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Former Yugoslavia History:     more books (100)

Historical Dictionary of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Historical Dictionaries of Europe) by Zeljan Suster, 1999-10-06 The Break Up of Yugoslavia (Arbitrary Borders) by Kate Transchel, 2006-11-30 Unconventional Perceptions of Yugoslavia 1940-1945 by Steven Pavlowitch, 1985-10-15 Yugoslavia and Its Historians: Understanding the Balkan Wars of the 1990s Assault on the Soul: Women in the Former Yugoslavia by Sara Sharratt, 1999-06-10 Explaining Yugoslavia by John B. Allcock, 2004-12 Mediation in the Yugoslav Wars: The Critical Years, 1990-95 (Advances in Political Science) by Saadia Touval, 2002-02-09 Between the Double Eagle and the Crescent by Zdenko Zlatar, 1992-05-15 Beyond Marx and Tito: Theory and Practice in Yugoslav Socialism by Sharon Zukin, 2008-10-14 Neighbors at War: Anthropological Perspectives on Yugoslav Ethnicity, Culture, and History by Joel Martin Halpern, 2000-07-01 History of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Pannonia, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Jasenovac Concentration Camp The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia by Mr. Tim Judah, 1998-08-11 Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union in the Early Cold War: Reconciliation, comradeship, confrontation, 1953-1957 (Cold War History) by Svetozar Rajak, 2010-11-09 Bosnia-Hercegovina: A Tradition Betrayed by Robert J. Donia, John V.A. Fine, 1994-09-29

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101. The Impact Of War On Child Health In The Countries Of The Former Yugoslavia
     Report from a workshop examining children's health issues.  
     http://stills.nap.edu/readingroom/books/impactwar/executive.html
     
     Extractions: The participants in the Workshop on the Impact of War on Child Health in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia (the "Child Health Workshop") were doctors from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia, all of whom were knowledgeable about the situation of children in their own countries, and senior U.S. and European pediatricians drawn from academic and professional organizations. A common interest in the health and welfare of children provided the opportunity to put aside political differences in the interest of focusing on the state of child health and well-being in these countries that have experienced the political, economic, and social disruptions of war. The presentations and deliberations of the workshop participants provided insight into currently available information to assess the physical and mental health of the children in these countries. Workshop discussions identified gaps in knowledge that can be addressed by future studies and professional exchanges in the areas of epidemiology, primary care, trauma, acute and chronic illnesses, mental health, and child protection. The role of doctors as a conscience of the community deserves more consideration in times of stress and under difficult circumstances such as war. Pediatricians and children's doctors in particular have a professional obligation to act to protect children under such circumstances. Workshop discussions identified some key principles that can be used to guide professional practice in the protection of children. These principles include the need to keep children with their parents whenever possible, the need to protect children within their home communities whenever possible, and the importance of maintaining basic health, education, and social services for children under conditions of adversity.

102. Kentucky.com : Kentucky News, Sports, Jobs, Homes, Cars
     Lexington HeraldLeader  
     http://www.kentuckyconnect.com/heraldleader/news/110297/ft5davis.html

103. CNA - Centar Za Nenasilnu Akciju
     The main acticvities are trainings and networking in nonviolent conflict transformation in the region of former yugoslavia. With reports, trainings offered and future activities.  
     http://www.nenasilje.org

104. Balkanpeace Index
     Network supporting peace in former yugoslavia and the surrounding region. List of officers, articles and other texts, maps, and a thematically organized directory of links.  
     http://www.uottawa.ca/associations/balkanpeace/
     
     Extractions: Signez-le ! BalkanPeace appuie le Manifeste 2000 de l'UNESCO pour une culture de la paix et de la non-violence. We are still building the Balkan Peace site. Documents will be added constantly. Nous construisons le site de Balkan Peace et vous remercions de votre patience. Thank you for your patience and your suggestions Nous y ajouterons constamment des documents : prière de nous faire part de vos suggestions Texts posted on this site by Balkan Peace scholars Textes affichés sur ce site par des membres de Balkan Peace Danopoulos, Constantine. "Toward Cooperation in Post Cold War Southeastern Europe" Isakovic, Zlatko. "Diplomacy and the Conflict in Kosovo — Notes on Threats and Fears" Isakovic, Zlatko. "Expansion of NATO, Conflicts in the Balkans and the Security of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia" Isakovic, Zlatko. "International Position of Macedonia and Balkan Security" Vankovska, Biljana.

