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Топ, војник и сећање : Први светски рат и Србија 1914-2009: Први светски рат и Србија 1914-2009
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Josip Broz Tito's Summit Diplomacy in the International Relations of Socialist Yugoslavia 1944–1961:
Full text linkThe article scrutinizes the dynamics of Yugoslav summit diplomacy from the end of the Second World War until
the First Conference of Heads of Governments of the NonAligned
Countries (1961), in order to outline the evolution
of a paramount role that Josip Broz Tito played in shaping Yugoslav foreign policy.Publishe
Serbian Political Elites and the Vance-Owen Peace Plan: ICTY Documents as Historical Sources:
Full text linkThe article uses the ICTY documentation to shed light on decision making within Serbian wartime leadership and its internal discords regarding the proposal to end Bosnian war from early 1993
Политички портрет Слободана Милошевића 1988-1991:
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Слободана Милошевића, као и о историјским процесима
који су довели до распада СФРЈ и ратног расплета државне
кризе. У центру анализе јесте личност самог Милошевића,
као и његова политичка филозофија.177016Рад је део пројекта Српско друштво у југословенској држави у 20. веку – између
демократије и диктатуре (№ 177016) који финансира Министарство просвете,
науке и технолошког развоја Републике Србије
"Horizontalna kolaboracija" - intimne veze žena sa nemačkim okupatorom u Srbiji 1941-1944.:
No full textČlanak se bavi okolnostima pod kojima su žene stupale u
intimne veze sa nemačkim okupatorom u Srbiji tokom Drugog svetskog
rata. Analizirani su politika i odnos antifašističkih pokreta prema
takvim ženama, kao i društveni značaj koji su te veze imale.Intimate fraternization with occupying forces was typical phenomenon for all territories under German occupation during World War II. Although it depended on the regime of occupation, number of the occupying
forces and general sympathies towards Nazism, it became the most detested form of collaboration. Women fraternization with Germans was condemned since it was considered betrayal of national and patriarchal norms
and morals. Cutting of women’s hair became a method of punishing women
for intimate relations with German soldiers by Ravna Gora Movement during the occupation. On the other hand, after liberation, People’s Liberation
Movement organized trails for women charged for ’horizontal collaboration’. Punishment by cutting hair as well as post-war trails, beside real
charges for sexual relationships had, in numerous cases, background in
ideological disapproval. Concealing ideology behind sexual charges was an
attempt of women gender degradation and deprivation of their right on
equality and emancipation. The gender differentiated treatment of collaboration was an attempt to re-establish male dominance and traditional
gender roles
Dve polovine sećanja : partizanski dnevnici kao izvor za istoriju Drugog svetskog rata: partizanski dnevnici kao izvor za istoriju Drugog svetskog rata
No full textPublished177016Knjiga je deo projekta Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku između demokratije i diktature (broj 177016) koji finansira Ministarstvo prosvete, nauke i tehnološkog razvoja Republike Srbij
"Ili će Srbija biti republika ili će prestati da postoji": ustavne promene u Srbiji 1989 (I): ustavne promene u Srbiji 1989 (I)
No full textU prvom delu teksta o procesu ustavnih promena u Srbiji
1989. prate se događaji u periodu od završetka poznate 8. sednice CK
SK Srbije (1987) do pada rukovodstva Vojvodine (1988). U centru analize
jesu događaji poznati kao „antibirokratska revolucija“ koju je
pokrenuo Slobodan Milošević i otpor koji su rukovodstva srpskih pokrajina,
Kosova i Metohije i Vojvodine, pružala izmenama srpskog ustava.This article reviles the process of constitutional changes in Serbia in
1989. It descrivbe the events between the end of the Eighth session of the
Central Committee o the Serbian Communist Party (1987) and the period
of the fall of the political leadership in province of Vojvodina (1988). In the
focus of the author’s analysis were the events known at that time as „Antibureaucratic
Revolution“ which was started by the appaearance of the Slobodan
Milošević in power. It also describes the resistance given to changes
in the Serbian Constitution by the leaderships of the two Serbian provinces,
Kosovo and Vojvodina at the time.
In this very same period Slobodan Milošević became the national
leader of the whole Serbian people in Yugoslavia. In the Serbia proper, the
biggest Yugoslav republic at the time, millions of Serbs came to the „rallies
of truth“ devoted to the Kosovo issues, shouting Milošević’s name. The
atmosphere looked like the awakening from the religious trance. It turned
out that Milošević knew how to use the wave of nationalism, that swept all
over the Yugoslavia, better than anyone in the political scene. This Serbian
(Milošević’s) national movement was celebrated like the newborn dignity of
the nation. The Serbs believed that Milošević was the one which have give
back their national identity and the right to say that they were Serbian.
This specific national „trance“ was strongly supported by the media: the
most powerfull – The Belgrade Television and „Politika“ newspaper.177016Rad je deo projekta Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku: između demokratije i diktature (177016) koje finansira Ministarstvo prosvete, nauke i tehnološkog razvoja
Republike Srbije
„Ne samo Kosovo“: ustavne promene u Srbiji 1989 (II): ustavne promene u Srbiji 1989 (II)
No full textU drugom delu teksta o ustavnim promenama u Srbiji,
piše se o događajima koji su doveli do usvajanja ustavnih promena 28.
marta 1989. U centru analize jesu politički odnosi u jugoslovenskim
političkim strukturama i otpor srpskoj politici na Kosovu i Metohiji.This is the second part of the article which describes the constitutional
changes in Serbia in late 1980-ties. The article explains the political
events that led to the adoption of the constitutional changes on the 28th
March 1989. The political relations in the Yugoslav political structures and
the resistance to Serbian politics in Kosovo and Metohija, were analyzed in
this article. The adoption of the constitutional changes led to a new wave of
violence in Kosovo and Metohija. The harsh political conflicts occurred almost
simoultaneously in the Yugoslav federal leadership. The Albanians
from Kosovo province received the huge political support from Slovenia in
their resistance against Serbian leadership. However, the Serbian Party
Congress adopted the changes of the republic constitution on March 28th
1989. The socialist Yugoslavia, as defined by the constitution from 1974,
ceased to exist. In the Serbia, the change was taken as the correction for
the „centuries of injustice“, and that it was marked as the „big day“ of the
Serbian history. It was emphasized that „a satisfied Serbia would bring
satisfaction to Yugoslavia“. Also, that one of the most important „battles
for unity“ within the Serbia, had been won.Published177016Rad je deo projekta Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku: između demokratije
i diktature (177016), koji finansira Ministarstvo prosvete, nauke i tehnološkog razvoja
Republike Srbije
Rat u Sloveniji: dokumenta Predsedništva SFRJ 1991. Tom II (jun - jul 1991): dokumenta Predsedništva SFRJ 1991. Tom II (jun - jul 1991)
No full textZbirka dokumenata koja se odnose na rat u Sloveniji 1991.godinePublishe