About this book
Henry Baerlein expands on his articles first published in the Fortnightly Review to explain the historical context and challenges facing Yugoslavia, a multi-ethnic country located in southeastern Europe that was formed immediately after World War I as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes – and which disintegrated in 1992 and is now in present-day (2023) parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Republic of Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia. (Summary by Keith Marohn)
Chapters (21)
1Preface
2Introduction
3Chapter I: Glory and Disaster, part 1
4Chapter I: Glory and Disaster, part 2
5Chapter II: Fighting the Darkness, part 1
6Chapter II: Fighting the Darkness, part 2
7Chapter II: Fighting the Darkness, part 3
8Chapter III: Building the Foundations, part 1
9Chapter III: Building the Foundations, part 2
10Chapter III: Building the Foundations, part 3
11Chapter III: Building the Foundations, part 4
12Chapter III: Building the Foundations, part 5
13Chapter IV: The Shifting Sands of Macedonia, part 1
14Chapter IV: The Shifting Sands of Macedonia, part 2
15Chapter IV: The Shifting Sands of Macedonia, part 3
16Chapter IV: The Shifting Sands of Macedonia, part 4
17Chapter V: The European War, part 1
18Chapter V: The European War, part 2
19Chapter V: The European War, part 3
20Chapter V: The European War, part 4
21Chapter V: The European War, part 5
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