105. DDH: Hope On The Balkans Archive; MAIN MENU
     Site on positive developments in former yugoslavia.  
     http://www.ddh.nl/fy/

106. UNEP Balkans
     United Nations Environment Programme is conducting environmental assessments and cleanup in Albania, in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and in the Federal Republic of yugoslavia.  
     http://www.grid.unep.ch/btf/

107. 1998 Korcula Nationalism Conference
     A conference which the issue of nationalism can be freely and openly discussed, as a part of the EUsponsored project Confidence Building in former yugoslavia Reconciliation through direct communication and interaction.  
     http://www.gla.ac.uk/Inter/SEERU/conference/
     
     Extractions: SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN RESEARCH UNIT [The Case of the Successor States of former Yugoslavia] Island of Korcula, Croatia 22-25 September 1998 KORCULA CONFERENCE PROGRAMME UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW STAFF NEWSLETTER (ISSUE 204) ARTICLE, P.10 (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader). BACKGROUND As a part of the EU-sponsored project Confidence Building in former Yugoslavia: Reconciliation through direct communication and interaction , a forum is being initiated at which the issue of nationalism can be freely and openly discussed. The complex ingredients which purport to identify differences between the peoples, in terms of their national 'uniqueness' are amongst the most important aspects of the political and social dynamics within the successor states of former Yugoslavia. Examination of the complex relationships which form a raison d'etre and motivation for the processes of self-determination, coupled with major socio-political changes in recent years, presents cross-cultural challenges. AIM The acute problematics of the successor states of Yugoslavia in recent history have made it almost imperative that the first Korcula Summer School/Conference concentrates on national identity versus national enmity. The Conference proposes to examine closely the various strands which define that phenomenon which is understood in colloquial and academic parlance as 'nationalism', taking both a theoretical and empirical approach in addressing the issue.

108. Serbiska Folkets Röst-Glas Srpskog Naroda
     An organisation created to give you the truth about the serbian people and the events in the former yugoslavia.  
     http://home4.swipnet.se/~w-41657/

109. RootsWeb: Genealogy Mailing Lists: Turkish_Jews
     Sephardic Jewish genealogists with roots in the former Turkish Ottoman Empire including Turkey, Serbia, Greece, and yugoslavia.  
     http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Religion/Turkish_Jews.html
     
     Extractions: Topic: Sephardic Jewish genealogists with roots in the former Turkish Ottoman Empire including Turkey, Serbia, Greece, and Yugoslavia. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at Turkish_Jews-admin@rootsweb.com. Unsubscribing. To leave Turkish_Jews-L , send mail to Turkish_Jews-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. To leave Turkish_Jews-D, do the same thing with Turkish_Jews-D-request@rootsweb.com. Archives. You can search the archives for a specific message or browse them, going from one message to another. Some list archives are not available; if there is a link here to an archive but the link doesn't work, it probably just means that no messages have been posted to that list yet.

110. Ilirika Brokerage
     Brokerage and investment activities on Slovenian market and on markets of republics of former yugoslavia.  
     http://www.ilirika.com/

111. AIM | Alternative Information Network
     Alternative information network in former yugoslavia.  
     http://www.aimpress.ch/index.htm
     
     Extractions: AIM's programme of activities in 2003. The AIM network of independent journalists in South East Europe is at present undergoing a phase of transformation. This is due, on the one hand, to the need to react and adapt to the evolv-ing situation in the region and, on the other hand, to the overall reduction in funding for such pro-jects. Read the complete document here

112. Eastern Europe Holidays
     Escorted 14day tours through the former yugoslavia. Company based in Bosnia Herzegovina.  
     http://www.e-europeholidays.com

113. Bright Lights Film Journal | Yugoslav Documentaries
     Archival footage, dramatizations, and dark satire capturing the endof-century events in the former yugoslavia.  
     http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/32/thessaloniki.html
     
     Extractions: Belgrade Follies Archival footage, dramatizations, and dark satire capture the dire end-of-century events in the former Yugoslavia BY CLEO CACOULIDIS Film after film bombards the eye with images of destruction: buildings split open, their wire and plaster entrails hanging precariously amid the rubble, burnt villages, graveyards, rivers of people fleeing, squalid refugee shelters. The accompanying stories are no less harrowing than the pictures they describe. Such is the stuff of the 11 Yugoslav documentaries shown at the 3rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival: Images of the 21st Century in March 2001. The films, all produced within the last ten years by Radio B92, the independent media station in Serbia that was actively opposed to the regime of Slobodan Milosevic, explore the aftermath of the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1991. Tragically, three wars, the 1999 NATO bombing campaign, and the threat of another war in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have provided Yugoslav doc makers with more than enough raw material for their projects.

