The Croat Question: Partisan Politics in the Formation of the Yugoslav Socialist State.

Wayne S. Vucinich · Jill A. Irvine · Ivo Banac

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Perspectives on nationalism and state-building; the roots of the Croat question; the state-building strategies of Serb and Croat elites, 1918-1941; the Communist Party of Yugoslavia and the Croat question, 1918-1941; mobilizing popular support in Croatia, 1941-1943; Hebrang and the federalist alternative, 1943-1944; building a party-state, 1945; the Croat question and the politics of state-building in socialist Yugoslavia.

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