81. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Countries - Europe - Former Learn the history of the region. 2. AEGEE s former yugoslavia Information http//www.aegee.tue.nl/hrwg/exyu/intro.html Association of European university http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=560104

82. BWP-BookCenter.com history AND INTERNATIONAL LAW ASPECTS OF UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS IN CROATIA books have already appeared on the fall of former yugoslavia and the http://bwp-bookcenter.com/product_info.php?products_id=70

83. EUROPA - The EU At A Glance - The History Of The European Union - 1992 to Slovenia. 25 An International conference on former yugoslavia opens in London, United Kingdom. Top of the pageSeptember. 20 A http://europa.eu.int/abc/history/1992/index_en.htm

European Governments on-line Austria Belgium ... About EUROPA European Year for Security, Hygiene and Health in the Workplace January Portugal takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Communities. February The Council adopts positive measures to help Croatia, Slovenia, the Yugoslav Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The Treaty on the European Union is signed in Maastricht by the Foreign and Finance Ministers of the Member States. The Commission adopts a Green Paper on the impact of transport on the environment. March Finland formally applies to join the European Communities. April The Escudo enters the exchange-rate mechanism of European Monetary System. May An agreement on the European Economic Area signed in Porto, Portugal. Switzerland formally applies to join the European Communities. June A referendum is held in Denmark, the people vote against the ratification of the Treaty on the European Union. The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) is held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Community takes part in it and signs some international Conventions on Global Climate Change and Biological Diversity.

84. Conflict And Crisis In The Former Yugoslavia; Wellesley College Wilson Symposium former yugoslavia have again brought these issues to the fore, reminding the world of the disturbing regularity with which they recur throughout human history. http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/Releases/1996/022196bosnia.html

Contact: Janet Mendelsohn 617-283-2373 email: jmendelsohn@wellesley.edu Conflict and Crisis in the Former Yugoslavia; Wellesley College Wilson Symposium to Focus on Bosnian War February 21, 1996 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 3 - 9 Bosnia program They will be joined by authors, filmmakers, historians and photographers from around the world. All programs are free and open to the public. The Symposium will include two films, "Bosna!" by French philosopher Bernard Henri Levy; and "Before the Rain," a Macedonian production that focuses on the cycle of ethnic violence in Macedonia, a former republic of Yugoslavia. Sibylle Bassler, a prominent German documentary filmmaker, will lead a discussion and showing of her interviews with Bosnian victims of mass rape: "Rape as a Means of Warfare," and panels on genocide and ethnic cleansing, nationalism and activism will examine in depth the crisis in the Balkans in the context of history, journalism, and the current military and peace-keeping operations. A distinguished panel of journalists will introduce the week's events: New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis; Randolph Ryan of the Boston Globe, currently on assignment in Tuzla; and Roy Gutman of Newsday, whose articles on the Balkan war were published in the 1993 book, A Witness to Genocide. David Rieff, author of Slaughterhouse: Bosnia and the Failure of the West, will speak on "Bosnia After Dayton;" Brian Hall, author of The Impossible Country, will discuss "The Serbs: Is to Understand to Forgive?;" and historian Ivo Banac will address "The Sealing of History: Myth and Reality," focusing on World War II atrocities in Yugoslavia and censorship during the Tito regime. In conjunction with the symposium, a photo exhibition, "Survival in Sarajevo: How a Jewish Community Came to the Aid of its City," by photojournalist Edward Serotta, will be held in the Jewett Arts Center.

85. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo Introduction; Chapter 1. Historical Setting PRESLAV history; HISTORIES OF THE YUGOSLAV THE BALKAN WARS, WORLD WAR I, AND THE FORMATION OF yugoslavia (1912-1918) http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/yutoc.html

YUGOSLAVIA - A Country Study Search Yugoslavia Include word variants Use only words as entered. YUGOSLAVIA FOREWORD Acknowledgments Preface ... Glossary

86. BBC NEWS | History File | Yugoslavia & The Balkans | 1900 - 1998 BBC history file with timeline to see how the region has changed, along with a summary of key events, http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/map/yugoslavia/

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87. Yugoslavia, History Promoting communications, financial and political awareness of Serbian community, Library of Facts, Serbian Yellow Pages, War in Bosnia, Croatia http://www.srpska-mreza.com/library/library.html

Library Up QUICK INTRO: (Slides) BOSNIA FACTS ABOUT CIVIL WARS IN EX-YUGOSLAVIA Library Contents THROUGH WESTERN BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS Truth is the first casualty of any war. One can hardly find more illustrative example of this fact than the case of civil wars in ex-Yugoslavia. In trying to find an excuse to a ruthless military occupation of strategically important Balkan Peninsula the bottomless pit of Western "morality" showed its face. Surpassing any Goebbelsian dream relentless propaganda left no stone unturned. Is there any truth that subservient Western media did not distort? Any-one in the West concerned about democracy should take note. After years of propaganda it might seem impossible to peel the layers of lies and get to the Truth. For anyone interested, the BASIC FACTS of who is who in the Balkan tragedy are EASY to find. Here you will find the main pointers. Purposely, all of the facts presented here are cited documents that come from the Western sources These documents date well before the recent hostilities were anticipated. The documents could be divided into two major groups:

88. War Crimes Tribunals Research Office Provides legal support and assistance in prosecuting individuals responsible for serious crimes and atrocities committed in the former yugoslavia and Rwanda. From the Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, American University. http://www.wcl.american.edu/pub/humright/wcrimes/research.html

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89. Redirection Campaign of the Transnational Radical Party for the establishment of the ICC and support of the ad hoc international criminal tribunals for the former yugoslavia and Rwanda. http://www.npwj.org/

To Access No Peace Without Justice follow this link If you cite, please cite the source! No Peace Without Justice Homepage Send mail to webmaster@npwj.org with questions or comments about this web site.

90. Crucible Of War Home Page A multimedia project dedicated to documenting personal stories of ordinary people from Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, and other countries of current and former yugoslavia. Includes a video, historical timeline, study guides, discussion group, and links to other resources. http://www.crucibleofwar.com

Crucible of War a Journey Back to the Balkans With the war still raging inside of me, will I be able to record stories of people that are so close to me? Am I different now? In the spring of 1999, Leon Gerskovic like many other Americans was watching TV news reports of thousands of refugees fleeing Kosovo and NATO planes bombing Serbia. Unlike most other Americans, however, Leon knew firsthand what was transpiring. The news reports brought back his own memories of the war in his native Croatia only eight years earlier. As history repeated itself before his eyes, Leon could not be a detached viewer. Instead, he resolved to return to his homeland to see how victims of earlier wars were coping. Leon interviewed no politicians, military leaders, journalists, or expert analysts. Instead he spoke to teachers, priests, farmers, veterans, young people, old people, even a garbage man. He sought no villain or victim. Instead of speaking to Serbs, Croats, and Bosnians as identities, he spoke to them as individuals. Armed only with small DV cameras, he and his team would journey into the heart of the Balkans to seek out stories of ordinary people: people who had long since been marginalized. People only looking to be heard. Instead of seeking hard facts in a place where truth is elusive, Leon sought to explore the personal realities of the people he met. In the process, his own history would come back to haunt him.

91. Support FSTV - Get A Free Dish Network Dish Directory of news sources from the former yugoslavia, classified according to whether they are patriotic or independent . Also includes an archive of articles translated to English. http://www.freespeech.org/ex-yupress/

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92. A Roman Palace In Ex-Yugoslavia THE "PALACE" OF DIOCLETIAN AT SPLIT A UNIQUE STRUCTURE from the. LATER ROMAN EMPIRE. Michael Greenhalgh, Department of Art history, Australian National University (gremarth@fac.anu.edu.au) The http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Experimental/split/split1.html

