Balkan Idols: Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslav States

Cerić, Mustafa. At the time of the interview Muslim imam in Zagreb, now reis-ululema
of the Islamic Community of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Cerić’s opinion on
the Gulf War. Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1991.
Duka, Tomislav. Franciscan priest and one of the founders of the Croatian Democratic
Community (HDZ). Interview-portrait of a priest-politician. Nedjeljna
Dalmacija, 2 December 1990.
Franić, Frane. Catholic archbishop and metropolitan of Split-Makarska, Croatia.
Several interviews. One published in Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1989.
Gugić, Ivo. Catholic auxiliary bishop of Split-Makarska and bishop of Kotor.
Several interviews in 1987 and 1990. Unpublished.
Jurić, Ante. Catholic archbishop of Split-Makarska. Interview quoted in the column
“Religion and Politics.” Nedjeljna Dalmacija,
Kolarić, Juraj. Professor of Zagreb Catholic Theological School and former secretary
of the Episcopal Conference’s Council for Ecumenism. Nedjeljna Dalmacija,
1990.
Marasović, S ˇ piro. Catholic theologian. Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1990.
Milovan, Vjekoslav. Monseigneur and director of the National Office for Croatian
Migrants of the Episcopal Conference of Croatia. Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1990.
Omerbasˇić, Sevko. Chief imam and chairman of the Meshihat of the Islamic
Community in Croatia and Slovenia. Several interviews. One published in
Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1990.
Perko, France. Catholic archbishop of Belgrade. Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1990.
Pesˇić, Branko. Chief architect of Saint Sava’s Memorial Temple in Belgrade and
director of the Construction Office of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Several
interviews. Quoted in the column “Religion and politics.” Nedjeljna Dalmacija,
Petrović, Ljubodrag V. Serb-Orthodox archpriest, administrator of the St. Alexander
Nevski temple in Belgrade. Quoted in the column “Religion and Politics.”
Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1990.
S ˇ agi-Bunić, Tomislav. Member of Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences, dean
and professor at Zagreb Theological School. Several interviews. One published
in Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 24 June 1990.
Samardzˇić, Radovan. At time of the interview, chief secretary of the Commission
for Relations with Religious Communities of the Federal Executive Council
of SFRY. Several interviews. Quoted in Nedjeljna Dalmacija,
S ˇ egvić, Petar. Former counselor at the office of the Federal Commission for Religious
Affairs affiliated with the Federal Executive Council of SFR Yugoslavia
(and the commission’s general secretary 1963–1972). Several interviews,
1986–88. Unpublished.
S ˇ esˇum, Vojislav. At the time of interview, Orthodox archpriest in Split. Several
interviews. Quoted in the column “Religion and politics.” Nedjeljna Dalmacija,
S ˇ eta, Ferhat. Professor of Islamic Theological Faculty in Sarajevo, former chairman
of the Supreme Eldership of the Islamic Community of Bosnia-
Herzegovina. Quoted in Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1991.
Shehu, Djemali. Sheik and religious leader of the ZIDRA (Association of Muslim
Dervish Orders of Yugoslavia), Prizren, Kosovo. Quoted in two-part report
from Kosovo. Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 5 August 1990.
Silajdzˇić, Haris. Former prime minister of Bosnia Herzegovina, at the time of the
interview secretary general of the Islamic Community of Bosnia-
Herzegovina. Quoted in Nedjeljna Dalmacija, 1991.
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