61. Baþlýðýnýz Buraya Yerleþtirilir Ömer Turan teaches Balkan history, Minorities in the balkans, Ottoman Chronicles and Ottoman Turkish. He received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. http://www.hist.metu.edu.tr/turan.htm

METU Department of History: Ömer Tur an On the Department D epartment Homepage The Faculty Contact Information ... Postgraduate Applications Useful Information Department's History Useful Links METU Mainpage Faculty Members Seçil Karal-Akgün Isenbike Togan Mehdi Ilhan Ömer Turan ... ündogdu Offered Courses Major Program Courses 1st Year Courses nd Year Courses rd Year Courses ... Minor in History Ömer Tur an : Associate Professor of History Social Sciences Building, room #Z omert@metu.edu.tr Ömer Turan teaches Balkan History, Minorities in the Balkans, Ottoman Chronicles and Ottoman Turkish. He received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from Ankara University and his second M.Sc. and PhD degrees from Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. He worked as a research assistant at Ankara University between 1983-1997. He works since 1997 at METU Department of History and is an associate professor since 2000. His research interests cover late and and post-Ottoman periods Balkan history, the Turkish minorities in the Balkans, Protestant missionary activities in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey, 18th and 19th centuries Ottoman Chronicles and Contemperory Turkish History. Among his publications are TheTurkish in Bulgaria, 1878-1908 (Ankara, Türk Tarih Kurumu, 1998), and Avrasya'da Misyonerler (Ankara, 2002)..

62. Eastern Europe, 1939-1953. A Journal For MultiMedia History Video Review. The film, now available on video, chronologically traces the political history of Eastern Europe and the balkans up through Stalin’s death in 1953. http://www.albany.edu/jmmh/vol1no1/eastern_europe_rev.html

The J ournal for M ulti M edia H istory Volume 1 Number 1 ~ Fall 1998 Eastern Europe, 1939-1953. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities and Sciences, 1998, 60-minute VHS video. Produced by Cinémathèque Gaumont. Presented by Gaumont. Historical Advisor and Commentary, Henry Bogdan; Editor, Caroline Roulet; Music, Robert Viger; Narrator, Mike Marshall. Second in a three-part series on Eastern Europe ( Eastern Europe, A Century of Trouble ) that uses archival footage to trace events from 1900 to the fall of communism and the rise of democracy. A view of Post-WWII Rumania. From Eastern Europe, 1939-1953 A s the opening footage of Germans overtaking Polish cities in the fall of 1939 intimates, Films for the Humanities and Sciences’ newly released video, Eastern Europe, 1939-1953 , focuses on Hitler, Stalin, "high politics," military operations, and Poland. The film, now available on video, chronologically traces the political history of Eastern Europe and the Balkans up through Stalin’s death in 1953. The black and white original archival film, drawn primarily from Polish repositories, is visually arresting. Images of the dazed starving children of the Warsaw ghetto, mass graves of the Katyn Massacre victims, and the piled corpses of Polish resistance members are powerful. Nonetheless, precisely what a ghetto was or the motivations behind the Katyn Massacre and its cover-up remain unclear; the text does not do justice to the images. T his film demands a great deal from its viewer. That is to say, individuals lacking a strong background in Eastern European and Balkan history will find this film frustrating. Undoubtedly, the unfolding narrative would be easier to follow if maps were included. (The sixty-minute video features only one unlabeled map). As a result, place references such as "in the Carpathians," "Bessarabia," "in Silesia," and "on the Baltic" will confound some viewers. Similarly, some viewers will have difficulty recognizing or identifying Edvard Benes, Josip Broz Tito, Miklos Horthy, King Carol II of Romania, Ion Antonescu, or Jozef Tiso. Individual names, like place names, should appear on the screen when a figure is introduced. Complex terms such as the "intelligentsia," "the NKVD," "Chetniks," and "the Polish Government in exile" are used but never explained or placed in broader historical context.

