Balkan Idols: Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslav States

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Page 3 and 4: RELIGION AND GLOBAL POLITICS SERIES
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Page 15 and 16: this book was accomplished in Washi
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Page 31: SLOVENIA Croat Catholic Serb Orthod
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tenegro). The Holy Assembly of Bish
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In spite of Germanus’ patriotic r
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4 the catholic church and the makin
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commitment to the Church’s nonint
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separable in mutual interaction.”
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political authorities have no right
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Biskupija near Knin, was labeled
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historian Bishop Milasˇ built his
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with both of two key themes, religi
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Catholic Slavic peoples stand again
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Marija Bistrica Cardinal Kuharić s
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5 the bosnian ulema and muslim nati
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eligious label as a national name a
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on 5 November 1969 in Sarajevo and
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anian, headquartered at Prizren. Sh
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erness.” 30 A governmental docume
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want to overthrow the legitimate he
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month of Ramadan, state television
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Community banned direct involvement
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are with us in our thoughts and pra
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anniversary of the end of World War
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At the Sarajevo Olympic Games, even
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In Yugoslavia, wrote C. L. Sulzberg
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The 1948 the Tito-Stalin split came
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venes, Muslims, Montenegrins, and M
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88.8 percent never attended church,
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this. Another fear was of assassina
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second Yugoslavia involved moderniz
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ated in the new Europe and postcomm
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Croats of the Čitluk-Medjugorje pa
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indictment, Zovko made the speeches
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has a long Catalan nationalist trad
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electoral campaigns. 34 The anticom
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West Germany and other west Europea
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Some members of the Bishops’ Conf
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movie, starring Martin Sheen as Fat
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church leaders frequently visited t
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engraved with insignia of the Serbi
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Serbs attended a ground-breaking ce
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mon permanent home, in contrast to
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the Serbian Church had 27 bishops,
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the early 1970s, clandestine police
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ight to demand of our state courts
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the visit would not aggravate ethni
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in Serb-populated areas, in order t
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plurality of 43 percent and beat fo
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patriarchal seat, the incumbent pat
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diplomatic note filed by Belgrade t
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the bishop of Mostar in the 1980s,
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to Jasenovac twice, in 1985 and aga
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continued the apology of Cardinal S
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icism) to demolish the Orthodox par
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terpretation of recent church histo
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vidual can be endangered. They refe
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international forces. Amen.” 145
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as occasional minor punitive action
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appealed for international recognit
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in Bosnia-Herzegovina presented in
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the Catholic Church in Croatia desi
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New mosques mushroomed in areas und
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thereby insulating themselves even
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offered Karadzˇić monastic life a
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While the postcommunist Croatian na
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Orthodox Church: the metropolitan o
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“Epistle on the Occasion of the F
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significant funds for various confl
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controversies from church history.
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11 the twilight of balkan idols In
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“European” as many times as the
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ecame Croatia’s law, granted perm
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eign intelligence activities in Cro
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of the 1996-97 local, regional, and
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Israel by revising his historical s
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and Herzegovina Franciscan monks, b
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The bishops lashed out at the gover
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the Church helped the HDZ to win el
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churches of Serbia and Russia appea
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nament in 2001, Yugoslav basketball
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orn between 1950 and 1980 stayed at
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sine qua non of every efficient gov
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1913) are a sufficient warning agai
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national autocephalous church of Mo
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218 balkan idols The Myth of Religi
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evidently nothing can halt seculari
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Phenomena similar to the mobilizati
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evil individuals. Somehow, only com
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However, as one of the competing na
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1998 described earlier. The old myt
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instruments of anticommunism. Becau
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saints will operate as building blo
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now the myths of the Yugoslav broth
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Peace Accords, the international co
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tenegro. The Serbian Orthodox Churc
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Serb Republic. According to the Bos
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All things considered, it seems tha
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9. See “The Middle East and the B
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decfeb00/libraries.htm, “Museums
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28. J. Gardner Wilkinson, Dalmatia
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2. The First Strife 1. Muzˇić, Ka
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Orthodox patriarchate for the year
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53. “Memorandum on Crimes of Geno
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English translation of the Party pr
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114. According to Katolička Crkva
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In addition, “the rate of such se
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chairman of Croatia’s Commission
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27. In his 1972 Easter message, “
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to Nin), a photo-monograph (Zadar:
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17. Samardzˇić, Religious Communi
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20. Bilo je časno zˇivjeti s Tito
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59. Ramet, Nationalism and Federali
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7. Mary-making in Herzegovina 1. On
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aragua to support the Contras and c
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mark of Hegel, that history can be
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and Slavophile sentiments about Rus
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and walking in public with religiou
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views with Radovan Samardzˇić and
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70. Religion, Politics, Society, 15
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the religious genocide) (Belgrade:
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130. NIN, 8 December 1991. The appe
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former chairman of the League of Co
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“war crimes, like mass murder, et
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74. “Deklaracija svesrpskog crkve
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38. Tudjman earned a bad name in th
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has brought us only disintegration
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contrast to the communist era, did
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29. Interview with Filip David, Fer
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must now choose between disintegrat
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“Crkvene manifestacije i hodočas
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the archbishop of Split-Makarska, h
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Cerić, Mustafa. At the time of the
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The Crime of Genocide—A Plea for
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Serbs of the Habsburg Military Bord
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Ekmečić, Milorad. “Jugoslavensk
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Raspeto Kosovo: Unisˇtene i oskrna
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Snegarov, Ivan. Istoriia an Okhrids
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Basara, Svetozar, 157-158 Bečkovi
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Interfaith marriages, 101, 169, 207
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Prohor Pčinjski, monastery 150, 15
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Yugoslavs (by nationality), 101-102
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