Europe's Backyard War: The War in the BalkansPearson Education New Zealand Limited, 1994 - 432 páginas In his attempt to piece together the tragedy of what is happening in the Balkans, the author examines the fighting on the ground in the former Yugoslavia, but also looks at the lessons to be learned from fumbling inability of the West or the UN to forestall or halt the conflict. |
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... seemed far from stable . Belgrade's intelligentsia and students seemed as restive as their counterparts elsewhere in East - Central Europe on the eve of the revolutions there . Hostility towards the Serbian Socialist Party's ...
... seemed far from stable . Belgrade's intelligentsia and students seemed as restive as their counterparts elsewhere in East - Central Europe on the eve of the revolutions there . Hostility towards the Serbian Socialist Party's ...
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... seemed to be Stalin's favourite foreign son , tension was growing between them because of Tito's radical line and Stalin's morbid suspicion of any communist with his own power - base . In June 1947 , Stalin's favour seemed confirmed ...
... seemed to be Stalin's favourite foreign son , tension was growing between them because of Tito's radical line and Stalin's morbid suspicion of any communist with his own power - base . In June 1947 , Stalin's favour seemed confirmed ...
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... seemed no humiliation nor any dishonest signature could do away with the duo's scheme for peace . ( Lord Owen , who as David Owen had suffered ridicule as one of the ' Two Davids ' with the Liberal leader David Steel during the general ...
... seemed no humiliation nor any dishonest signature could do away with the duo's scheme for peace . ( Lord Owen , who as David Owen had suffered ridicule as one of the ' Two Davids ' with the Liberal leader David Steel during the general ...
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The Outbreak of War 1991 | 1 |
Countdown the West and | 31 |
Yugoslav History 18041991 | 59 |
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Abdić accept Albanians Alexander allies Army atrocities Balkans Banac Belgrade Bosnia Bosnia-Hercegovina Bosnian Serb Britain British brutal Bulgarian cease-fire Chetniks communist crisis Croatia Croats Croats and Muslims CSCE defence Despite diplomatic Djilas Djordje Douglas Hurd Drasković Eastern Europe economic ethnic cleansing fact Federal fighting foreign minister German Greater Serbia Greece Greek Habsburg hardliners Hercegovina Hitler ibid independence intervention Islam John Major Karadžić killing Kosovo Krajina leaders London Lord Carrington Lord Owen Macedonia mediators military Miloš Milošević Mladić Moscow murder Muslims nationalist Nazi Obrenović official Orthodox Ottoman Partisans Party peace political population President Quoted Ramet recognised reform refugees regime republics role Russian Sarajevo Second World seemed Serb forces Serbia Slavs Slobodan Milošević Slovenes Slovenia Soviet Union Stalin statesmen territory threat Tito Tito's troops Tudjman Turkish UNPROFOR Ustasha Vance-Owen victims wanted West European Western Yugoslav Yugoslavia Zagreb