Various staff or divisions of the Library of Congress have compiled or researched topics related to Croatia or former Yugoslavia, beginning with the Cold War era when the Library took the lead to produce basic reference tools about Eastern Europe and continuing with some content from the 1990s. This page gathers those materials together and links to freely available digital copies. The Library of Congress also has recorded many concerts, lectures, and book talks, some of which relate to Croatia and are presented below. Titles link to fuller bibliographic information in the Library of Congress Online Catalog. Additional short titles produced by the Law Library of Congress are included in the Guide to Law Online: Croatia under the Law Library of Congress Search: Croatia.
The 1978 act on foreign investment in Yugoslavia by Catalogue of sources of legal information: Yugoslavia by 
Croatia: Partnerships, Priorities and Progress
East Central and Southeast Europe: a handbook of library and archival resources in North America by 
The Glagolitic Missal of 1483 by Inheritance by children born out of wedlock in Yugoslavia by Nationality law of Yugoslavia in 1918 by 
Newspapers of East Central and Southeastern Europe in the Library of Congress by Particular features of Yugoslav criminal law and procedure by Purchase of realty in Yugoslavia by United States citizens by Some basic features of the judicial system of Yugoslavia by 
The South Slavic Collections at the Library of Congress by Validity of vital statistics documents in Yugoslavia by 
Yugoslav Socialism in Latin America: The Left-Wing Origins of Neoliberalism