THE "PALACE" OF DIOCLETIAN AT SPLIT: A UNIQUE STRUCTURE from the LATER ROMAN EMPIRE Michael Greenhalgh, Department of Art History, Australian National University (gremarth@fac.anu.edu.au) Fischer von Erlach's reconstruction of Split, from his Entwuerff einer historischen Architektur , Vienna 1721, Tafel X The Byzantine Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus writes admiringly of Diocletian's building at Split: (Constantine Porphyrogennetos 1949, chap 29, lines 237-57). Above: Ernest Hebrard's reconstruction of Split, Paris 1911 The current problems in ex-Yugoslavia often lead me to wonder about the state of the monuments in these lands. As a reminder of their riches, there follows a presentation on the Palace of Diocletian, addressed to non-specialists. The "Mosaic reason" for the presentation is to test the story-book approach with in-line images, so that users may judge how the technology might work with book-length treatments. Will this system be useful for teaching, perhaps providing a series of documents for self-tutoring? Split - or Spalato - is one of the most extraordinary places of the later Roman world, being no less than the palace which the Emperor Diocletian began building in 293 AD in readiness for his retirement from politics in 305. On the Dalmatian coast, adjacent to the Roman city of Salonae, it takes the dual form of a legionary camp similar to those still to be seen on the frontiers of Syria (appropriately so, for Diocletian was of necessity a military emperor) but also, with its splendid loggias, of an Italian house.

93. ICTY - Home Page Judgements and press releases, indictments and proceedings, broadcasts of court proceedings. http://www.un.org/icty/

Shqip Courtroom I Video English Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski or Shqip Audio + image fixe English Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski or Shqip Courtesy of Domovina Net ... SCSL This site is produced and maintained by the Internet Unit of the Public Information Services (P.I.S.) of the ICTY. This Page is not an official Tribunal document and may not be used or reproduced without the express written permission of the P.I.S. We invite you to read our before browsing through our pages. © Internet Unit/PIS/ICTY webmaster@icty.org (For technical issues only) bosanski/ hrvatski/ srpski

94. Former Yugoslavia Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online The PerryCasta±eda Library Map Collection at the University of Texas, Austin. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/yugoslav.html

Choose Search UTNetCAT-Online Catalog -Title -Title Keywords -Author -Author Keywords -Subject -Subject Keywords -Mixed Keywords -Call Number Electronic Journals UTLOL-Library Web Site UT Austin's web site AllTheWeb Altavista Google IMDB.com Web Crawler Yahoo! Map Room Guide Maps FAQ Maps Home World ... PCL Map Collection - Former Yugoslavia Map Collection Former Yugoslavia Maps The following maps are from The Former Yugoslavia: A Map Folio, published by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in 1992. Not all maps from the atlas are included here. Balkans, Ethnic Majorities (258K) Balkan Region: The Macedonian Question 1908-1913 (316K) Balkan Region: The Macedonian Question 1914-1992 (273K) Yugoslavia,Former, Ethnic Majorities (412K) ... UT Austin Web Central Page viewed: June 9, 2004 Page last modified: February 10, 2004 Requires EID

95. The Impact Of War On Child Health In The Countries Of The Former Yugoslavia Report from a workshop examining children's health issues. http://stills.nap.edu/readingroom/books/impactwar/executive.html

The Impact of War on Child Health in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia Executive Summary The participants in the Workshop on the Impact of War on Child Health in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia (the "Child Health Workshop") were doctors from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia, all of whom were knowledgeable about the situation of children in their own countries, and senior U.S. and European pediatricians drawn from academic and professional organizations. A common interest in the health and welfare of children provided the opportunity to put aside political differences in the interest of focusing on the state of child health and well-being in these countries that have experienced the political, economic, and social disruptions of war. The presentations and deliberations of the workshop participants provided insight into currently available information to assess the physical and mental health of the children in these countries. Workshop discussions identified gaps in knowledge that can be addressed by future studies and professional exchanges in the areas of epidemiology, primary care, trauma, acute and chronic illnesses, mental health, and child protection. The role of doctors as a conscience of the community deserves more consideration in times of stress and under difficult circumstances such as war. Pediatricians and children's doctors in particular have a professional obligation to act to protect children under such circumstances. Workshop discussions identified some key principles that can be used to guide professional practice in the protection of children. These principles include the need to keep children with their parents whenever possible, the need to protect children within their home communities whenever possible, and the importance of maintaining basic health, education, and social services for children under conditions of adversity.