63. Sharon's Page For this Webquest, you will use the team approach and the vast resources of the Internet to learn about the history of the balkans and the reasons the seeds of http://www.plainfield.k12.in.us/hschool/webq/webq94/

The Crisis in the Balkans http://www.plainfield.k12.in.us/hschool/webq/webq94/index.htm by Sharon Newill Introduction Task Resources Process ... Conclusion INTRODUCTION It has been said that those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them. What does that statement mean, especially with regard to the situation in the Balkans, the area of the world formerly known as Yugoslavia? To understand the current unrest in the Balkans, it is important to know the history of this troubled region. The Balkans have been called a powder keg and the source of conflicts throughout history. The start of World War I was linked to the Balkan Wars and the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, in 1914. Balkan conflicts in recent years have been a cause of concern for NATO leaders in Europe and the United States as well. Could the recent civil warfare lead to war in Europe, as those leaders have told us? We, as future problem solvers and citizens of the United States, cannot make good decisions without understanding the reasons behind conflicts, and the ethnic unrest and conflicts in the Balkans are important for us to understand. THE TASK You and your team of sixth graders will explain to the rest of your classmates the reasons for the ethnic conflicts which have been erupting in the Balkans in recent years. You will present the information from the point of view of a citizen of each of the countries which make up the Balkans. Be aware that several ethnic groups may live in a single country. Choose one of the following and be prepared to report to your group.

64. Title Details - Cambridge University Press titles.cambridge.org/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521274583 Macedonian Heritage Opinion “Clio in the balkans”, Review “Clio in the balkans. The Politics of history Education,”. Christina Koulouri (editor), Publication of the Center for Democracy http://titles.cambridge.org/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521274591

65. :: Ez2Find :: Balkans YugoslaviaProfile.html; The balkans Since 1815 Site Info - Translate - Open New Window Summary of the region s political history, with maps. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Society/History/By_Region/Eu

Guide : Balkans Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Guides Balkans ez2Find Home Directory Society History ... Europe : Balkans Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia ... Yugoslavia Related Categories Regional: Europe: Regions: Balkans Web Sites After the Rain - How the West Lost the East [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] An anthology of 150 previously published articles and essays regarding the politics, economics, geopolitics and history of countries in CEE and SEE (mainly former Yugoslavia). URL: http://www.geocities.com/vaksam/guide.html Balkan History and Culture Course [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Balkan history and culture course, comprised of lessons added periodically. Free registration required.

66. C. The Balkans. 2001. The Encyclopedia Of World History The Encyclopedia of World history. 2001. c. The balkans. THE balkans, 18781914 (MAP). 1. The Balkan States. The 19th century saw the http://www.bartleby.com/67/1271.html

Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia Cultural Literacy World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations Respectfully Quoted English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference The Encyclopedia of World History c. The Balkans PREVIOUS ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD The Encyclopedia of World History. c.

67. CBC News Indepth: Balkans INDEPTH balkans Balkan history 13891999 CBC News Online March 19, 2004 1389 Serbs lose a key battle against the forces of the invading Ottoman Empire on http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/balkans/history.html

CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; document.write(""); document.write(""); 05:25 AM EDT Jun 07 Indepth Viewpoint INDEPTH: BALKANS Balkan History 1389-1999 Serbs lose a key battle against the forces of the invading Ottoman Empire on the fields of Kosovo. The defeat marks the beginning of the end of Serbia's Medieval Empire. Kosovo becomes part of the Ottoman Empire. In the centuries that follow, the battle becomes the key event in Serbian national history. Serbian uprisings secure limited autonomy from the Ottoman Empire. Serbia gains formal autonomy. Serbs gain control of Kosovo in a war against the Ottoman Empire. Fearing they, too, would be partitioned, Albanian leaders in Albania declare an independent state in November 1912. Borders for the new Albanian state are drawn in 1913. The disputed region of Kosovo becomes part of Serbia. The First World War.

