Yugoslavia as history : twice there was a country / John R. Lampe.
1996
DR1246 .L36 1996
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Title
Yugoslavia as history : twice there was a country / John R. Lampe.
Author
ISBN
0521461227 (hc)
9780521461221 (hc)
0521467055 (pbk.)
9780521467056 (pbk.)
9780521461221 (hc)
0521467055 (pbk.)
9780521467056 (pbk.)
Imprint
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1996.
Language
English
Description
xx, 421 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
Call Number
DR1246 .L36 1996
System Control No.
(OCoLC)34283437
Summary
Yugoslavia as History traces the bloody demise of the former Yugoslavia through its history and its earliest roots. A Yugoslav idea had already emerged before the First World War, and it led to two states called Yugoslavia, between 1918 and 1941, and from 1945 until 1991. This book examines the origins of that idea among the related but separate peoples who have populated the region over the last 1,000 years, drawing out the connections this story has with the violent end of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1991. The author follows these peoples, their institutions and ideas from their earliest interaction, into the two World Wars and the states which resulted from them, detailing the tortuous search for political and economic viability which characterized Yugoslavian statehood. --From publisher's description.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 393-401) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction: The search for viability
1. Empires and fragmented borderlands, 800-1800
2. Unifying aspirations and rural resistance, 1804-1903
3. New divisions, Yugoslav ties, and Balkan Wars, 1903-1914
4. The First World War and the first Yugoslavia, 1914-1921
5. Parliamentary kingdom, 1921-1928
6. Authoritarian kingdom, 1929-1941
7. World war and civil war, 1941-1945
8. Founding the second Yugoslavia, 1946-1953
9. Tito's Yugoslavia ascending, 1954-1967
10. Tito's Yugoslavia descending, 1968-1988
11. Ethnic politics and the end of Yugoslavia.
1. Empires and fragmented borderlands, 800-1800
2. Unifying aspirations and rural resistance, 1804-1903
3. New divisions, Yugoslav ties, and Balkan Wars, 1903-1914
4. The First World War and the first Yugoslavia, 1914-1921
5. Parliamentary kingdom, 1921-1928
6. Authoritarian kingdom, 1929-1941
7. World war and civil war, 1941-1945
8. Founding the second Yugoslavia, 1946-1953
9. Tito's Yugoslavia ascending, 1954-1967
10. Tito's Yugoslavia descending, 1968-1988
11. Ethnic politics and the end of Yugoslavia.
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