Bleiburg: The Creation of a National Martyrology

Pål Kolstø

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Balkans: History, Politics, Society Central European national history National Identity and Symbolism

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In a study of historical myths in South Eastern Europe in 2005 I identified four different types of mythologies, one of which was the myth of martyrdom (Kolstø2005). I pointed out that while nation...

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