68. ABC Around The World - History - The Balkans The balkans. The history of ABC Foreign Reporting. The ABC has covered the balkans conflicts comprehensively, through its Europebased http://abc.net.au/aroundtheworld/content/temp_balkans.htm

On the job with ABC foreign correspondents Home Features Locations Correspondents ... History The Balkans The History of ABC Foreign Reporting The ABC has covered the Balkans conflicts comprehensively, through its Europe-based correspondents and camera crews and other teams reporting for its radio and television news and current affairs programs and the ABC's online news service. Search this site: Through Australian Eyes Exhibition Online Through Australian Eyes Exhibition Brief History of ABC Foreign Reporting ABC Foreign Reporting History Timeline World War II - Europe ... Africa The volatile Balkans region of Europe, long held together under the tight rule of Yugoslavia began to break apart in the early 1990s. In 1991, Slovenia and Croatia declared their independence from Yugoslavia, followed in 1992 by Bosnia and Herzegovina. Conflict flared between Belgrade and the break-away states and between the ethnic groups of the region. A group of Bosnian refugees peer from a U.N. truck after arriving in Tuzla from Srebrenica. Two years later in 1985, Serb forces in Srebrenica murdered an estimated 7,000 Bosnian muslim men - it was the worst atrocity of the Bosnian war. Photo: AFP / Pascal Guyot - STF Over the decade of the 1990s ABC correspondents and camera crews from London, Brussels and Moscow covered the conflicts in Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia and the NATO air war in Kosovo and Serbia.

69. Subject Listing For History Of Conflict - Balkans Conflict investigations and war crime trials; biographies of key figures in the conflict; a guide to the military equipment used in the balkans and a history file on http://aerade.cranfield.ac.uk/subject-listing/histcon15.html

Home About AERADE AERADE update New resources ... Help History of conflict - Balkans conflict Coercion and International Law Defence research paper by Sqn Ldr J.C.M. Johnston BSc RAF, published by the Joint Services Command and Staff College. Using the Kosovo Crisis of 1999 as a case study, this paper examines the intervention of NATO forces and the legislation which arose as a result of the use of force. The paper explores the viability of legalising the use of legitimate force under International Law whilst undertaking coercive operations. Available from: http://www.jscsc.org.uk/dsd/drp/JohnstonJCMSqnLdr.doc Kosovo : An Uneasy Peace This is a BBC news factfile on Kosovo produced in 2000, one year after the conflict. It contains a weekly diary of news stories, analysis, audio and video clips during the NATO air strikes from 24th March 1999 to the 10th June 1999, as well as daily briefing maps which illustrate where the strikes took place. Other resources available include; a survey of Kosovo one year after the crisis; a picture file; information on human rights investigations and war crime trials; biographies of key figures in the conflict; a guide to the military equipment used in the Balkans and a history file on Yugoslavia. Available from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/kosovo_fact_files/default.stm

70. WHKMLA Historical Atlas : Bulgaria, ToC of the Balkan Wars 1914) External Online Map Changes in Turkey in Europe, posted by TwentyFive Lectures on Modern Balkan history, from PCL External Online http://www.zum.de/whkmla/histatlas/balkans/haxbulgaria.html

Greece Romania First posted on March 11th 2002, last revised on March 4th 2004 click on the map to enlarge "Textfiles" leads to files from WHKMLA "Topical Maps" lead to further maps posted at WHKMLA "External Maps" lead to maps posted elsewhere on the web 7TH AND 8TH CENTURY External Online Map : Bulgaria in the 7th/8th Century, from Bulgarian historical atlas, posted by Dimiter Markovski , inscription illegible 9TH CENTURY Textfiles : Bulgaria 852-893 External Online Maps : from Freeman's Historical Geography (1903) posted by Perry Castaneda Library, UTexas External Online Maps from Balcanica : Balkan, BULGARIA UNTIL 1018 Textfiles : Bulgaria 893-1018 External Online Maps : Southeastern Europe from Freeman's Historical Geography (1903) posted by Perry Castaneda Library, UTexas External Online Maps : Europe 1000 Europe 1100 from euratlas External Online Maps from Balcanica : Balkan, BYZANTINE BULGARIA 1018-1185 AND RESTORED KINGDOM 1185-1393 Textfile : Bulgaria 1018-1185 Textfile : Bulgaria 1185-1393 External Online Map : Southeastern Europe

71. Mark Mazower The Balkans: A Short History (Universal History) Mark Mazower The balkans A Short history (Universal history). Author or Artist Mark Mazower. Title The balkans A Short history http://www.hctraining.co.uk/Mark-Mazower-The-Balkans-A-Short-Hist-278-836-424-6.

