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TITO’S WAR CAVE

‘Despite his experiences at Drvar, Tito had not lost his liking for caves,’ wrote Fitzroy Maclean, Churchill’s liaison officer with the...

HIJACKING THE TIME MACHINE

'Truth and memory [are] exceedingly fragile,’ writes Deborah Lipstadt in Denying the Holocaust, the Growing Assault on Truth and Memory....

NOT THE YUGOSLAVS I REMEMBER

Hats off to Slovenian author Goran Vojnović! I have just finished reading his best-selling novel Yugoslavia, My Fatherland which he...

A TOUR OF YUGOSLAVIA 1985 - Belgrade and Sarajevo.

Friday 10th May Greek trains are dreadful. From experience I can tell you that the Hellas Express was not a patch on the Vienna Express...

Poems of World War 2 - Josip Cazi and the Yugoslav Partisans

THE MEETING by Josip Cazi On rainy evenings we used to walk through the muddy factory town beside the Danube, Jelice, my blue-eyed girl -...

The Yugoslav Partisans and the Poems of Anđelka Martić

At the beginning of the twentieth century, two opposing political movements emerged from the fall of the old empires: the extreme right...

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