Teozofija [Theosophy].
Other titles: Revija Teozofija
1927—1941? Bimonthly, irregular
Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Language: Serbo-Croatian. Publisher: Zagreb Theosophical Society of Yugoslavia.
1/1, July 1927. 8-24 pp.

This was a fairly standard local journal of the Adyar Theosophical Society. Theosophy filtered into Yugoslavia in the early 1920s. In 1921, Dr. Edvard Serko published the brochure "Theosophy is the Wisdom of God and the Wisdom about God," which gave rise to the handwritten journal Ezotericno pisma [Esoteric Letters] in Slovenia in 1922, and through the attendance of seven Yugoslavs at a Theosophical conference held in Vienna in 1923, and an art exhibit presented by Alice Adair of Adyar in Belgrade and Zagreb in 1926. See the note under Ezotericno pisma (Esoteric Letters). Contributions by Annie Besant, C.W. Leadbeater (whose "Authentic Biography" is printed in the journal), George Arundale, C. Jinarajadasa, et al.

From Nemanja Radulovic: Official journal of the Theosophical Society of Yugoslavia. Translations of Theosophical articles, reports on happenings in world Theosophy, reports on the work of local lodges, in Croatia where the Society was the most active. Thematic isues (100 years from the birth of Blavatsky and Olcott; death of Leadbeater; death of A. Besant; new president Arundale; death of King Alexander of Yugoslavia; 60 years of TS). National and University Library in Zagreb (I, 1,1927-IX, 5-6, 1936); National Library of Serbia 1927-1930; 1932; 1937; Historical Archive, Ljubljana, 1927-1937; issues I, 4, 1928 – IX, 5-6, 1936, at: http://www.jivatma.si/gradiva/starejse-revije-casopisi/revija-teozofija.