Conflict in the former Yugoslavia: an encyclopediaThe demise of Yugoslavia resulted in a savage internal conflict that confounded European efforts to prevent it. Intense and often instantaneous media coverage tended to produce a confusing maze of images and impressions. This timely, easy to use reference work surveys the origins, development, people, places, events, concepts, treaties, and agreements pertaining to the conflict in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s. |
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Conflict in the former Yugoslavia: an encyclopedia
Crítica de los usuarios - Not Available - Book VerdictAllcock and his colleagues (South East European studies, Univ. of Bradford, U.K.) have created a valuable reference tool for all scholars of the Balkans. The breadth of entries provides much ... Leer comentario completo
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An Encyclopedia | 1 |
Bibliography | 345 |
Chronology | 351 |
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Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia: An Encyclopedia John B. Allcock,Marko Milivojević,John Joseph Horton Sin vista previa disponible - 1998 |
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Albanian Alija Izetbegovic April armed Army JNA assembly Atlantic Treaty Organization Balkan became Belgrade border Bosnia-Hercegovina Bosnian Croats Bosnian Muslims Bosnian Serbs Bosnjak Bulgarian cease-fire central constitution Croatian Democratic Union cultural Dayton Agreements December declared defense eastern Slavonia economic elections ethnic cleansing Europe European Federal Republic foreign former Yugoslavia Franjo Franjo Tudjman groups Hercegovina independence Islamic Izetbegovic Karadzic Knin Kosovo Krajina leader League of Communists London Macedonia major ment military Milosevic's minister Mostar movement nationalist negotiated North Atlantic Treaty Operation Ottoman Party peace peacekeeping percent political population refugees region Republic of Yugoslavia Republika Srpska role safe areas sanctions Sarajevo September Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic Slovene Slovenia Slovenia and Croatia social Socialist South Slav Srebrenica territory tion Tito town troops Tudjman United Nations UNPROFOR Ustasa Vojvodina Vukovar western Yugoslav conflict Yugoslav federation Yugoslav republics Yugoslav wars Zagreb