Mark Mazower The Balkans: A Short History (Universal History) Author or Artist : Mark Mazower Title: The Balkans: A Short History (Universal History) Mazower Mark Mark Mazower Subject: European history: c 1750 to c 1900 Category: History General Format: Paperback Joachim Fest-Speer: The Final Verdict... Count Galeazzo Ciano-Ciano's Diary: 1937-1943... John Morris-The Age of Arthur... Paul Johnson-A History of the Jews... ... Cohen-Belle Du Seigneur...

72. Walter E. Helmke Library: HIST D426 History Of The Balkans HIST D426 history of the balkans. Yugoslavia and the balkans history Maps (BBC News) provides chronological display of maps with brief historical overview. http://www.lib.ipfw.edu/1319.0.html

Need Books? Need Articles? Need Web Sites? Databases and Indexes ... Subject Pathfinders HIST D426 History of the Balkans Getting started in the library This library guide points you in the direction of some basic library resources for completing library assignments and writing research papers in this course. Many of these resources are available from the library's homepage at http://www.lib.ipfw.edu/ , so you may want to bookmark both the homepage and this guide. To begin your search for information, see Doing Library Research to get ideas on how to choose a topic or research problem, develop a search strategy, use basic reference sources, and organize your work. Use the online Foraging for Information Worksheet (PDF) to map out your search. If you are unfamiliar with the Helmke Library, you may want to take the self-guided tour of the library. Test your knowledge of the library and its resources by answering questions about the tour. Gaining an overview To develop and refine your search, it often helps to consult a specialized dictionary, encyclopedia, handbook, textbook, guide, or bibliography. These tools can provide an overview of your topic or research problem, including definitions of specialized terms, an historical perspective, a chronology of events, or useful bibliographic references recommended by an expert. Selected reference works for History HIST D426 Atlases Historical Atlas of Central Europe (Reference G1881.S1 M32 2002) includes essays, maps, charts, and bibliographic references.

73. Web Directory: Society/Issues/Warfare And Conflict/Specific Conflicts/Balkans/Hi Internet Resources on history in Society/Issues/Warfare and Conflict/Specific Conflicts/balkans/history. history of Balkan Conflict From USA Today. http://web.politinfo.com/dir/Society/Issues/Warfare_and_Conflict/Specific_Confli

the entire directory only in History Web Directory Society Issues Warfare and Conflict ... Balkans : History Web Directory offers listings of web sites, site previews, plus links to detailed information such as traffic rankings, user reviews and related sites. Get the Free Alexa Toolbar Related Categories Society: History: By Region: Europe: Balkans Society: History: By Time Period: Twentieth Century: Wars and Conflicts: Balkan Wars Web Sites Institutionalizing Ethnicity in the Western Balkans Contains articles, papers, links on ethnic developments in Yugoslavia, as well as post-war reconstruction. url: www.policy.hu/bieber/ Get Site Info MIRacles MIR is the word for peace in Serbo-Croatian. This is one man's story of a journey to Yugoslavia in 1992. url: www.notfrisco.com/miracles/index.html Get Site Info Washington Post Balkans Report Provides historical overviews of Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo, and a timeline. url: www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/inatl/longterm/balka... Get Site Info BBC history file with timeline to see how the region has changed, along with a summary of key events

74. The Making Of Balkan Wars: The Game creative practices of the participating artists, in order to reimagine a future in which the people of the balkans are something more than victims of history. http://www.personalcinema.org/wargame/index.php?ring

