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Obnavljanje parlamentarnog poretka u Srbiji 1990.:
Full text linkU tekstu se piše o društvenoj atmosferi i dominantnim političkim
procesima koji su postojali u Srbiji u vreme održavanja prvih višestranačkih
izbora 1990. U centru analize jesu vladajuća oligarhija i njena nespremnost da
izvrši punu demokratizaciju Srbije, kao i delovanje prvih opozicionih stranaka.Publishe
Bosna i Hercegovina u vreme raspada SFRJ 1990-1992: tematska zbirka dokumenata: tematska zbirka dokumenata
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Od mira do rata: dokumenta Predsedništva SFRJ 1991. Tom I (januar - mart 1991): dokumenta Predsedništva SFRJ 1991. Tom I (januar - mart 1991)
No full textZbirka dokumentata Predsedništva SFRJ koja se odnose na period od januara do marta 1991.godine i prate prerastanje jugolovenske krize u raspad
Srpske političke elite i Vens-Ovenov plan, tom II: Stenografske beleške sa zasedanja Narodne skupštine Republike Srpske
No full textU zborniku su obajvljena dokumenta koja se odnose na rat u Bosni i nastojanja da se on prekine. U centru pažnje se nalazi Vens-Ovenov plan i razmimoilaženja vodećih političara iz Srbije, Savezne republike Jugoslavije i Republike Srpske oko njegovog prihvatanja ili odbijanja.Publishe
Rađanje jeretika: suđenje Milovanu Đilasu i Vladimiru Dedijeru 1955.: suđenje Milovanu Đilasu i Vladimiru Dedijeru 1955.
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Rat u Sloveniji 1991.:
No full textČlanak se bavi početkom ratnog raspleta jugoslovenske
državne krize, kratkotrajnim tzv. junskim ratom u Sloveniji. To je bio
uvod u građanski rat u Hrvatskoj i rasplamsavanje ratnog požara na
prostoru SFRJ. U centru analize jesu odnosi na relaciji Slovenija – JNA,
kao i pozicija Srbije u tom periodu. Tekst je napisan na osnovu dostupnih
izvora i relevantne literature.A short war in Slovenia was only the beginning of the war which was the
outcome of the Yugoslav state crisis in late 1980-ties. This was the prelude to civil
war in Croatia and later wars that broked up Socialist Yugoslavia. The Slovenia’s
independence was declared on the 25th June 1991. The Slovenian Parliament
adopted constitutional act proclaiming the independence of Slovenia. The
Yugoslav People’s Army have no chances to win the war against Slovenia. Members
of the Army were taught for decades that they never engaged in the war against
interrior opponents. The Slovenian leadership was very keen to win the media
war. They skillfully runned the propaganda war. Politcal events in Slovenia
at the time of declaration of independence and later combat operations were
shown on television as the aggression of the Yugoslav army, not as Slovenia’s
secession.Published177016Rad je deo projekta Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku – Između demokratije
i diktature (177016) koji finansira Ministarstvo prosvete i nauke Republike Srbije
Мисао без пасоша : међународна сарадња Београдског универзитета : 1945-1960: међународна сарадња Београдског универзитета : 1945-1960
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Prosvetni radnicu u u ideologiji vlade Milana Nedića 1941-1944:
No full textČlanak se bavi odnosom komesarske uprave i Vlade Milana Nedia 1941–1944, prema prosvetnim radnicima u Srbiji za vreme
nemačke okupacije tokom Drugog svetskog rata. Analizirana su ideološka očekivanja, propaganda i politika vlasti prema prosvetnim radnicima.
Rad je pisan na osnovu arhivske građe, štampe i literature.In occupied Serbia, High school education was remodeled as important
ideological tool of the collaborationists Serbian government. According to the
standpoints of the Government, teachers should act as propagators of the ideology that governement have wish to spread inside of the schooling system in Serbia. Most of the tasks were spreading anti-communist propaganda, contolr of
over the pupuls, especiaally in later grades of the high school and to be engaged
in all Government propaganda efforts. It oculd be said that they were overburnd
with the obligations with specific ideological contence. On the contrary to Government proclaims, most of the teachers, showed passive or active resistance,
despite the huge efforts of the Government to establish the firm control over
them. Some of those efforts included transfer to other areas or dismisal from the
service, but in some harsh cases even sending to the prisons and camps.Publishe
Slobodan Milošević i Franjo Tuđman o statusu Bosne i Hercegovine 1991:
No full textČlanak se bavi razgovorima Slobodana Miloševića, predsednika
Srbije i Franje Tuđmana, predsednika Hrvatske tokom jugoslovenske
krize 1991. o statusu Bosne i Hercegovine. Ti razgovori su poznati
kao dogovor o „podeli“ Bosne i Hercegovine i do sada je o njima pisano
samo na osnovu svedočenja učesnika razgovora. U Sudskoj arhivi
Međunarodnog krivičnog suda za bivšu Jugoslaviju u Hagu, nalazi se
dokument koji potvrđuje da su razgovori o „podeli“ Bosne zaista vođeni,
da su nastavljeni 1992. i da je u njih bilo uključeno i rukovodstvo bosanskih
Srba.The article is written on talks between Slobodan Milosevic, President of
Serbia, and Franjo Tudjman, the Croatian president of the Yugoslav crisis 1991st
on the status of Bosnia and Herzegovina. These talks are known as an agreement
on the „division“ of Bosnia and Herzegovina and have written about them only
on the basis of testimony of participants in the talks. The Judicial Archives International
Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia in Hague is a document that confirms
that talks about the „division“ of Bosnia indeed led to continued 1992nd and that
they were involved in the Bosnian Serb leadership. In 1992. Followed chaotic
and tragic events – plebiscite of independence, unsuccessful negotiations in Portugal
under the auspices of the European Union, recognition of independence of
Bosnia and Herzegovina 6th April and withdrawal of the Yugoslav Army – who
are the former "Yugoslav bastion“ pushed into the abyss of civil war three years.Published147039Rad je deo projekta (Ne)uspešna integracija – (ne)dovršena modernizacija: međunarodni
položaj i unutrašnji razvoj Srbije i Jugoslavije 1921–1991 (147039), koji finansira Ministarstvo
za nauku i tehnološki razvoj Republike Srbije