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The Island of Violence

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Goli otok, a small island in the Croatian Adriatic was uninhabited until 1949, when its limestone terrain was commandeered as a political prison for people accused of siding with Stalin in the Tito- Stalin dispute. Upon release, they brought disturbing memories back to the mainland: stories of extreme violence raging among the imprisoned in the ...
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Le memorie contrapposte di Goli Otok-Isola Calva

open access: yesQuaderni, 2008
U ovom gradivu je predoceno nekoliko intervjua dvojice b ivsih agenata tajne j ugoslavenske sluzbe - U dba-e, koj i su bili u sluzbi na Golom otoku od 1 949. pa sve do sredine pedesetih godina u funkcij i islj ednika-istrazitelja. Publicirani su bili u dnevnoj stampi beogradske " Borbe" 1 990. god .
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Goli otok: od usmenog svjedočanstva do biopolitičke paradigme

open access: yes, 2015
Rezolucijom Informbiroa 1948. godine i otvaranjem kaznionice na Golom otoku stvoreni su uvjeti za internaciju političkih zatvorenika. Metodom usmene povijesti pokušali smo prikazati svakodnevicu zatvorenika koristeći memoare, intervjue sa zatvorenicima i analizom dokumentarnih filmova o ovoj temi.
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Povijest okoliša, Goli Otok - ljudsko djelovanje i fauna (Sažetak)

open access: yesEkonomska i ekohistorija : časopis za gospodarsku povijest i povijest okoliša, 2014
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Researching the Goli Otok Camp [PDF]

open access: yesSocieties and Political Orders in Transition, 2021
The existence of Goli Otok was a taboo topic in socialist Yugoslavia, a subject forbidden to speak of, but after the death of Josip Broz Tito many writers began to debate this topic in the heated atmosphere of the 1980s. After the bloody breakup of the country, there was not much further research into the ‘big historical topic’ of Goli Otok. This paper
Martin Previšić
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