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70. Religion, Politics, Society, 15 July 1982. The article by Karl Gustav Stroem
was originally published in the German daily newspaper Die Welt, 7 July 1982.
71. Spasojević, The Communists and I, p. 99.
72. See Turčinović, Katolička Crkva u juzˇnoslavenskim zemljama, and Zarija Besˇić
et al., ed., Istorija Crne Gore (History of Montenegro), vols. 1–3 (Titograd:
Redakcija za istoriju Crne Gore, 1967).
73. See a critical review of the debate in Ivo Banac, “The Dissolution of
Yugoslav Historiography,” in Beyond Yugoslavia: Politics, Economics and Culture in
a Shattered Community ed. Sabrina P. Ramet and Ljubisa S. Adamovich (Boulder,
CO: Westview Press, 1995), pp. 39–65.
74. See for example, Charles S. Maier, The Unmasterable Past: History, Holocaust,
and German National Identity (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988),
and Norman G. Finkelstein, The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation
of the Jewish Suffering (London: Verso, 2000).
75. See Vasilije Dj. Krestić, “O genezi genocida nad Srbima u NDH” Knjizˇevne
novine, 15 September 1986, and his expanded version of this article in English,
Through Genocide to a Greater Croatia, trans. Bosˇko Milosavljevie (Belgrade: BIGZ,
1998).
76. See, for example, ENM (Bishop Nikodim Milasˇ), Pravoslavna Dalmacija
(Novi Sad: Knjizˇarnica A. Pajevića, 1901; reissued in Belgrade, 1989); Ljubomir
Ranković, Radovan Bigović, and Mitar Milovanović, eds., Vladika Nikolaj: Izabrana
dela. Knjiga XII (Valjevo: Glas Crkve, 1997); Atanasije Jevtie, Velikomučenicki Jasenovac,
ustasˇka tvornica smrti: dokumenti i svedo čenja (Valjevo: Glas crkve; Belgrade:
Sfairos, 1990); Veljko D. Djurić, Prekrsˇtavanje Srba u Nezavisnoj Drzˇavi
Hrvatskoj: prilozi za istoriju verskog genocida. (Belgrade: Alfa, 1991); Milan Bulajić,
Misija Vatikana u Nezavisnoj Drzˇavi Hrvatskoj: “Politika Stepinac” razbijanja jugoslavenske
dr zˇave i pokatoličavanja pravoslavnih Srba po cijenu genocida: stvaranje “Civitas
Dei” i “Antemurale Christianitatis,” 2 vols. (Belgrade: Politika, 1992); Smilja
Avramov, Genocide in Yugoslavia (Belgrade: BIGZ, 1995).
77. The moderate Ljubo Boban wrote a three-volume polemical study of the
controversy. See Ljubo Boban, Kontroverze iz povijesti Jugoslavije (Controversies
from the history of Yugoslavia), vols. 1–3. (Zagreb: S ˇ kolska knjiga, 1987, 1989,
1990).
78. Franjo Tudjman, Bespuća povijesne zbiljnosti: rasprava o povijesti filozofije
zlosilja, 2nd ed. (Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, 1989), and Horrors of war: Historical
reality and philosophy, trans. Katarina Mijatović (New York: Evans, 1996).
79. See Horrors of War, pp. 125–126, 292–302, 309–312, 322–323.
80. Vjekoslav Perica, “Deset godina kasnije: Novo čudo u Medjugorju” (Ten years
later: New miracle at Medjugorje), Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 30 June 1991. The interview
took place at the Diocesan office in Mostar, 25 June 1991.
81. The construction of the Memorial Zone at Jasenovac began in 1964. The
monument was designed by Bogan Boganović. The renovation of the memorial
park was completed in the mid-1970s.
82. Glas crkve, no. 3, 1988. See the church calendar Crkva 1991, p. 59.
83. Miljanović, “Srpska pravoslavna crkva i nacionalno pitanje,” p. 66.
84. Ibid.
85. Ibid.
86. Milan Bulajić, “Post-war Documents about the Responsibility of the Vatican
and the Kaptol for the Jasenovac Crimes,” in Večan pomen: Jasenovac: mjesto
natopljeno krvlju nevinih 1941/1985/1991—Eternal Memory—Jasenovac, the Place
288 notes to pages 146–150