81. History Of The International Committee Of The Red Cross Crimes without punishment Humanitarian action in former yugoslavia Years offighting in the former yugoslavia have upset the world balance and inflicted http://www.icrc.org/web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList2/About_the_ICRC:History?OpenDoc

82. History Of Yugoslavia - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library history of Hatred the former yugoslavia (or, more territory of todaysBosniaHerzegovina more recent history, instability 1918. http://www.questia.com/search/history-of-yugoslavia

Questia The World's Largest Online Library Primary Navigation Skip Home Page Search Page Read Page ... Subscribe Page Secondary Navigation Skip About Questia Subscribe Requirements ... Login Search the Library: Advanced Search Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Research Topics We searched for: history AND of AND yugoslavia we found: results by media type: books: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: Research Topics on: history of yugoslavia List All Research Topics Yugoslavian History books on: history of yugoslavia - 8430 results More book Results: Alexander of Yugoslavia: The Story of the King Who Was Murdered at Marseilles Book by Stephen Graham ; Yale University Press, 1939 Subjects: AleksandarIKing Of Yugoslavia1888-1934 ...support if something more disruptive of Yugoslavia were not achieved. Hungary had been...King. He had the man who was capable of doing it but this time he would leave...also useful in diverting suspicion. Then history held a parallel: Sophie Perovsky killed...

83. History is the Vojvodina (historic Backa) and Srem regions of former yugoslavia, Rusyns in yugoslavia s Vojvodina have had a literary language that has been http://www.carpatho-rusyn.org/history.htm

Carpatho-Rusyns Carpatho-Rusyns live in the very heart of Europe, along the northern and southern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains. Their homeland, known as Carpathian Rus', is situated at the crossroads where the borders of Ukraine, Slovakia, and Poland meet. Aside from those countries, there are smaller numbers of Carpatho-Rusyns in Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and the Czech Republic. In no country do Carpatho-Rusyns have an administratively distinct territory. The information on this page comes from a brochure "Carpatho-Rusyns" published by The Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center Dr. Paul Robert Magocsi The original brochure was composed and laid out by Anatoli Bohdan Tkachenko Due to the limitation of only being able to display one character set within a document on the Internet - the text differs from the original in that diacritical marks and accents do not appear on certain words - this shall be corrected as soon as the technology becomes available to us. Table of Contents Geography And Economy Language, Identity and Culture Religion Politics ... Back To Carpatho-Rusyn Home Page Geography and Economy Three-quarters of the Carpatho-Rusyns in Europe are found within the borders of Ukraine, specifically in the Transcarpathian region (historic Subcarpathian Rus'). In Slovakia, Carpatho-Rusyns live in the northeastern part of the country which is popularly known as the Presov Region. On the northern slopes of the Carpathians, they had traditionally lived in southeastern Poland, in an area know as the Lemko Region (now know as the Beskid Niski). After World War II, the Lemko Rusyns were deported from their Carpathian homeland. Among those who remained in Poland, a few thousand have managed to return to the Carpathians, although most reside in scattered settlements in the western (Silesia) and northern regions of Poland. Finally, there are several Carpatho-Rusyn villages just south of the Tisza River in the Maramures region of north central Romania, and a few scattered settlements in northeastern Hungary.

84. Euroclio This organisation supports the learning and teaching of history by sharing and Final project management meeting of the project in former yugoslavia http://www.eurocliohistory.org/newsletter_projects.htm

The projects Work to be done for the EUROCLIO Acquisition Plan 2005-2008 The EUROCLIO Association and Foundation Boards and the Secretariat are working hard to give visibility to the organisations´ work and objectives in order to secure funding. Since EUROCLIO is dependent on funding, the acquisition of financial resources for both core and project activities is an existential task of the organisation. In this light we have arranged meetings with members of the European Parliament and the European Commission. We are also seeking for the commitment of EUROCLIO members, who have a very important role to play in this respect. The Danish History Teachers´ Association, Dansk Histore Lærerforening, has successfully initiated support from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the project in Former Yugoslavia in 2003-2005. At the moment we are exploring possibilities to strengthen the network of history educators in Turkey together with our colleagues of the Finnish History Teachers´ Association. Obviously EUROCLIO is also interested in exploring ways of possible future cooperation with other organisations, institutions, (national) authorities or project programmes. If you as a Member of individual have any ideas and/or contacts that could be valuable in this respect, please contact Ms Willemijn van der Toorn at:

