I wrote a research paper on breakup of Yugoslavia. I did it so I could talk about the music
How I managed to write 10 pages about roki and the gang is beyond me
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ACbu3PCkq0oN-IxmW21pv15Azn9te0bl96QyuRErJEE/edit?usp=sharing
What do you guys think about these Feature History videos on The Breakup of Yugoslavia ?
youtu.be/4mxJjstwqMk
Breakup of Yugoslavia was wild
Liberated or semiliberated territory during the uprisings in Yugoslavia against the Axis and their client states in 1941, overlayed on the borders of states during the breakup of Yugoslavia (summer of 1995)
Most common surname in each municipality of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1991, just before the breakup of Yugoslavia (blue: Croatian or mostly Croatian; red: Serb or mostly Serb; green: Bosniak or mostly Bosniak last name)
[Serious] People of Former Yugoslavia, what are your experiences of the Breakup of Yugoslavia?
the breakup of yugoslavia could be summed up with “Serbia declares war on fucking everything”
The BBC docuseries "The Death of Yugoslavia" (1995) portrays the breakup of Yugoslavia as a largely elite-driven affair. To what extent is this depiction accurate?
I'm watching the excellent 1995 BBC docuseries "The Death of Yugoslavia" right now, and I'm struck by how elite-driven (if not quasi-Great Man) its narrative/"historiographical" is. While it does talk about events happening on the ground outside the elites' control (e.g. the initial unrest in Kosovo, the "Log Rebellion" in Knin, etc), the docuseries seems to place the greater weight of explanatory importance on how elites like Milosevic, Tudjman, and others respond to these forces in smokey backrooms, cabinet meetings and party congresses.
I understand that this focus on elites is somewhat intrinsic in the BBC's choice to foreground "all-star" interviews with the major heavy-hitters of all sides, but I'm wondering to what extent this elite-driven process explanation of how Yugoslavia fractured into all-out war is accurate or reflective of current trends in Yugoslav War historiography. And are there alternative, possibly more structural or grassroots, explanations for the collapse of Yugoslavia?
just found out about the breakup of yugoslavia
Breakup of Yugoslavia [1,545 × 1,242]
The Weight of Chains (2010) Documentary on how the breakup of Yugoslavia was orchestrated by the US
youtu.be/waEYQ46gH08
What did Tito do so well to prevent the breakup of Yugoslavia?
I read that the state had control of the media, but it seems that what happened in Kosovo between Albanians and Serbs could have happened without the media. Where there laws and punishments for nationalist sentiment and organizing, and if so, how did these not backfire?
Do people who moved from Yugoslavia to the USA prior to the breakup consider themselves Yugoslav-American rather than Croatian or Slovenian-American etc?
(or Macedonian, Serbian, Herzegovian, Bosnians, Montenegrin, and Kosovan)
Books on socialist Yugoslavia and Tito? (Not focused on breakup and breakup-related conflict)
Hi, I'm interested in reading a book that focuses on the history of socialist Yugoslavia: Tito, conflicts with Stalin, regular folks' lives and jobs, public works projects, production and consumption of culture, that kind of thing.
Most books I've seen recommended here and elsewhere seem to either focus on the breakup and resulting conflict, or they seem to be longer historical overviews of the entire Balkans. Those are great, and I'll probably read Mazower and/or Glenny as well. But I'm wondering if there's something suitable to my more narrow interest too.
Between 1992 & 1994, Yugoslavia went through one of the worst periods of hyperinflation in world history, peaking at over 116 billion percent, & forcing the government to mint larger & larger currency denominations.
Does the map of Yugoslavia always look like it's drying out its balls to you?
Italy's Incompetent as always and I'll have to save him from Yugoslavia of all people. And let me remind you guys, this is just day 1.
20 years ago the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia started
Check my "Kingdom of Yugoslavia" mod out
Map of GDP per capita in the former Yugoslavia
For the equality - Socialist Party of Serbia, Yugoslavia, cca 1990/92.
Impact of centuries of Ottoman occupation in Yugoslavia
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the inmate breakthrough from the Jasenovac concentration camp, the largest camp in occupied Yugoslavia
Hearts Of Iron: Ash - Yugoslavia and Bulgaria
War in 1991. stopped the construction of this and who knows how many hospitals and today across Yugoslavia more than 1400 nCovid19 confirmed cases
Religious composition of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia according to the 1931 census.
Pop history often presents Yugoslavia as a "nationalist time bomb" destined to blow, held together only by the force of strongman President Tito. But he died in 1980 and the first Yugoslav war began in 1991. What was really going on?
reddit.com/r/AskHistorian…
Serbian President met today with ambassadors from EU countries. I liked the juxtaposition with the grand mosaic "Creation of Yugoslavia" in the background.
Today in Slovenia we celebrate Independence and Unity Day. We celebrate the official proclamation of the Slovenian independence from Yugoslavia that happened 28 years ago where 95% of the voters favoured the establishment of independent and sovereign nation.
TIL that during the hunt for Radovan Karadzic, a member of the US Seals dressed in a gorilla uniform, in the hope that Karadzic's bodyguard would be so dumbfounded at seeing one in Yugoslavia, they'd slow down enabling an attack by US forces.
theguardian.com/world/201…
Map of the administrative divisions within the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - 1929
The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia happened over 20 years ago
Anti-aircraft fire over Belgrade, capital of Yugoslavia, spring of 1999 [1200x675]
Yevgeny Iosifovich Gaiduchok: The Man Who Travelled Back from 23rd Century- In support of his words, Yevgeny told Vadim about the collapse of the USSR, about President Yeltsin, about the war in Yugoslavia.
infinityexplorers.com/yev…
This is my Grand Grandfather who served in WW2 as a Royal Army Officer for the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. He was put in charge of Zagreb but got retreat orders since the Germans were advancing too fast, so he had to comply. Unfortunately for him, he got captured by some Ustasee a day later.
"Come to Slovenia (Yugoslavia), the beautiful and cheap country of picturesque landscapes!" (Hungary, 1938)
Zantac Florida Sedan (concept/prototype, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 2002)
The national composition of Yugoslavia by municipality according to the 1961 census (see more maps @ www.milosp.info)[OC]
Watching a BBC documentary, “The Death of Yugoslavia.” This rifle looks familiar...
Axis Partition of Yugoslavia
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