Kosovo: How Myths and Truths Started a War

James H. Satterwhite · Julie Mertus

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Preface: Understanding Kosovo Through Truths 1. The 1981 Student Demonstrations 2. Impaled with a Bottle: The Martinovic Case, 1985 3. Shot Against Yugoslavia: The Paracin Massacre, 1987 4. The Poisoning of Albanian School Children, 1990 5. Step One for NGOs: The Root Cause of Conflict Postscript, 1997: A Wall of Silence Postscript, 1998: Kosovo in Conflict

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