Utopias of nation : local mass killing in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1941-42

Tomislav Dulić

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This study analyses the mechanisms of local mass violence perpetrated by the Croatian fascist Ustasha organisation and the Serbian nationalist Chetniks in Bosnia and Herzegovina during 1941–42. A t ...

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