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  1. Rumania 1866-1947 (Oxford History of Modern Europe) by Keith Hitchins, 1994-07-28
  2. Imagining the Balkans by Maria N. Todorova, 1997-05-22
  3. The Balkans Beyond Nationalism and Identity: International Relations and Ideology by Pavlos Hatzopoulos, 2008-02-19
  4. From the "Terror of the World" to the "Sick Man of Europe: European Images of Ottoman Empire and Society from the Sixteenth Century to the Nineteenth (Studies in Modern European History, Vol. 43) by Asl Crakman, 2001-11
  5. Southeastern Europe Under Ottoman Rule, 1354-1804 (History of East Central Europe) by Peter F. Sugar, 1983-07
  6. Albania in the Twentieth Century, A History: Volume I: Albania and King Zog, 1908-39 (Albania in the Twentieth Century: a History) by Owen Pearson, 2005-07-22
  7. Albania in the Twentieth Century, A History: Volume III: Albania as Dictatorship and Democracy, 1945-99 (Albania in the Twentieth Century, a History) by Owen Pearson, 2007-04-03
  8. Cumans and Tatars: Oriental Military in the Pre-Ottoman Balkans, 1185-1365.(Book review) : An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Florin Curta, 2005-12-01
  9. Croatia Through History by Branka Magas, 2008-01
  10. Balkan as Metaphor: Between Globalization and Fragmentation
  11. Macedonia: Warlords and Rebels in the Balkans by John Phillips, 2004-09-10
  12. The powder keg.(Eastern Europe - The Balkans): An article from: Canada and the World Backgrounder
  13. America and the Balkans by Robert Zoellick, 2000-12
  14. Over the Balkans and South Russia, 1917-1919: Being the History of No. 47 Squadron Royal Air Force by Henry Albert Jones, 1987-12

121. Culture Of Peace Center Web
Group of intellectuals with the primary aim of encouraging the practices of cultural pluralism and to reinforcing multicultural tolerance in Yugoslavia and in the wider area of the balkans.
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Culture of Peace Center was established by a group of eminent intellectuals with the primary aim of encouraging the practices of cultural pluralism and to reinforcing multicultural tolerance in Yugoslavia and in the wider area of the Balkans (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia., Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, F.Y.R.O. Macedonia, Albania). Center fosters projects and actions in the culture of peace and human right principles by disseminating information concerning specific and common tangible and intangible cultural heritage. By establishing regional networks, creating data bases and Internet sites and publishing multilingual editions, Center is contributing to the re-establishment of links between populations on regional and inter regional level in the long-term. Vatroslava Lisinskog 8/37, 11000 Belgrade, Yugoslavia, tel.: +381 63 32 909 72

122. The Ottomans: European Imperialism And Crisis
The Second Balkan War erupted just two years later (1913), when Greece, Serbia, and Montenegro This was the last military victory in Ottoman history.
http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/OTTOMAN/EUROPE.HTM
Ottoman history in the nineteenth century was dominated by European wars and expansion. The Europeans madly scrambled for territory throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Some of this was European territory, but far and away, the bulk of the territory that Europeans desired was non-European. Human history has never seen such rapid and frenetic annexation of territory as occurred in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The end result for the Ottomans was the loss of Empire, and, finally, the loss of the Ottoman dynasty itself.
The Crimean War
The first major Ottoman war, the Crimean War
This war is unique in Ottoman history in that the outcome wasn't heavily influenced by the Ottomans themselves. The war soon became a European war when Britain and France allied with the Ottomans in order to protect their lucrative trade interests in the region. The war ended badly for the Russians, and the Paris peace of 1856 was unfavorable to them. In textbooks, the Crimean War is presented entirely from the perspective of the Europeans, for it brought home the fact that more European powers were willing to overthrow the old order than to maintain it. It had, though, important consequences for the Ottoman Empire, as well. From this point onwards, the Ottoman Empire saw itself as being heavily controlled by Europeans. The Crimean War initiated a decline in Ottoman morale and a helplessness. Europeans, for their part, no longer saw the Ottomans as an equal force to be reckoned with, but as a tool to be used in larger European concerns.