114. Yu Vinil
     Selling music records from the countries of former yugoslavia and abroad.  
     http://www.yuvinil.org.yu/
     
     Extractions: For all other information e-mail us. Titles without Cond. and Price do not exist in stock at the moment, but these records also can be ordered. Our site is kind of a catalogue of all records that were printed in Yugoslavia. You can't find catalogue like this anywhere else. Catalogue will grow until all of Yu Editions are coverd. Site will be updated regulary. e-mail: yuvinil@neobee.net Yu Vinil Yu Vinyl website deals with the sale of all kinds of records from the countries of former Yugoslavia Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia

115. The Emperor's New Clothes
     Ezine provides news and opinion regarding the former yugoslavia, with less frequent commentary on surrounding regions and other topics.  
     http://www.emperors-clothes.com/
     
     Extractions: Français ... How NATO Staged Albanian Flight During NATO Bombing Interview with leader of Jewish community in Pristina, Kosovo. How the Pentagon Unwittingly Admitted NATO Leaders are Guilty of War Crimes Against Yugoslavia by Jared Israel. “The Pictures Tell the Tale: The Vatican and Nazism in Germany and Croatia” doubletalk on Holocaust and endorsement of Croatia’s mass expulsion of Serbs. Egypt: Elephant in the Living Room of Gaza ‘Disengagement,’ Part 1

116. Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic Of Country Guide - History And Government -
     World Travel Guide Macedonia, former Yugoslav Republic of - Overview, Visa andPassport requirements, vacation advice, holiday guide, international travel  
     http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/mkd/mkd580.asp
     
     Extractions: History: An ancient, strategically important and much-contested territory, the historical region known as Macedonia was variously controlled by the Greeks, Romans, Bulgarians, Byzantines, Serbs and Ottoman Turks, who conquered the area in 1371, and kept it until the beginning of the 20th century. Then, as Turkish power declined, Macedonia once again became a bone of contention between its various neighbours and their respective superpower allies. In 1893, the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organisation (IMRO) was founded to promote independence. In 1912/13, the Balkan Wars drove the Turks out of the area, and it was carved up between Serbia and Greece, with Bulgaria retaining only a small part. Vardar Macedonia became part of the new ‘Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes’ in 1918 (‘Yugoslavia’ from 1929). This caused much anti-Serbian resentment locally during the inter-war period, when the IMRO was also used as a terrorist organisation against Belgrade by Bulgaria, which again occupied the area under German direction during World War II. In 1945, the area became a constituent republic of the new communist Yugoslav federation, which the Serbs opposed. Thereafter a new ‘Macedonian’ nation was created, but this was never accepted as legitimate by any of the republic’s neighbours. In December 1990, following the collapse of communism in Yugoslavia (now Serbia and Montenegro), Macedonia held its first multi-party elections for the 120-seat national assembly, the

117. Navip Co. - Home
     Biggest exporter of wine in the former yugoslavia, with operations throughout the country. Today it continues to harvest some 2,000 hectares of vineyards, producing over two million tons of wine yearly.  
     http://www.navip.com/
     
     Extractions: Our winemasters can often be found walking the vineyards, working closely with the numerous winegrowers who supply NAVIP's grapes. Their proper selection is the first step in the creation of great wines that we are so proud of. The specially selected grapes arrive at the winery to be crushed, with the juice carefully handled as the fermentation process begins. What follows is the blending, the true test of the winemaster's art. Here, our expertise comes to the fore as we carefully blend the fermented wine to achieve the perfect, consistent balance. If you let your curiosity lead you, sooner or later, your way will lead you to Serbia and Yugoslavia, a busy crossroads of the world’s thoroughfares. In the large treasure chest of Serbia, there are, meticulously packed, valuable artifacts from ancient times, rare underground cave crystals and collections of herbs, mementos from the earliest childhood of the European civilization, natural artifacts, true legends of heroes, exotic treasures that you cannot find anywhere else in the world...

118. Farrington, S. Blake
     Portfolio of black and white photographs, with a special focus on the former yugoslavia and social issues in the San Francisco Bay area.  
     http://www.blakefarrington.com/

119. Independent Media In Former Yugoslavia
     Nongovernmental, alternative, anti-war media in former yugoslavia  
     http://www.igc.org/balkans/zrinka.ra
     
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120. Guidelines For Yugoslavia And The Former Yugoslav Republics
     Headings such as yugoslaviaHistory1992 now have an ending date, The headings yugoslavia (until 1992) and former Yugoslav republics (after 1992)  
     http://www.indiana.edu/~libslav/slavcatman/yugo.html
     
     Extractions: Slavic Cataloging Table of Contents Geographic Subjects Table of Contents Index Geographic Subjects Yugoslavia and the Former Yugoslav Republics Geographic Name CP (Regardless of publication date) Yugoslavia e-yu yu Bosnia and Hercegovina e-bn- bn Croatia e-ci- ci Macedonia (Republic) e-xn- xn Montenegro e-yu- yu Serbia e-yu- yu Serbia and Montenegro e-yu- yu Slovenia e-xv- xv According to the new rules from LC (see SCM H 1055), the term "Yugoslavia" applies only to: "Yugoslavia" is no longer valid as a subject for time periods after February 2003. The new "Serbia and Montenegro" will be used instead. Entities within either Serbia or Montenegro will continue to be qualified by "(Serbia)" or "(Montenegro)" respectively.

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