Balkan Idols: Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslav States

Dečani monastery, 125, 127, 181, 202
Dedeić, Mirasˇ, 175. See also
Montenegrin Orthodox Church
Dedijer, Vladimir, 97, 100–101
Dervish orders, 14, 84. See also
Djemali Shehu
Destruction of places of worship, 3
nn.1–5, 4 n. 6, 166, 202–204
Dimevski, Slavko, 47
Djemali, Shehu, 79–80
Djilas, Milovan, 26, 49, 96, 225
Djordjević, Dragoljub, 220
Djordjević, Mirko, 220, 222, 240
Djujić, Momčilo, 23
Doder, Dusko, 4, 41, 78
Dole, Robert, 203
Draganović, Krunoslav, 25, 29, 35
Dragičević, Ivan, 109 n.1, 172. See
also Apparitions at Medjugorje
Dragojlović, Dragan, 129–130
Drasˇković, Vuk, 124
Duka, Tomislav, 141
Duraković, Nijaz, 76
Dusˇanić, Svetozar, 158
Ecumenism, 15–16, 31–34, 32 n.66,
33 n.72, 154–156, 180
Ekmečić, Milorad, 8
Elections of 1990, 140–143, 142 n.47
El-Sadat, Anwar, 99, 108
Ethnic cleansing, 22, 166. See also
Genocide; Holocaust
European Union (EU), 198, 235, 237,
242–243
Evangelical Church, 13, 40 n.112
Fatima miracle, 114–116, 119. See
also Apparitions at Medjugorje
Filipović, Muhamed, 170
Finci, Jacob, 221
Forcible conversions, 24, 151–152,
155
Franić, Frane, archbishop of Split-
Makarska, 62–63
and Croatian National Movement,
57–58, 58 n.9
his views on Yugoslav socialism,
31, 136–137, 137 nn.21–22
and interfaith dialogue, 32, 34
and Medjugorje apparitions, 111,
119–120
role in Great Novena, 57–59, 67
supports Tudjman and HDZ, 194
Frid, Zlatko, 59, 62
Gandhi, Indira, 91
Gavrilo (Dozˇić), Patriarch, 23
Gavrilović, Z ˇ arko, 124
Genocide, 29, 124–125, 147, 149,
151, 157, 167–168
Germanus (Djorić), Patriarch 39, 50,
127
conducts Church’s foreign policy,
52–53
his views on World War II and
Croatian Catholicism, 149, 152,
157
his views on the role of Islam in
Yugoslavia, 145, 145 n.67
and Kosovo, 123, 125
and Macedonian Orthodox Church,
46–47, 147 n.21, 46
proposes partition of Yugoslavia,
158, 158 n.123
and Yugoslav socialism, 51–52, 106
n.93
Gomirje monastery, 52
Gračanica church, 44, 125, 202
Great Novena, 21, 63–68, 109, 150.
See also Church in the Croat
People, National Eucharistic
Congress
Greece, 33, 52, 173
Grmič, Vekoslav, 31
Grubisˇić, Ivan, 193, 196, 219
Hadzˇiabdić, Naim, Reis ul ulema, 81
Hilandar monastery, 9, 52, 129–130,
173
Holocaust, 147, 150, 168, 177, 196
n. 40, 199–200
Independent State of Croatia, 21,
24–25, 27, 147, 151, 157, 187,
189
Indonesia, 170
Inquisition, 157, 157 n.129
Inter-Confessional Petition, 137
Interfaith Council of Bosnia-
Herzegovina 181, 185, 236. See
also Religious peacemaking
Interfaith dialogue. See Ecumenism
index 327