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DOCUMENT XIV THE POUR-POWER BALKAN PACT [GREECE, JUGOSLAVIA, RUMANIA, AND TURKEY]. ATHENS, FEBRUARY 9, 1934

1936
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The Warsaw Pact in the Balkans: The Bulgarian Perspective

2017
Radical political transformation in Eastern Europe since the early 1990s has been responsible for a large-scale declassification process of the formerly top secret Warsaw Pact archives. Between 2010 and 2013, the Bulgarian military and military intelligence records for the whole Cold War era up to the 1990s were also made available. During the previous
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Stabilization of the Balkans: Stability Pact, Actors and Programs

2001
The EBRD is an important actor in the Balkans since it has accumulated considerable expertise in supporting transformation in formerly socialist countries. Moreover, the EBRD has been able to contribute to financing recovery in Kosovo although there is no clear mandate due to the fact that Kosovo is not a member of the EBRD.
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Slovenia in the Defense Plans of the West, of Yugoslavia and the Balkan Pact

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2007
In the following article the author focuses on the strategic and military importance of Slovenia in the time of the Yugoslav orientation towards the West in the beginning of 1950s. This was reflected in the involvement of Yugoslavia in the program of military assistance from the West and the conclusion of the Balkan Pact with Greece and Turkey.
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Marilynn Giroux Hitchens: Germany, Russia, and the Balkans. Prelude to the Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact

1987
Zeitschrift für Ostforschung, Bd. 36 Nr. 1 (1987)
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The Warsaw Pact and the Balkans

1989
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The Warsaw Pact and the Balkans: Moscow's southern flank

International Affairs, 1991
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The Warsaw Pact and the Balkans: Moscow's southern flank

Choice Reviews Online, 1990
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Balkan Pact (1953–54)

2009
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Un pacte de stabilité pour l’Europe du Sud-est : vers l’européanisation des Balkans

2000
L’Union européenne semble avoir la vocation de n’intervenir qu’à l’issue des conflits qui secouent l’Europe de l’après-guerre froide. C’est en effet après s’être de nouveau illustrés par leur incapacité à gérer une nouvelle crise yougoslave, que les Quinze décidèrent de lancer, en avril 1999, un Pacte de stabilité pour l’Europe du Sud-est, destiné à ...
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