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Foreword
Praise for Nationalism and the Politicization of History in the Former Yugoslavia
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction – Nationalism and the Politicization of History in the Former Yugoslavia
References
Chapter 2: Post-Communism and Recent History: The Case of Croatia
A New Political Paradigm and Acceleration of History
Revival of the “recent”
The Social Role and Perception of History at a Time of Change in Croatia, 1989–2004
The Defeat of “controlled history” and the Challenge of Mastering History
History in Historical Turmoil
Daily Politics, War, Propaganda, and History
Historiographic Positions in War and Transition (Croatia, Regionally and Internationally)
Overview of Historical Works on Recent History in Croatia in the 1990s
‘Real-time’ History and ‘just-in-time’ History
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3: Reclaiming Illyria: The Notorious Usefulness of Archaeology to Communism and Nationalism Alike in Yugoslavia and After
‘Illyria’ and ‘Illyrians’
Yugoslav Archaeology and Cultural Identity
Post-Yugoslav Archaeology and Nationalist Agendas
Illyrian Sophistication and Cultural-historical Superiority
The Middle Ages and a Bosnian Identity
The ‘Illyrian’ Heritage
International Collaboration
The Long-time Perspective of Forgiveness
Conclusion
References
Chapter 4: The Europeanization of Memory at the Jasenovac Memorial Museum
New Holocaust Memorial Museums
Europeanization of Memory and Post-communist Memorial Museums
Jasenovac in the Yugoslav Era
Jasenovac in Independent Croatia
The New Jasenovac Memorial Museum
Conclusion
References
Chapter 5: The Political Instrumentalization of a Site of the Holocaust: Contested Memories of the Semlin Camp in Belgrade
Sajmište as a Symbol of Antifascism and Yugoslav Unity: Memorial Discourse in the 1980s
From Yugoslav Unity to Serbian Martyrdom: Sajmište as the ‘Serbian Yad Vashem’
Re-Imagining Semlin as Part of a ‘Nazi-Ustaša system of death camps’
Serbo-Croatian Propaganda Wars and the Manipulation of the History of Semlin
Anniversary of the Victory over Fascism Meets Remembrance for Genocide Victims: The Unveiling of the Sajmište Memorial in 1995
Sajmište Commemorations after 1995
Conclusion
References
Chapter 6: Thrice Plundered: The Politics of Restitution with Regard to the Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Expropriation, Nationalization, and Restitution
Post-Communist Restitution
Conclusion
References
Chapter 7: Himmler’s SS Handžar Division
The Historical and Historiographical Background
The Handschar Division and the Villefranche Mutiny
Conclusions
References
Chapter 8: The Highway of Memorial Symbolism: A Thin Red Line
Where Did the Public Memory Project Go Wrong?
Who Were the Prisoners Who Did Not Want to Go Home?
Institutionalizing the False Memory
Ever Since
Conclusion
References
Chapter 9: Constructing a Truth Regime: The 1999 NATO Intervention in Serbian Political Memory
The Regime of Truth
Centering
Diffusion
Contestation
Conclusion
References
Chapter 10: National Manhood: Martyrs, Freedom Fighters, and Statesmen in Kosovo’s State-Making
Finding Manhood
Manhood: Competing Masculinities
Masculine Habitus: Postwar Remembrance
Masculine Habitus: Practices of State-Building
Conclusion
References
Chapter 11: The Politicization of History in North Macedonia (1941–2018)
Conclusion
References
Chapter 12: Djilas Reconsidered: The Attitudes of Montenegro Toward Milovan Djilas After 1989
Conclusion
References
Chapter 13: Slovenia: From the Best European Pupil to Perpetrator of One of the Most Egregious ECHR Violations
A Model Transition Country?
Article 8 of the ECHR
Kurić and Others v. Slovenia
The Chronology
The ECtHR Judgment
Article 8 Violation
Article 13 Violation
Article 14 Violation
Pilot Judgment and Satisfaction
The Aftermath
Conclusion
References
Chapter 14: Mass Myths to Mass Graves: Politicizing Memory in Serbia as a Prelude to Genocide in Bosnia
Ethnography in a Post-Genocide Village
Re-Embodying Post-Genocide Realities
Collective Memories
Politicizing Memory in Serbia Through High and Popular Culture
Reinscribing Memories on the Bosnian Landscape in Republika Srpska
Conclusion
References
Chapter 15: YU Rearview Mirror: Ways of Remembering Yugoslavia
The Particularities of Yugoslavias
Politics of/and Remembrance
Ways of Remembering Yugoslavia
The Loud Discontinuities of Remembrance
Remembering Together Apart
Memory Wars
The Dialectics of Remembering and Forgetting
Useful Memories
One History, Many Memories
Nostalgia as Memory Minus Pain
Cathartic Memory
Engaged Memory
Memory for the Future
Conclusion
References
Chapter 16: Reconfiguring and Imposing Identity: Politicization of Identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Identity
Why Are Historical Interpretations Connected to Identity So Important?
Why Are National Identities Imagined in One Way Rather Than Another?
Conclusion
References
Chapter 17: Conclusion
Chapter 18: Afterword
References
References
Index