123. CNN.com - Kostunica Looks To Unite Balkans Summit - October 25, 2000
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SKOPJE, Macedonia Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica is set to take a major step into the international diplomatic arena, seeking the support of fellow Balkan leaders and holding a symbolic meeting with a U.S. official.

124. CNN.com - U.S. Soldiers Injured In Balkans - June 25, 2001
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A soldier came under fire north-east of Skopje By CNN National Security Producer Chris Plante WASHINGTON (CNN) Two U.S. soldiers have been seriously injured while on duty with KFOR peacekeepers in the Balkans. A U.S. army sergeant was shot through the hand in Macedonia on Monday when the vehicle he was riding in came under fire. A second U.S. soldier lost his foot after stepping on a landmine while on patrol in neighbouring Kosovo, officials at the Pentagon told CNN. The soldier in Macedonia was riding in a car to the north-east of the Macedonian capital of Skopje when unidentified gunmen opened fire on the vehicle, a senior Pentagon official said. His injuries were described as "non-life threatening." A second U.S. soldier on patrol near the Kosovo town of Vitina lost a foot on Monday morning when he apparently stepped on a landmine, officials said. That soldier was taken by medi-vac helicopter to the U.S. Army medical facility at Camp Bondsteel, the U.S.'s main military base in Kosovo, officials said.

125. CNN - U.S. Steps Up Humanitarian Aid To Balkans - April 9, 1999
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April 9, 1999 Web posted at: 9:57 p.m. EDT (2157 GMT) In this story: U.S. navy ship to help refugees Critics: Efforts best in Balkans, not Cuba RELATED STORIES, SITES WASHINGTON (CNN) The United States on Friday stepped up its humanitarian assistance program to Kosovo refugees in the Balkans, as the likelihood of its hosting thousands of them on a military base in Cuba diminished. The Pentagon announced Friday it will increase the humanitarian daily ration packages (HDRs) it plans to distribute in the region from 500,000 to as many as 1.4 million.

126. Dole: Suffering In Balkans 'absolutely Horrific' - April 16, 1999
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WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, April 16) Saying she has "seen a lot of things that will haunt me the rest of my life" former American Red Cross President and potential Republican presidential candidate Elizabeth Dole continued Friday her tour of Kosovar refugee camps in Macedonia ( map "The level of suffering is absolutely horrific," Dole told CNN, speaking from a refugee camp in Stenkovec, Macedonia. "The despair, especially on the faces of so many of the children really just breaks your heart. I want every person in America to feel the outrage that I feel as I hear these stories over and over and over again." Potential presidential candidate Elizabeth Dole is touring Kosovar refugee camps in Macedonia Dole, whose husband, Bob, recently served as President Bill Clinton's envoy to the Balkans, has advocated using all means necessary to ensure that Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's forces are "driven out of Kosovo."

127. Stop NATO: NATO Yugoslavia War Internet Resources
Features an aggregation of editorials on NATO actions in the balkans.
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128. Le Courrier Des Balkans, Le Portail Francophone Des Balkans
Portail sur les balkans qui s'est donn©e pour but de d©velopper des solidarit©s professionnelles avec les journalistes des balkans. Articles, bibliographies, dossier, forums, liste de diffusions, petites annonces et pr©sentation de l'association.
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129. Royalty.nu - Balkan Royalty - History, News, Books
history of the Albanians, descendants of the ancient Illyrians, who at one time occupied the whole Balkan Peninsula. (UK). Anatolia. Books About Anatolia.
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May 8, 2004 Into battle with Alexander . For books about Alexander the Great click here March 29, 2004 King Samuil landmark found in Bulgaria . For books about Bulgaria, click here ; for books about Byzantine emperor Basil II click here March 26, 2004 Pavlos and Marie-Chantal of Greece expecting March 25, 2004 - Another update from Markos T. in Greece: " King Constantine and Queen Anna Maria left Greece today. They will return for the Easter holidays. The Greek royals spent their stay in Athens trying to find a suitable house to live in when they return to Greece forever, which will probably take place next summer." March 24, 2004 Crown Prince and Crown Princess Pavlos expecting child March 22, 2004 - Another update from Markos T. in Greece: " King Constantine and Queen Anna Maria arrived yesterday at 9:20 PM in Athens Airport, via Munich. A few monarchists welcomed them there, as the Greek royal family doesn't want to make big deal every time they return to their homeland. Early in the afternoon