75. Media Advisory in the balkans, 18041923 Path to Emancipation. She is a frequent visitor to Romania and the balkans and a leading expert on the modern history of the region http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/240.html

IU Home Media Relations Home Headlines in Business Education General News Information Technology ... Social Science Other Resources Alumni Athletics Events Calendar Expert Sources ... IU President Media Advisory IU experts available to discuss Milosevic trial NOTE: In response to the beginning of the historic war crimes trial of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic, we are providing you with Indiana University faculty who are available to answer questions and offer insights on Milosevic, the Balkan region and its politics. Sources may be contacted directly. If you need further assistance, contact the IU Office of Communications and Marketing at 812-855-3911. Charles Jelavich Professor Emeritus of History IU Bloomington Office phone: 812-855-7581 Home phone: 812-332-7606 E-mail: cjelavic@indiana.edu Jelavich is one of our nation's preeminent historians of the Balkan region. His books, The Establishment of the Balkan National States, 1804-1920 (written with his late wife Barbara Jelavich, University of Washington Press, 1977) and South Slav Nationalisms Textbooks and Yugoslav Union Before 1914 (Ohio State University Press, 1990), are standards in the field. Jelavich follows events in the region closely and can explain how the current situation developed and how it compares with previous periods of political upheaval in Serbia.

76. Balkan 2000 Primary fields contemporary history, international relations. Key words the balkans, ethnicity, European ideas, gender, geohistory, identity politics http://www.soc.utu.fi/polhist/balkan/balkan2000.htm

CHANGING IDENTITIES AND POLITICS OF THE BALKANS AFTER THE COLD WAR A research project financed by the Academy of Finland, 2001-2005 University of Turku Department of Contemporary History FIN-20014 Turku, FINLAND Contact information CONTENTS General description and objectives List of researchers Research titles and interests Activity ... Links GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES Primary fields : contemporary history, international relations Key words : the Balkans, ethnicity, European ideas, gender, geohistory, identity politics, nationalism, political order, political space, transition/transformation Top LIST OF RESEARCHERS Dr , Senior Research Fellow Dr Marko Lehti , Senior Research Fellow Anne-Maria Marttila , MA, PhD candidate (Graduate School of Cultural Interaction and Integration and the Baltic Sea Region) Dr Vesa Saarikoski , Director Tanja Tamminen , MA, DEA, PhD candidate Johanna Valenius , MA, Research Fellow Top RESEARCH TITLES AND INTERESTS Earthquake Diplomacy: Burden of the Past in the Turkish-Greek Relations Top Marko Lehti Top Vesa Saarikoski Geohistorical Contexts and Contemporary Politics of Southeast Europe Top Tanja Tamminen

77. WashingtonPost.com: Balkans Report From WashingtonPost.com. updated 1999 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/inatl/longterm/balkans/balkans.htm

In This Report Featured Story Background Photos ... Report Index Yugoslav Republics Negotiate Future Ties Ivan Markovic, left, and Goran Matic, representing the United Yugoslav Leftist, said they would continue talks with Montenegro to try to keep Yugoslavia united. (AP)   By William Drozdiak Washington Post Foreign Service Wednesday, October 27, 1999; Page A24 The ruling parties of both republics concluded a first round of talks exploring how to prevent the federation from breaking apart, and officials said they are seeking ways to meet Montenegro's demands for a more equal relationship with Serbia, the larger and more powerful of the two republics. Montenegro, a mountainous land on the Adriatic coast, proposed in August a series of radical changes to the Yugoslav constitution that would lead to greater independence for its 626,000 citizens. Its president, Milo Djukanovic, has insisted on holding a referendum calling for secession unless Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic consents to a form of self-rule that includes a separate Montenegrin currency, army and foreign policy. Serbian authorities have warned that Montenegro's demands could trigger another Balkan war in the wake of those that followed the departure of Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia from the old six-republic Yugoslav federation earlier this decade. "Our basic complaint is that they are presenting their proposals as a 'take it or leave it' plan," said Tomislav Nikolic, a leader of Serbia's ultranationalist Radical Party. "Not even NATO has frightened us with such threats."

