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The thesis deals with the relations between the communist parties of Yugoslavia and Italy during the sixties and the seventies. The named parties were, during those two decades, in a close friendship and alliance, and the two most prominent "dissident" parties within the communist movement. The author analyzes the nature of their dissent and reformism,
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Original article published in Istorijski zapisi, No. 1, 1967, pages 45–113. The original publication includes an abstract in French. Language of the article: Serbian.
Vujović, Đuro +2 more
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Analysis of Albania's diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union during the years 1948-1959. [PDF]
Xhaferri M, Tase M.
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An analysis of the archival sources indicates that numerous contemporaries on the European far-left failed to recognize neoliberal strives as a growing threat to their political influence.
Luka Filipović
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Sovjetska politika prema Jugoslaviji tokom prve faze bipolarnog detanta [PDF]
The article reveals the background and determination of the Yugoslav-Soviet relations improvement in the beginning of the 1970-ties. The postive attitude towards Yugoslavia was the part of the ambitions of the Soviet officials in their new international ...
Dragan Bogetić
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The Wrong Place at the Wrong Time? Territorial Autonomy and Conflict During Regime Transitions. [PDF]
Juon A, Bochsler D.
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Drawing on Yugoslav and Cypriot archival and press sources, as well as print sources and photographs, the article examines the multiple relations that developed between Yugoslavia and Cyprus in the 1960s.
Agustín Cosovschi
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This paper explores Yugoslavia’s unexpected decision to participate in the 1976 Conference of Communist and Workers Parties of Europe, analysing the broader foreign policy context that shaped its engagement. The Yugoslav leadership viewed the conference as an opportunity to assert their core foreign policy principles within the European communist ...
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Slovenian Communist Party’s Treatment of Political Emigration Before 1991
Between 1945 and 1991, the Slovenian political emigration was under observation from both the repressive agencies and the Communist Party. The Party and other political organisations kept a close eye on emigrants’ activities and tried to suppress their ...
Marjan Drnovšek
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Political science meets physical science: The shared concept of stability. [PDF]
Breslauer GW, Breslauer KJ.
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