130. Balkan Info Home Newsroom
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131. ReliefWeb: Opendocument&Amp;Startkey=Balkans&Amp;Expandview The Latest
News and documents from sources such as AFP, various UN agencies, World Bank and others.
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132. Ethnic Cleansing In Former Yugoslavia
The Peacenet's balkans Pages list resources and information on killings, rapes, separations, and forced expulsions in the former Yugoslavia.
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More than two hundred thousands civilians have been killed in Bosnia and Croatia since the beginning of the war. Tens of thousands of women were raped , some of them more than a hundred times, while their sons and husbands were beaten and tortured in concentration camps like Omarska and Manjaca. Millions lost their homes due to a process called "ethnic cleansing." Refugees lost their homes and belongings and it is difficult for their relatives and loved ones to locate them now. They also rarely have access to computers with modems. Sometimes they live in abandoned railroad wagons, like in Cakovec , Croatia. Therefore there are various services which would convert your e-mail messages to printed or voice mail, try to find your friends and deliver the message. You can try them:

133. Information Paper, Depleted Uranium In The Balkans
Summarizes the findings of environmental and medical studies designed to answer questions about DU contamination in BosniaHerzegovina and Kosovo.
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Information Paper Depleted Uranium Environmental and Medical Surveillance in the Balkans Information Papers are reports of what we know today about issues potentially impacting the health of deployed military personnel. This particular information paper on depleted uranium environmental and medical surveillance in the Balkans is not an investigative report, but is a summary of reports from countries and international organizations performing environmental assessments in the Balkans and medical surveillance on Balkan veterans. Future updates of this paper will include newly reported results. We hope you will read this and contact us with any information that would help us better understand the impact of depleted uranium on the Balkans environment and the health of deployed and indigenous personnel. If you have any additional information, please call: Dr. J. Jarrett Clinton
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134. Serbianna.com | Front Page
Chronicling balkans with latest headlines, views, links, and analysis.
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Columnist Archives Carl Savich Sam Vaknin Christopher Deliso M. Bozinovich Marko Lopusina TV Weber Archive The tale of two Shquiptars
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- One Albanian believes that siding with al-Qaeda terrorists will bring about "greater Albania." In his Albania racism will be the order of the day. The perspective of the other Albanian is…well, gee… From the Weber archive:
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- Serbia is in an excellent position to emerge as important, nay, indispensable regional player. Its people are entrepreneurial, generous, and forward looking. But it has not yet emerged from its crisis: political murders, stalemate elections, Kosovo problem, rabid nationalism, poverty, the despair... Archive The First Balkan War, 1912-1913, and the Macedonian Question
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- Macedonia had a reputation for ethnic turmoil, kidnappings, and murders. Herbert Vivian noted that "if you are content to carry your life in your hand.” then visit it. For the Albanians are, Vivian notes, a "turbulent sportsmen, engaging as individuals but intolerable as neighbours." Archive An Uncertain Future for the Serbian Refugees of Kosovo
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- Armed with machine guns, AK-47's, pistols, rifles, hand grenades, improvised cluster bombs... Kosovo Albanian mobs systematically destroyed hundreds of Serb homes, 35 churches, displaced 3,205 and ethnically cleansed 15 towns and villages - all under the watchful eye of NATO!

