History of Bosnia : From the Middle Ages to the Present Day

by Hoare, Marko Attila

• ISBN13: 9780863569531
• ISBN10: 0863569536
• Format: Trade Book
• Copyright: 2006-01-01
• Publisher: Saqi Books

Summary

The first comprehensive study of national identity in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations	p. 11
Maps	p. 12
Acknowledgments	p. 13
Glossary	p. 15
Acronyms	p. 18
Introduction: Nationhood and Statehood in Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 21
Bosnia-Hercegovina Before Yugoslavia, 958-1918	p. 33
The Medieval Conception, 958-1463	p. 33
The Ottoman Womb, 1463-1878	p. 38
The Origins of the Bosnian Muslim Nation	p. 45
The Bosnian Uprising of 1830-2	p. 49
The Origins of the Bosnian Serb Nation	p. 51
The Origins of the Bosnian Croat Nation	p. 57
The Bosnian Uprising of 1875-8	p. 61
Resistance to the Austro-Hungarian Invasion, 1878	p. 66
The Austro-Hungarian Midwife, 1878-1914	p. 70
The Movements for Religious and Educational Autonomy, 1896-1906	p. 76
Bosnian Parties and the Bosnian Parliament, 1906-14	p. 80
Young Bosnia	p. 87
Bosnia-Hercegovina Between Yugoslavia and Serbia, 1914-18	p. 92
Conclusion	p. 98
Bosnia-Hercegovina in the Yugoslav Kingdom, 1918-41	p. 101
Bosnia-Hercegovina and the Birth of the Yugoslav State, 1918-23	p. 102
Bosnia-Hercegovina Polarised, 1923-9	p. 112
Bosnia-Hercegovina Dismembered, 1929-34	p. 116
Bosnia-Hercegovina Between Partitions, 1934-9	p. 122
The Muslim Movement for the Autonomy of Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 128
The Movement 'Serbs Assemble!'	p. 135
The Bosnian Croats and the Sporazum	p. 145
Towards a Bosnian-patriotic Alternative	p. 148
The Bosnian Question and the Axis Invasion	p. 150
Conclusion	p. 151
The Seeds of a New Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1878-1941	p. 153
The Origins of the Bosnian Socialist Movement, 1878-1919	p. 155
The Birth of the Bosnian Communist Organisation, 1919-28	p. 159
Bosnia-Hercegovina and the Right to Self-determination	p. 163
Bosnia-Hercegovina and the 'Third Period', 1928-34	p. 168
Did the KPJ Support the Partition of Bosnia-Hercegovina?	p. 171
The Popular Front and the Rebuilding of the Bosnian KPJ, 1935-9	p. 175
The KPJ and the Campaign for Bosnian Autonomy, 1939-41	p. 179
The KPJ and the Bosnian Trade Unions	p. 189
The KPJ and the Sephardic Jews	p. 191
Conclusion	p. 195
Bosnia-Hercegovina Under the Axis, 1941-5	p. 197
The Axis Occupation of Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 199
The Ustashas and the Bosnian Question	p. 200
The Ustasha State in Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 204
Inter-ethnic Resistance to Genocide	p. 206
The Muslim Resolutions	p. 226
KPJ Propaganda and the Partisan Uprising	p. 230
Bosnian Patriotism in Partisan Poetry	p. 235
Being Serb the Bosnian Way: Rodoljub Colakovic	p. 242
The Bosnian Threat to the Ustashas	p. 245
Conclusion	p. 248
The Bosnian Revolution, 1941-5	p. 249
Partisans and Chetniks	p. 251
From Serb Rebellion to Bosnian Revolution	p. 256
The Muslim Autonomist Resistance	p. 267
Partisan Survival and Chetnik Collapse	p. 273
The Muslim and Croat Influx into the NOP	p. 279
The Bosnian Partisan Assembly	p. 283
Bosnia-Hercegovina and the Founding of Federative Yugoslavia	p. 288
The Rebirth of the Bosnian State	p. 292
Collapse of the Quisling Forces	p. 301
The Liberation of Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 305
Conclusion	p. 307
Bosnia-Hercegovina as a Yugoslav Republic, 1945-92	p. 309
The People's Republic of Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1945-6	p. 311
The Establishment of a Bosnian Communist Dictatorship, 1946-8	p. 317
Bosnian Serb Communist Hegemony, 1948-68	p. 324
Multinational Bosnia-Hercegovina Ascendant, 1968-84	p. 328
Fissures within Socialist Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1968-84	p. 333
Decline of Socialist Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1984-9	p. 338
The Re-emergence of Nationalist Movements, 1989-91	p. 342
Bosnian Serb Secession, 1991-2	p. 347
Conclusion	p. 358
The War of Independence and its Aftermath, 1992 to the Present	p. 360
The Bosnian Declaration of Independence	p. 362
Bosnia-Hercegovina Attacked, 1992-3	p. 364
Bosnian Croat Secession, 1992-3	p. 369
The Roots of Muslim Separatism	p. 373
The International Community and the Destruction of Bosnia-Hercegovina	p. 376
The Muslim Separatist Reaction, 1993-5	p. 379
Bosnian Croats vs Anti-Bosnian Croats	p. 385
Bosnian Serbs vs Anti-Bosnian Serbs	p. 387
The Road to Dayton, 1994-5	p. 392
Dayton Bosnia, 1995 to the Present	p. 402
Conclusion	p. 410
Conclusion: The Making of Bosnia-Hercegovina Continues	p. 413
Notes	p. 419
Bibliography	p. 455
Index	p. 485
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