Godina izdanja: 2021
ISBN: 978-86-7403-258-9
Autor: Domaći
Jezik: Engleski

REPEATING HISTORY 1941-1991? - two break-ups of Yugoslavia as repeated history? - Serbian perspectives

Priredili - Predrag J. Marković, Bojan Dimitrijević

Izdavač - Insitut za savremenu istoriju, Beograd

Godina - 2021

336 strana

24 cm

ISBN - 978-86-7403-258-9

Povez - Tvrd

Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja



SADRŽAJ:
PREDRAG J. MARKOVIĆ - Remembering 1941 and 1991 as Two Parts of the Same Tragedy? a View From 2021
MARKO MILETIĆ, MILOŠ ŽIKIĆ - The April War of 1941
BORIS TOMANIĆ - The Bulgarian Occupation of Yugoslavia in 1941
RADOSAV TUCOVIĆ - Occupational Police Formations In Serbia During 1941 - Structural Organization, Police Practice and Problems
NEMANJA DEVIĆ - The Uprising and Creation of Free Territory in Serbia in the Period July-October 1941
RADE RISTANOVIĆ - Resistance in Belgrade 1941
NEBOJŠA STAMBOLIJA - Collaborationist Forces in Occupied Serbia in 1941
LJUBINKA ŠKODRIĆ - Women in Occupied Serbia in 1941
DRAGOMIR BONDŽIĆ - Serbian Intellectual Elite in 1941
GORAN MILORADOVIĆ - Ustasha Ideology in the European Context in the 20th Century - an Attempt at a Typology of Modern Dictatorships and Extreme Ideologies
VLADIMIR LJ. PETROVIĆ - Becoming Inevitable - Yugoslav Descent to War Revisited
KOSTA NIKOLIĆ - On the War Aims in the 1991-1992 Yugoslav Conflict
BOJAN DIMITRIJEVIĆ - Yugoslav People`s Army in Troublesome 1991
MILAN GULIĆ - The Birth of the Republic of Serb Krajina


`In the Serbian historiography, comparative studies are rare. By comparison we do not mean only comparing between countries and regions. Perhaps the different periods from one own history could be compared.

Therefore, the Institute for Contemporary History has decided to publish this volume on two Yugoslavia`s break ups. First Yugoslavia broke up after occupation by the Third Reich, Italy, and their allies in 1941.

The second Yugoslavia disappeared in a row of civil wars starting in 1991.

These two years seemed to be plausible topics for comparison. Oddly enough, we have not studies that literally compare these two periods. We decided to publish a selection of studies covering 1941 and 1991, side by side.

Truly, it is not a real comparative research. But it could be a beginning and inspiration of future studies which should establish relations and prove possible commonalities between two times.

Papers collected in this volume represent state of the art in this two realms of historiography.`



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