85. EUROPA - The EU At A Glance - The History Of The European Union - 1992 This page provides information on the history of the European Union. An International conference on former yugoslavia opens in London, United Kingdom. http://europa.eu.int/abc/history/1992/index_en.htm

European Governments on-line Austria Belgium Cyprus ... About EUROPA European Year for Security, Hygiene and Health in the Workplace January Portugal takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Communities. February The Council adopts positive measures to help Croatia, Slovenia, the Yugoslav Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The Treaty on the European Union is signed in Maastricht by the Foreign and Finance Ministers of the Member States. The Commission adopts a Green Paper on the impact of transport on the environment. March Finland formally applies to join the European Communities. April The Escudo enters the exchange-rate mechanism of European Monetary System. May An agreement on the European Economic Area signed in Porto, Portugal. Switzerland formally applies to join the European Communities. June A referendum is held in Denmark, the people vote against the ratification of the Treaty on the European Union. The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) is held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Community takes part in it and signs some international Conventions on Global Climate Change and Biological Diversity.

86. Book Review The American Historical Review, 108.5 The For if there was no real religious revival in the former yugoslavia, Content inthe history Cooperative database is intended for personal, http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/108.5/br_151.html

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87. September 2000: Key Elections Loom In Former Yugoslav Nations Political tensions are rising again in the area of the former yugoslavia. Let today go down in history as the date when our state security forces began http://www.socialistaction.org/news/200009/key.html

Enter key words or concepts then select the 'search' button to search the Socialist Action web site Socialist Action /September 2000 Key Elections Loom in Former Yugoslav Nations By GERRY FOLEY Political tensions are rising again in the area of the former Yugoslavia. Elections are scheduled in the next two months in Kosovo, the rump Yugoslavia, and Macedonia. In all three places, fundamental questions will be at stake. The neo-Stalinist regime in Belgrade has been pulling out all the stops to make the Sept. 24 elections in the rump Yugoslavia into a plebiscite for Milosevic's Greater Serbian nationalist line. For example, his minister of information, Goran Matic, told the somewhat oppositional magazine Nin (Aug. 31 issue) that the Democratic Opposition included parties representing oppressed national groups, which "are the continuers of the occupiers of Yugoslavia during World War II." It is notable that Matic did not even mention Montenegro, although the regime insists that it is going to conduct the elections there despite the opposition of the Montenegran government. The latter has called for a boycott of the elections in protest against changes the Milosevic regime has made in the Yugoslav constitution reducing the autonomy of the last republic in the "Yugoslav Federation" besides Serbia. In the same issue of Nin, there was an interview with the Montenegran minister of foreign affairs, Branko Lukovec, who announced that the Yugoslav Federation was "about to die." He stated: "That is not Montenegro's will but the will of the people who have been governing the Federation, who have led it from conflict to conflict to greater and greater isolation."

88. History Channel - UNESCO Throughout Kotor s turbulent history, a variety of buildings have been erected . Click here to see how the former yugoslavia compares in size to the http://www.historychannel.com/classroom/unesco/kotor.html

