Yugoslavia as history: twice there was a country

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Balkans: History, Politics, Society Soviet and Russian History Central European national history

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Introduction: the search for viability 1. Empires and fragmented borderlands, 800-1800 2. Unifying aspirations and rural resistance, 1804-1903 3. New divisions, Yugoslav ties and Balkan wars, 1903-1914 4. The First World War and the first Yugoslavia, 1914-1921 5. Parliamentary kingdom, 1921-1928 6. Authoritarian kingdom, 1929-1941 7. World war and civil war, 1941-1945 8. Founding the Second Yugoslavia 1946-1953 9. Tito's Yugoslavia ascending, 1954-1967 10. Tito's Yugoslavia descending, 1968-1988 11. Ethnic politics and the end of Yugoslavia.

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