Table of Contents

Series Foreword Preface Chronology of Events The Breakup of Yugoslavia and the War in Bosnia Explained The Breakup and the War: A Historical Overview The Collapse of Tito's Yugoslavia The War in Bosnia-Hercegovina A War of Myths, Propaganda, and Balkan Politics The Response of the International Community Conclusion Biographies of Key Players Primary Documents of the Breakup of Yugoslavia and the War in Bosnia Glossary of Selected Terms Annotated Bibliography Index

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The first one-stop ready reference to cover, in its entirety, the breakup of Yugoslavia and the ensuing war and peace settlement.

About the Author

CAROLE ROGEL is Associate Professor Emeritus of History at Ohio Stated University. She is coauthor of Historical Dictionary of Slvoenia (1996) and author of The Slovenes and Yugoslavia 1890-1914 (1977), as well as many articles on Slovene cultural and political Yugoslavism. Since her retirement, she has lectured and written extensively on recent developments in the former Yugoslavia.

Reviews

?Rogel's history is balanced and lucid....This useful book fills a niche in a crowded field. Recommended for academic and larger public libraries.?-Library Journal

?This book is serious reading and appropriate for research papers in government, history, and geography as well as a source of debate material....Recommended.?-The Book Report

?This volume should be a part of all public libraries, as well as an essential reference source for journalists and members of all media dealing with world events. It deals in facts, a commodity that is often hard to come by in the part of the world herein discussed.?-ARBA

?Those with an interest in the conflict should find it a worthwhile addition to their libraries.?-Military and Naval History Journal

"Rogel's history is balanced and lucid....This useful book fills a niche in a crowded field. Recommended for academic and larger public libraries."-Library Journal

"This book is serious reading and appropriate for research papers in government, history, and geography as well as a source of debate material....Recommended."-The Book Report

"Those with an interest in the conflict should find it a worthwhile addition to their libraries."-Military and Naval History Journal

"This volume should be a part of all public libraries, as well as an essential reference source for journalists and members of all media dealing with world events. It deals in facts, a commodity that is often hard to come by in the part of the world herein discussed."-ARBA