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24. 11. Yugoslavia : 1989-1996 Written by Warren Zimmerman, a former US Ambassador to Yugoslavia, from the Rand corporation. Offers look back on the events of the war and lessons for U.S. foreign policy. http://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CF129/CF-129.chapter11.html

11. Yugoslavia : 1989-1996 by Warren Zimmermann Background: 1945-1989 U.S. policy toward Yugoslavia was remarkably consistent during the Cold War. The United States and the United Kingdom had backed Josip Broz Tito during the closing years of World War Two in spite of his Communist affiliation and his never-disguised intention of turning Yugoslavia into a Communist country. Tito's Yugoslav opposition, Draza Mihailovic, a Serbian general in the pre-war royalist regime, had decided that it was more important to oppose Tito's Communist Partisans than to engage fully against the Germans. For the Allies, therefore, support for Tito was a pragmatic response to the need to tie down some 20 German divisions in the Balkans while the invasion of France was being prepared. The same pragmatism guided U.S. policy when Tito was expelled from the Cominform by Stalin in 1948. The Truman administration decided to support the renegade Yugoslav Communist as a way to challenge Stalin, to deprive the Soviets of a sphere of influence on the Adriatic, and to ensure the survival of a possible magnet for further defections from the Soviet bloc. U.S. assistance to Tito included the provision of aircraft and other military equipment, plus a continuing economic aid program that won Yugoslavia a unique and favored position among all Communist countries. The United States, of course, never bought into Tito's heterodox ideology, although his rejection of such Soviet shibboleths as democratic centralism and a monopolistic role for the Communist Party made it easier for successive American administrations to maintain support. Moreover, Yugoslavia's economic system was based on a (theoretically) decentralized "self-management" rather than on a Gosplan and a five-year planning cycle. Some economic decisions were in fact made at the factory level, though the Yugoslav party exercised considerable behind-the-scenes control. From the 1950s Yugoslavia's borders were open to a remarkable degree for a Communist country; Tito, whose opportunism usually got the better of his Bolshevism, had seen the value of allowing Yugoslav workers to earn hard currency in the West. This openness impressed even Nikita Khrushchev, who remarked on it in his memoirs.

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28. International Scholars To Write Balkans History, Future September 17, 2001. International scholars to write Balkans history, future. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The way we write history creates the reality of the future, says a Purdue http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html4ever/010917.Ingrao.history.html

Purdue News September 17, 2001 International scholars to write Balkans history, future The conference, Sept. 24-26, near Novi Sad, Serbia, is drawing leading authorities from the United States, Canada, western Europe and Serbia and key representatives of the newly democratic governments of Serbia and Yugoslavia. The Scholars' Dialogue is sponsored by the provincial government of Vojvodina, the university and municipality of Novi Sad, and several regional and non-governmental and human rights organizations. "Amid all the bitter debates about the wars of Yugoslav succession, there has been one element of agreement by all sides, namely the pivotal role that history has played in shaping people's minds," says Purdue Professor Charles Ingrao, who is helping organize the Scholars' Dialogue. "This has been particularly true among the Serbs. Divergent interpretations of history have divided nations by sowing mistrust, resentment and hatred among people who had coexisted with one another for long periods of time. In the hands of nationalist politicians, media and historians, the events of the past decade can also easily be molded in ways that will intensify these feelings, further widening the gap among Serbs and their neighbors. "The historians hope to bring together Serb and non-Serb scholars to examine dispassionately the key documentary evidence that informs public perceptions about the underlying causes and tragic course of the Yugoslav conflicts. By employing shared scholarly methodologies, the historians' dialogue could hopefully reach a reasoned consensus on at least some of these contentious issues. Achieving at least some common ground would help replace yet another round of distortion and outright myth-making with mutual understanding that could help heal the wounds and bridge the divisions of the past decade."

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31. EFP-Balkans: History A new approach to helping communities prevent conflict, strengthen cooperation, and apply unityin-diversity within sustainable community-building processes. http://www.efpinternational.org/organization/efp-balkans/history.html

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33. CBC News Indepth: Balkans INDEPTH BALKANS Timeline 13891999 CBC News Online March 19, 2004 1389 Serbs lose a key battle against the forces of the invading Ottoman Empire on the fields of Kosovo. http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/balkans/history.html

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Table of Contents Home Partitions Overview The Partition Debate ... Contact Us Project Co-Sponsors: Project Funders: Home Partitioned Regions The Balkans History ... History The Balkans: History The Ottoman Era Full-fledged empire came to the Balkans with the Ottoman Turks, who began their conquests of the region in 1362 by taking Adrianople (modern Edirne, Turkey), and advanced up the Balkan Peninsula over the next century. Bosnia Between Empires Austria-Hungary The northwestern Balkans came under Hapsburg rule early on. The Hapsburgs acquired the Slovene lands of the Frankish Empire in the 10th century, added Styria, Carinthia and Carniola in the 13th century, and Istria and Trieste in the 14th century. World War I As the Ottoman Empire decayed during the late 19th century, the three pre-Ottoman Balkan powers, Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria, scented the opportunity to revive their fortunes. The Yugoslav Kingdom World War II Yugoslavia, 1945-90 The new Yugoslavia that emerged in 1945 was a federation of six republics, structured to prevent renewed Serbian domination of Yugoslavia. But it also left large Serb minorities in many of the new republics. Chapter Contents The Balkans History The Ottoman Era Bosnia Between Empires Austria-Hungary World War I ... Yugoslavia, 1945-90

37. Facts About Macedonian: Balkans History, As Discussed In Britannica Compton's En Facts about Macedonian Balkans history, Greek civilization, the peoples to the north were thought by the Greeks to be barbarians. To the northeast were the Thracians, to the http://www.britannica.com/facts/11/780541/

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