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The emergence of the Yugoslav commune is a significant aspect JL of the distinctive political system that has been developing in Yugoslavia since 1950. The Serbian term opština—općina in Croatian—historically referred to a specific area, defined by the collectivity or commonalty of the land and the inhabitants' use thereof. In the prewar period the term lost this meaning and signified only an administrative unit, such as a borough, district, municipality, or community.

Aliens — Position of — Treatment by Receiving State — Refugees — Refugee within Meaning of Geneva Convention of July 28, 1951 — "Volksdeutsche" from Yugoslavia — Whether Entitled to Status of Refugee Notwithstanding Yugoslav Nationality — Status in Austria — Competence of Austrian Courts in Divorce Proceedings — The Law of Austria.

Aliens — Position of — Treatment by receiving State — Status of refugees within meaning of Refugees Convention of July 28, 1951 — Yugoslav refugee in German Federal Republic — Prior recognition as refugee in France — Illegal entry into territory of German Federal Republic — Right of residence in Federal Republic — Right to recognition as refugee in Federal Republic notwithstanding illegal entry and prior recognition in France — The law of Germany.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Refugees Convention of July 28,1951 — German Law of April 25,1951, concerning "Homeless Aliens" — Reference to Convention in Interpretation of German Law.Aliens — Position of — Status of Refugees within Meaning of Refugees Convention of July 28, 1951 — Yugoslav Refugee in German Federal Republic — Order for Expulsion — Limits of Order According to German Law of April 25, 1951, Concerning "Homeless Aliens" — The Law of Germany.

Aliens — Position of — Treatment by receiving State — Asylum for persons liable to political persecution — Extent of right to grant asylum — The law of Germany.347Extradition — Political offences — Determination of — Whether conduct of alleged offender in State of refuge and subsequent to commission of offence is relevant for determination of character — Possibility of political motivation of punishment — The rule of specialty — The law of Germany.