In this thesis, we will talk in general about important topics about the society of the Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia during the last years of the First World War found via methods of analysis and grouping of articles of Ilustrovani list, such as provisioning and social life (sport, film, etc.), charity work, care of childrens and orphans from the Croatian Littoral, Istria and Dalmatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, changes in attitude about the further existence or survival of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy etc., along with certain parts that were insufficiently reported in the weekly itself, such as anti-Semitism and criticism of the Frankovci. Despite the arrival of Emperor Charles I to power, provisioning and other wartime hardships increased greatly, whose criticism became more open with the abolition of military censorship of the press despite its availability through jokes and caricatures. In the final year of the war, there was a greater promotion of the South Slavic idea and social dissatisfaction with provisioning, while from the end of October till the end of December 1918, the weekly became the propaganda machine of the State and the Kingdom of SCS, praising it together with the National Guard without any criticism.