Death of yugoslavia book

I am the leader of one country that has two alphabets three languages four religions five nationalities six republics surrounded by seven neighbors a country in which live eight ethnic minorities Josip Broz Tito In Utopia or Inspiration Belgrade native and preeminent Yugoslav history speaker and lecturer Srdjan Ristic details than 30 years of dedicated study into the profound exploration of the birth existence and demise of the once powerful Communist country of Yugoslavia a subject that continues to captivate Europe and the world at large The fallen Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia still offers a wealth of opportunities for learning and reflection on vision courage sacrifice love honor the play of great powers delusions low and high politics hatred blindness and brutality In the simplest terms on the great takeoff and fatal fall of the Socialist experiment known as Yugoslavia and its profound effects on current European politics and alignment the Russia Ukraine War and the new rise of Socialism In this in depth beautifully illustrated Yugoslavia history book you will Insider analysis of the history of Yugoslavia spanning a surprisingly broad timeframe from before the arrival of Slavs to the Balkans through the Medieval period to Balkan Wars World War 1 and WW2 through the current day shedding light on the sociocultural ethnic and religious diversities of the Slavic peopleMore than 130 striking color and black and white historical photographs and maps of Yugoslavia and SE Europe will complement your reading experience and help you reach a deeper thorough knowledge. The fall of yugoslavia book A detailed overview of the former regions and countries that combined to form Yugoslavia and the current European countries that formed after Yugoslavia fell including Croatia Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina Macedonia Montenegro Kosovo and Slovenia. Yugoslavia war A compelling examination of the Communist revolutionary and Yugoslav dictator Josip Broz Tito and how he led a guerrilla movement against Nazi Germany s occupation in World War Two and avoided the control of the USSR and StalinA chronological and logical presentation of historical facts many previously obscured that were pivotal in shaping individual and collective perceptions decisions and reactions in the regionUnravel the complex tapestry of Yugoslav history and legacy in this fascinating narrative that challenges conventional understanding Utopia or Inspiration culminates in a comprehensive perspective on the Yugoslav ideology and state inviting readers to contemplate the intriguing Was Yugoslavia a utopia or is it an ongoing inspiration to millions of people There have been many attempts to explain the historical phenomenon that is Yugoslavia This book offers a comprehensive and fresh new look at what may have happened and what could have been Review Page Up and Order Now Yugoslavia Utopia or Inspiration Unveiling Yugoslavia A Profound Exploration into the Rise Fall and Lasting Legacy a Groundbreaking Book That Finally Reveals the Full StoryI bought this book in a book store in Belgrade during my short trip in Serbia and I was actually looking for a history of the Balkans When I saw this book recommended by a guy in the bookstore I said to myself that this 400 pages book would clarify a bit the history of Yugoslavia the ethnic conflicts and the social mechanisms that explain them The biggest merit of this book is the chronological perspective that it offers to the reader For someone who s not a connaisseur of this part of the world this point of view could be very useful Nevertheless the objective perspective claimed on the fourth cover of the book has never been reached The author focuses on the Serbian perspective and always finds the pretext to talk about Serbian involvement in the Yugoslav project in contrast with the other nations involved in this political utopia This biased perspective affected the reading and also entailed a certain distrust concerning the legitimacy of these statements Finally in the second half of the book I couldn t wait to finish it as fast as possible The lack of footnotes academic sources or even literary historical references left me with the impression that what the author wanted was to vulgarise the history of Yugoslavia and to present it in a personal subjective political ish standpoint This impression altered the reading experience After 400 pages I don t feel I know a lot about Yugoslavia the Balkans than I knew before Yugoslavia Utopia or Inspiration Unveiling Yugoslavia A Profound Exploration into the Rise Fall and Lasting Legacy a Groundbreaking Book That Finally Reveals the Full Story