Yugoslavia and Its Historians Understanding the Balkan Wars of the 1990s

"Yugoslav historians have been unwilling to debate the catastrophe that has overtaken Yugoslavia since the late 1980s. This collection edited by Naimark and Case is a welcome exception in which leading practitioners explore 'images of the past' as well as key factorss in the unsuccessful struggle of Yugoslavia to exist and renew itself under different social systems.--Slavic and Eastern European Review "...nearly all of these essays are written, and written carefully and adroitly, by top-drawer scholars who seem to have been encouraged to convey a bit more passion than academic writing typically tolerates....This is a commendable collection that will have enduring value for specialists and libraries as well as for graduate and even undergraduate students."Slavic and East European JournalNaimark, Norman M. is the author of 'Yugoslavia and Its Historians Understanding the Balkan Wars of the 1990s', published 2003 under ISBN 9780804745949 and ISBN 0804745943.