78. Syndrome-des-balkans.com Informations sur l'actualit© du syndrome des balkans. Revue de presse, historique et descriptif du syndrome, glossaire, liens et t©moignages. http://www.syndrome-des-balkans.com

Utilisation de l'U.A. Mobilisation de l'U.E. Les maladies dossier du mois ... archives Syndrome-des-Balkans.com, carrefour de ceux qui doutent, qui veulent comprendre : Le point sur la maladie Documents officiels Archives Journal Glossaire ... Liens pertinents Interviews Ce site est enregistré à la CNIL sous le n° de dossier : 750370 Ce syndrome expliqué autrement grâce à vos témoignages Quelle maladie voulez-vous voir traitée? 3 autres sont déjà en ligne, s'ils vous intéressent, merci de les cocher. Vache-Folle.com HIV-Sida.com Legionnellose.com Vache-Folle.com ... ionisants.com Toutes les associations et organismes oeuvrant pour une meilleure diffusion de l'information peuvent disposer gratuitement d'une page dans le site Syndrome-des-Balkans.com. Contactez nous "Uranium appauvri.Enjeux environnementaux, santaires et éthiques" CRIIRAD Revue de Presse "L'uranium, même pauvre, n'est pas bon !

79. The Balkans A socialist internationalist perspective of the Balkan crisis with historical background, links and other information. http://www.marxist.com/balkans.asp

Bahasa Indonesia Dansk Deutsch Euskera ... Srpskohrvatski Search this site: Join our "What's New?" list! From the very beginning of the crisis in the Balkans back in 1992 In Defence of Marxism has maintained a firm internationalist approach. The different imperialist powers and the local former Stalinist bureacrats used the poison of nationalism to gain power and spheres of influence. Their manouevres had nothing to do with the rights of the people's of the Balkans but with naked self interest. We have insisted that the poison of nationalism (be it Albanian, Serbian, Bosnia, Croatian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Greek, Turkish, or whatever) offers nothing to the peoples of the Balkans but a future of fratricidal war, ethnic cleansing, economic ruin, poverty and despair. The entirely artificial frontiers that divide the living body of the Balkans have long since ceased to play any progressive role, if they ever did. Reactionary nationalism divides brother from brother, and sister from sister, creating ethnic hatreds and never-ending strife. We think that only a policy of internationalism and class solidarity between the workers in the different countries in the Balkans would provide a lasting solution to this conflict. Only a Socialist Federation of the Balkans could actually guarantee full democratic rights for all national groups.

80. Balkans Vers Une Paix Et Un Développement Durables Site du Mouvement de la Paix, militant pour la paix dans les balkans. Communiqu©s, chronologies, liens. http://www.paixbalkans.org

Elections présidentielles en Serbie le 13 juin... Suivre toute l'actualité des Balkans sur le site du Mouvement de la Paix dédié à cette région de l'Europe du sud-est... /* SCRIPT EDITE SUR L'EDITEUR JAVASCRIPT http://www.editeurjavascript.com */ document.write(messageDate); Dernières informations Comprendre les Balkans Situations à suivre dans les Balkans Chiffre de la semaine 24 Dernières dépêches Déclarations du Mouvement de la Paix Presse des Balkans ... Tribunal Pénal International pour l'ex-Yougoslavie (TPIY) Retours sur le conflit au Kosovo Débats sur l'avenir de l'Europe du sud-est Situation au Kosovo Situation en Serbie ... Situation en Macédoine ONU Partenariat société civile Europe et Balkans Missions de l'ONU en Europe du sud-est Journée internationale pour la paix Journée internationale de la tolérance Liens sur les Balkans ... OSCE Documentation Balkans Culture Balkans Archives et liens Chronologie Balkans chiffres clés Galerie de photographies Documentation ... Site de l'Institut de Documentation et Recherche sur la Paix Vous voulez votre site ?

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