Find out about other Endangered Sites Angkor, Cambodia Bahla Fort, Oman Butrint, Albania Chan Chan Archaeological Zone, Peru Old City of Jerusalem Region of Kotor, Yugoslavia Royal Palaces of Abomey, Benin Timbuktu, Mali Natural and Culturo-Historic Region of Kotor, Yugoslavia This Web site, dedicated to the Natural and Culturo-Historic Region of Kotor in Yugoslavia, is currently under construction. Please bookmark this site and visit it again soon. Region of Kotor and Threats to Its Survival Maps Click here for a map of the former Yugoslavia. Click here to see a map of the current Yugoslavia that shows where Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia are after they became independent. Click here to see how the former Yugoslavia compares in size to the United States. Delineation of national boundaries is for reference purposes only and does not represent an endorsement by the History Channel, UNESCO or any other UN agency. Links Learn about why the Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Take a virtual tour of the historical town of Kotor! Visit Kotor through a great collection of photographs. To learn about what UNESCO is accomplishing around the world, visit www.unesco.org.

89. Documents Relating To The History And Contemporary Events Of The Balkan States ( Press Now, Forum for Independent Media in the former yugoslavia TWENTYFIVELECTURES ON MODERN BALKAN history (THE BALKANS IN THE AGE OF NATIONALISM), http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/bosnia.htm

Documents on Bosnia History of the Conflict Old Serbian Tales: Marko and the Turks, c. 1450 The 1456 Siege of Belgrade, By Tom R. Kovach Professor Steven W. Sowards, "Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan History" Count Andrássy to Count Beust, 30 December 1875 (Communicated to the Earl of Derby by Count Beust, January 3), "Correspondence Respecting Affairs in Bosnia and Herzegovina." ... Croatian History Links Current Documents Timeline of the War in Bosnia, 1990-present Yahoo's Bosnia and Herzegovina Information Yahoo's World News: Bosnia and Herzegovina Andrew Bair, "Which End-Game in Bosnia?," ... Return to Vinnie's Home Page

90. OSCE: This Week In OSCE History You are here Home This week in OSCE history Week 33 primarily a resultof ethnic tensions and the neighbouring conflicts in the former yugoslavia. http://www.osce.org/events/twh.php?lsi=true&limit=10&week=33

91. Conflict And Crisis In The Former Yugoslavia; Wellesley College Wilson Symposium The tragic events of the last four years in the former yugoslavia have again scholars and artists to focus on the history of the Balkan conflict, http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/Releases/1996/022196bosnia.html

Contact: Janet Mendelsohn 617-283-2373 email: jmendelsohn@wellesley.edu Conflict and Crisis in the Former Yugoslavia; Wellesley College Wilson Symposium to Focus on Bosnian War February 21, 1996 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 3 - 9 Bosnia program They will be joined by authors, filmmakers, historians and photographers from around the world. All programs are free and open to the public. The Symposium will include two films, "Bosna!" by French philosopher Bernard Henri Levy; and "Before the Rain," a Macedonian production that focuses on the cycle of ethnic violence in Macedonia, a former republic of Yugoslavia. Sibylle Bassler, a prominent German documentary filmmaker, will lead a discussion and showing of her interviews with Bosnian victims of mass rape: "Rape as a Means of Warfare," and panels on genocide and ethnic cleansing, nationalism and activism will examine in depth the crisis in the Balkans in the context of history, journalism, and the current military and peace-keeping operations. A distinguished panel of journalists will introduce the week's events: New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis; Randolph Ryan of the Boston Globe, currently on assignment in Tuzla; and Roy Gutman of Newsday, whose articles on the Balkan war were published in the 1993 book, A Witness to Genocide. David Rieff, author of Slaughterhouse: Bosnia and the Failure of the West, will speak on "Bosnia After Dayton;" Brian Hall, author of The Impossible Country, will discuss "The Serbs: Is to Understand to Forgive?;" and historian Ivo Banac will address "The Sealing of History: Myth and Reality," focusing on World War II atrocities in Yugoslavia and censorship during the Tito regime. In conjunction with the symposium, a photo exhibition, "Survival in Sarajevo: How a Jewish Community Came to the Aid of its City," by photojournalist Edward Serotta, will be held in the Jewett Arts Center.