135. MSN Encarta - Yugoslav Succession, Wars Of
ever since Serbia first annexed Kosovo as a result of the Balkan Wars of BA, MA, Ph.D. UCIS Research Professor and Adjunct Professor of history, University of
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136. CNN.com - U.S. Pledges Support To Balkans - April 12, 2001
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Powell said U.S. troops will continue as peacekeepers in the Balkans PARIS, France The U.S. has pledged to support Macedonia and to continue to help maintain stability in the Balkans. Secretary of State Colin Powell made the reassurance during a visit to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on Thursday where he held talks with President Boris Trajkovski. Earlier in the day, Powell met other members of the Balkan Contact Group in Paris to discuss unrest threatening the region. Powell's visit to the Balkans follows the recent armed conflict between Macedonian government troops and rebels demanding more rights for the country's ethnic Albanian minority. "You can be sure of the American support of your efforts, political support, economic support and military support," Powell told Trajkovski in a strong endorsement of Macedonian unity. IN-DEPTH Macedonia: Hurdles to peace Balkan hotspots Interactive map Macedonia's military ... In-Depth: Kosovo Powell, reassuring Europe of its role in the Balkans, said the Bush administration had no timetable for the removal of U.S. forces from the region.

137. CNN - Clinton Arrives In Sarajevo For Balkans Summit - July 30, 1999
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In this story: Some leaders have misgivings Milosevic not invited; his rivals are RELATED STORIES, SITES From staff and wire reports SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina U.S. President Bill Clinton arrived in Sarajevo on Friday morning for a summit on stability in the Balkans. Clinton flew into the heavily guarded Bosnian capital from the Aviano military base in Italy on board a C-17 air cargo plane.

138. CNN.com - Caution Urged Over 'Balkans Syndrome' - January 8, 2001
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Around 300 tonnes of depleted uranium weapons were used in the Gulf War By Douglas Herbert, CNN.com Europe writer LONDON, England (CNN) It could be many years before scientists are able to say for sure whether shells tipped with depleted uranium really are to blame for so-called "Balkans syndrome." What they do know is that NATO countries have so far reported 16 deaths and 57 illnesses among former Balkans military personnel with the weapons blamed by some for cases of leukaemia and other illnesses. Latency periods for leukaemia average about five years, and other forms of cancer can gestate for 10 years or longer. And some experts wonder how it is possible to separate out exposure to depleted uranium weapons from exposure to other toxic chemicals released in modern warfare.

139. Balkan Politics In The Cold War Years
A lecture discussing the impact of the Cold War and Communist rule on the Balkan nations. Critiques traditional historical views of the Cold War's impact on the domestic politics of communist rule in the balkans.
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Previous lecture Complete list of lectures Next lecture Lecture 21 criticized conventional, stereotypical views of the origin of the Cold War on two grounds. First: that those views substitute conclusions for questions, then tend to overlook important facts that don't support those conclusions. Second: that those views trivialize or ignore Balkan historical events by subordinating them to studies of decisions made in Moscow and Washington. One can make a similar critique of conventional histories of the Cold War era as a whole. It is not that these books say something incorrect about the Balkans, but rather that they say nothing at all. Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary vanish into the Russian maw in 1945 or perhaps 1948 never to be seen again (except in the pages of some very recent books, which see them reemerge in 1989 apparently untouched). Colorful Bulgarians occasionally pass across the stage on their way to assassinate the Pope or murder some dissidents using poisoned umbrellas. For the rest, silence. Whatever their value as histories of the Cold War of the Super-Powers, such books obviously are useless as histories of the Balkans during the last fifty years: they ignore too much. Despite "free world" concerns about "captive nations," much of Western scholarship exhibits a massive indifference to the lives of the inhabitants of the Balkans. By placing full blame for the Cold War on the Russians, Western writers also condescend to Balkan leaders, absolving them from both responsibility and authority for events from 1945 to the present. These views have been blind as well to profound variations in Balkan political and economic life, and have created inaccurate impressions of bland uniformity. We snicker at the image of Woodrow Wilson fumbling to find Romania on a map in 1918, but it should come as no surprise that too many leaders today are still clueless about the Balkans and how to solve problems there.

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