96. Kentucky.com : Kentucky News, Sports, Jobs, Homes, Cars Lexington HeraldLeader http://www.kentuckyconnect.com/heraldleader/news/110297/ft5davis.html

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97. Ex-YU ZX Scene - Moved! Games and programs for ZX Spectrum that have their origin in the countries of the former yugoslavia. (In Slovenian and English) http://www.void.jump.org/tomcat/

ex-YU ZX Scene has moved to http://www.worldofspectrum.org/tomcat/ since 1st June 2001 (i.e. years ago) Time to update your links? The void.jump.org domain will cease to exist very soon!

98. Domovina Net - Reception Page October 1618, Holbrooke and other international mediators meet in Moscow, travel to the main capitals of the former yugoslavia. http://www.xs4all.nl/~frankti/Warhistory/war_hist.html

Yugoslavia's Birth to its Breakup Yugoslavia took shape around a Serbian core during a series of wars in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as the Ottoman Turkish Empire gradually lost control of its Balkan territories. In 1917, the Pact of Corfu proclaimed that all Yugoslavs (meaning southern Slavs) would unite after World War I to form a kingdom under the Serbian Royal House The nation was occupied by Germany during World War II. Two guerrilla armies the Chetniks under Draza Mihajlovic supporting the monarchy and the Partisans under Marshal Tito leaning toward the U.S.S.R. fought the Nazis for the duration of the war. At the end of World War II, the monarchy was abolished and Communist Party leader Tito proclaimed the country the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, with himself as prime minister. Eliminating opposition, the Tito government executed Mihajlovic in 1946. Tito died in 1980, and the fragility of the federation he ruled quickly became apparent. Three ethnic groups fell into conflict: Serbs dominant in Yugoslavia's politics and army, living mainly in Serbia and Montenegro but with large minorities in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Orthodox Christianity makes them natural allies of Russia.

99. A Roman Palace In Ex-Yugoslavia Michael Greenhalgh, Department of Art history,. The current problems in exyugoslavia often lead me to wonder about the state of the monuments in these lands. http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Experimental/split/split1.html

THE "PALACE" OF DIOCLETIAN AT SPLIT: A UNIQUE STRUCTURE from the LATER ROMAN EMPIRE Michael Greenhalgh, Department of Art History, Australian National University (gremarth@fac.anu.edu.au) Fischer von Erlach's reconstruction of Split, from his Entwuerff einer historischen Architektur , Vienna 1721, Tafel X The Byzantine Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus writes admiringly of Diocletian's building at Split: (Constantine Porphyrogennetos 1949, chap 29, lines 237-57). Above: Ernest Hebrard's reconstruction of Split, Paris 1911 The current problems in ex-Yugoslavia often lead me to wonder about the state of the monuments in these lands. As a reminder of their riches, there follows a presentation on the Palace of Diocletian, addressed to non-specialists. The "Mosaic reason" for the presentation is to test the story-book approach with in-line images, so that users may judge how the technology might work with book-length treatments. Will this system be useful for teaching, perhaps providing a series of documents for self-tutoring? Split - or Spalato - is one of the most extraordinary places of the later Roman world, being no less than the palace which the Emperor Diocletian began building in 293 AD in readiness for his retirement from politics in 305. On the Dalmatian coast, adjacent to the Roman city of Salonae, it takes the dual form of a legionary camp similar to those still to be seen on the frontiers of Syria (appropriately so, for Diocletian was of necessity a military emperor) but also, with its splendid loggias, of an Italian house.

100. International Monitor Institute Advanced media research for human rights. Video, audio and photography pertaining to human rights worldwide, particularly in the former yugoslavia, Burma, Cambodia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, and the Middle East. http://www.imisite.org/

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