92. FOR- Who We Are history and Supporters. Founding of the Fellowship bringing students fromthe former yugoslavia out of war zones and into US homes and schools, http://www.forusa.org/about/history.html

Vision and Mission Statements Statement of Purpose History and Supporters The Good Fight ... JOB OPPORTUNITIES History and Supporters Founding of the Fellowship In 1914, an ecumenical conference was held in Switzerland by Christians seeking to prevent the outbreak of war in Europe. Before the conference ended, however, World War I had started and those present had to return to their respective countries. At a railroad station in Germany, two of the participants, Henry Hodgkin, an English Quaker, and Friedrich Sigmund-Schultze, a German Lutheran, pledged to find a way of working for peace even though their countries were at war. Out of this pledge Christians gathered in Cambridge, England in December 1914 to found the Fellowship of Reconciliation. The US FOR was founded one year later, in 1915. The FOR has since become an interfaith and international movement with branches and groups in over 40 countries and on every continent. Today the membership of FOR includes Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, and people of other faith traditions, as well as those with no formal religious affiliation. FOR's History - Some Highlights Helps organize the National Civil Liberties Bureau, now the ACLU. Supports World War I conscientious objectors and contributes to legal recognition of CO rights.

93. Comparative And Foreign Governments On The Internet; Central, Southern And Easte former yugoslavia ·. · Bosnia · Croatia · Kosovo · Macedonia · Czech RepublicWWWVL history Czechoslovakia (former) a country study http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/compartee.html

Site developed by Iza Laponce Central, Southern and Eastern Europe Table of Contents General Materials Albania Bulgaria Czech Republic ... Uzbekistan General Resources for Central, Southern and Eastern Europe @Russ [Mainly Cyrillic ] BalkanPeace; International Research Network Hyperlinks Balkans Regional Atlas ... Armed Conflict Events Data: Jews 1800-1999, OnWar.Com Albania Albania: BBC Country Profile Albania: a country study Albania: About.Com Albania: ADMINET ... WorldPress.Com: Albania Bulgaria Amnesty International Library Online Documentation Archive: Bulgaria Amnesty International Annual Report 2002: Bulgaria Amnesty International Annual Report 2001: Bulgaria Amnesty International Annual Report 2000: Bulgaria ... WorldPress.Com: Bulgaria Czech Republic Amnesty International Library Online Documentation Archive: Czech Republic Amnesty International Annual Report 2002: Czech Republic Amnesty International Annual Report 2001: Czech Republic Amnesty International Annual Report 2000: Czech Republic ... WorldPress.Com: Czech Republic Hungary Amnesty International Library Online Documentation Archive: Hungary Amnesty International Annual Report 2002: Hungary Amnesty International Annual Report 2001: Hungary Amnesty International Annual Report 2000: Hungary ... Armed Conflict Events Data: Hungary 1800-1999, OnWar.Com

94. War Crimes Tribunals Research Office Provides legal support and assistance in prosecuting individuals responsible for serious crimes and atrocities committed in the former yugoslavia and Rwanda. From the Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, American University. http://www.wcl.american.edu/pub/humright/wcrimes/research.html

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95. No Peace Without Justice Campaign of the Transnational Radical Party for the establishment of the ICC and support of the ad hoc international criminal tribunals for the former yugoslavia and Rwanda. http://www.npwj.org/

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96. Crucible Of War Home Page A multimedia project dedicated to documenting personal stories of ordinary people from Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, and other countries of current and former yugoslavia. Includes a video, historical timeline, study guides, discussion group, and links to other resources. http://www.crucibleofwar.com

