinstvo (Cleveland, Ohio); Srbobra

Index Terms

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the University of Minnesota Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Serb National Federation. Sloga (New York, N.Y.) Serbian Americans--New York (N.Y.)--Societies, etc.