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Yugoslavia Government:     more books (100)

Yugoslavia's problems with "market socialism": How Titoism faces a conflict between the economically desirable and the politically acceptable (Southeast Europe series) by Dennison I Rusinow, 1964 Birth of a revolutionary movement in Yugoslavia (A black & red pamphlet) by Fredy Perlman, 1969 The practice of socialist democracy in Yugoslavia by Edvard Kardelj, 1954 Yugoslavia at the crossroads by Miodrag Beljaković, 1983 The multinational federated community of Yugoslavia by Anton VratusÌŒa, 1961 Speech: At the second congress of the People's Front of Yugoslavia, September 27, 1947 by Josip Broz Tito, 1947 Yugoslavia, a new form of communism? (Foreign policy reports) by Vera Micheles Dean, 1951 Yugoslavia: The non-Leninist succession (Paper) by A. Ross Johnson, 1980 Some aspects of the Yugoslav system of self-government and worker management;: Sociological-political outline (Studies) by Dušan Bilandžić, 1968 The struggle of the communists of Yugoslavia for socialist democracy;: The report to the sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia by Josip Broz Tito, 1952 Report of Vice-president Edvard Kardelj to the Federal People's Assembly of Yugoslavia, on April 19, 1961 by Edvard Kardelj, 1961 Recent developments in Yugoslav local government: Asummation of the formal seminar remarks by Eugen Pusić, 1965 The role and tasks of the socialist alliance of the working people of Yugoslavia;: Report submitted to the Fourth Congress of the People's Front of Yugoslavia by Edvard Kardelj, 1953 Yugoslavia: 1966: The Titoist revolution enters a new phase (Southeast Europe series) by Dennison I Rusinow, 1966

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     and indefensible measures by the Yugoslav government and military forces present terror of the Yugoslav government against the Albanian Kosovars.  
     http://www.pww.org/past-weeks-1999/War is our responsibility.htm
     
     Extractions: The war in Yugoslavia is a major international crisis. It is not a local or even a regional crisis. With each passing day, the war crisis deepens and spreads, engulfing more states and people. To think all of Europe, along with the United States, might be embroiled militarily on one side or another of the hostilities isn't idle speculation. War has a momentum of its own. And this war in particular could easily draw into its web nearly every nation on the European continent unless checked by the actions of tens of millions worldwide. Even if this awful outcome is avoided (and hopefully it will be), new fault lines and divisions on the entire European continent, not to mention between the United States and Russia, are opening because of this bloody conflict. While every major imperialist power with the exception of Japan is now a belligerent in this explosive war, it is U.S. imperialism, our government, and our President that are orchestrating, commanding, and bankrolling this unrestrained and massive assault on the Yugoslav people. It is our government's cruise missiles, Apache helicopters and bombers that are responsible for the civilian deaths and property damage in the billions of dollars.

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