Crucible of War a Journey Back to the Balkans Crucible of War is now available on DVD for both home and institutional use. Click the photo below to purchase. DVD now available With the war still raging inside of me, will I be able to record stories of people that are so close to me? Am I different now? In the spring of 1999, Leon Gerskovic like many other Americans was watching TV news reports of thousands of refugees fleeing Kosovo and NATO planes bombing Serbia. Unlike most other Americans, however, Leon knew firsthand what was transpiring. The news reports brought back his own memories of the war in his native Croatia only eight years earlier. As history repeated itself before his eyes, Leon could not be a detached viewer. Instead, he resolved to return to his homeland to see how victims of earlier wars were coping. Leon interviewed no politicians, military leaders, journalists, or expert analysts. Instead he spoke to teachers, priests, farmers, veterans, young people, old people, even a garbage man. He sought no villain or victim. Instead of speaking to Serbs, Croats, and Bosnians as identities, he spoke to them as individuals. Armed only with small DV cameras, he and his team would journey into the heart of the Balkans to seek out stories of ordinary people: people who had long since been marginalized. People only looking to be heard. Instead of seeking hard facts in a place where truth is elusive, Leon sought to explore the personal realities of the people he met. In the process, his own history would come back to haunt him.

97. Ex-YU Press Directory of news sources from the former yugoslavia, classified according to whether they are patriotic or independent . Also includes an archive of articles translated to English. http://www.freespeech.org/ex-yupress/

98. International Monitor Institute Advanced media research for human rights. Video, audio and photography pertaining to human rights worldwide, particularly in the former yugoslavia, Burma, Cambodia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, and the Middle East. http://www.imisite.org/

FRANCE, Aug 2- Doors Closing on Asylum Seekers PARIS (IPS)- The French government is proposing measures to let in fewer asylum seekers and to get failed applicants out faster. New proposals include airport tribunals for speedy processing of applications, and the use of charter flight for mass expulsions. SIERRA LEONE, July 9- Setting up the TRC BENIN, Jun 19- New Family Code Outlaws Harmful Tra... SIERRA LEONE, Jun 18- Amputees Get New Home, New L... Cecil Antoine: Reporting on conflict zones South African television producer Cecil Antoine has traveled the world covering some of the worst wars in recent history. Her pieces have aired on the BBC, CNN, ABC, and on various other television stations worldwide. She spoke with IMI in Johannesburg about the logistics of covering conflict zones. ...read entire text Search Site All Articles Events Photos Videos Search Video Archives ABOUT IMI FOR OUR FUNDERS HOW TO HELP ... LINKS

99. ICTY Home Page Judgements and press releases, indictments and proceedings, broadcasts of court proceedings. http://www.un.org/icty/

bosanski/hrvatski/srpski Shqip WELCOME TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA The ICTY at a Glance: The Tribunal's Core Achievements: Spearheading the shift from impunity to accountability, establishing the facts, bringing justice to thousands of victims and giving them a voice, the accomplishments in international law, strengthening the Rule of Law. General Information: Origin, jurisdiction, organisation, procedure and composition of the Tribunal. Assignment of Cases: Composition of Chambers and list of cases which have been assigned to a Chamber. Key Figures of ICTY Cases: Individuals publicly indicted since the inception of the Tribunal and accused who have appeared in proceedings before the Tribunal. ICTY Cases: List of all ICTY cases listed by case number.

100. Former Yugoslavia Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online The PerryCasta±eda Library Map Collection at the University of Texas, Austin. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/yugoslav.html

@import url("/utlol-2nd.css"); Skip to Content Home Sitemap Help SEARCH: choose an area to search Library Web Site Library Catalog How Do I...? Web About the Libraries Libraries, Centers, and Museums Hours Parking ... PCL Map Collection > Former Yugoslavia Maps Maps FAQ Map Room Guide World Africa ... Map Dealers Other Map Sites Map Sites City Map Sites Country Map Sites Historical Map Sites ... Weather Map Sites Map Collection Former Yugoslavia Maps The following maps are from The Former Yugoslavia: A Map Folio, published by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in 1992. Not all maps from the atlas are included here. Balkans, Ethnic Majorities (258K) Balkan Region: The Macedonian Question 1908-1913 (316K) Balkan Region: The Macedonian Question 1914-1992 (273K) Yugoslavia,Former, Ethnic Majorities (412K) requires EID Accessibility Privacy/Confidentiality Material Usage Statement Comments ... About This Site

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