A History of Yugoslavia by Calic, Marie-Janine -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Copyright Contents List of Maps List of Tables Introduction Abbreviations Chronology Part I: The South Slavic Movement and the Founding of the Yugoslav State (1878 to 1918)

Part II: The First Yugoslavia (1918 to 1941)

5. The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (1918 to 1929) 6. The 1920s: Tradition and Change 7. The Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1929 to 1941)

Part III: The Second World War (1941 to 1945)

8. Occupation, Collaboration, and Resistance 9. The 1940s: Total War

Part IV: Socialist Yugoslavia (1945 to 1980)

10. The Consolidation of Communist Rule (1943 to 1948) 11. Tito’s Socialism (1948 to 1964) 12. The 1960s: Transition to an Industrial Society 13. Reforms and Rivalries (1964 to 1968) 14. The New Nationalism (1967 to 1971) 15. After the Boom Years (1971 to 1980)

Part V: After Tito (1980 to 1991)

16. The Crisis of Socialist Modernity (1980 to 1989) 17. The 1980s: Anomie 18. Disintegration and the Collapse of the State (1989 to 1991)

Part VI: The Demise of Yugoslavia (1991 to the Present)

19. The War of Succession (1991 to 1999) 20. What Remained of Yugoslavia

Concluding Remarks Appendix A: Parties, Political Organizations, and Committees Appendix B: Maps Appendix C: Tables Notes Bibliography Index of Persons