"Sve što smo imali, sve što smo bili, svelo se na uspomene". Osobne Pripovijesti i pisma prognanika iz istočne Slavonije

Author(s): Irena Plejic / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 15/1992

Based on three personal narratives and three letters of refugees from war struck regions of Croatia, the author investigates how such accounts can be approached as ethnographic data, the structure and contents of these accounts reveal that the war and refugee experience have influenced the way the refugees see themselves and think about certain core values of their culture. The author brings some insightful observations about the war as a period of reversed order, about gradual transformation of the cosmopolitan attitude of the inhabitants of Vukovar, about photographs and other mementos saved from the family house, which is seen as an irreplaceable determinant of the identity of the refugees, and finally, about the iconography of the refugees' current living quartos.

"Takvoga bogatstva oni nisu vidjeli"

Author(s): Marina Škrabalo,Tea Trkulja / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 15/1992

Transcribed personal narratives of two refugees from central (a Serb from Banija, male, about 60 years old), and eastern Croatia (a Croat from eastern Slavonia, female, about 60 years old) are treated in this text as ethnographic data. The authors have arranged their accounts in contrastive pairs which relate their attitudes, notions and commentaries about the beginning of the war in Croatia, about encounters with different armies (Yugoslav national army, Croatian army, etc.), about the transformation of daily life in war situation, about the things which the refugees thought were important to take when leaving their homes and about their return.

Agresija na BiH – Negacija ZAVNOBiH-a

Author(s): Becir Macic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 37/2007

U svom prilogu autor prikazuje ciljeve, metode i rezultate agresije velikosrpskog i velikohrvatskog nacionalizma u odnosu na državno-pravni identitet i međunarodno-pravni subjektivitet Bosne i Hercegovine, te navodi koje su osobine naše državnosti bile glavni cilj rušenja i destrukcije od strane navedenih agresora. Autor identificira agresora kao veliksrpski i velikohrvatski nacionalizam, a njihov zajednički cilj kao uništavanje države Bosne i Hercegovine i u konačnom njeno uključenje u druge države.

Bibliografija

Author(s): Zijad Šehic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 36/2007

Boris Begović, Zoran S. Mirković (ur.), Pravni poredak Nezavisne Države Hrvatske

Author(s): Ljubodrag Dimic / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 1/2019

Boris Begović, Zoran S. Mirković (ur.), Pravni poredak Nezavisne Države Hrvatske, Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Beograd 2017, 356.

Bosna i Hercegovina 1992-1995. i međunarodna diplomatija

Author(s): Zijad Šehic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 37/2007

U svom prilogu autor analizira djelovanje međunarodne diplomatije u vezi sa situacijom u Bosni i Hercegovini i tokom rata na tlu Bosne i Hercegovine i razlaže odnos te diplomatije prema njoj kao državi i njenim institucijama. Autor ukazuje na nejedinstvo međunarodne javnosti i politike u tom pogledu i na kompromise koje je ona iznudila da bi ostvarila nešto što jeste stanje mira, ali nije trajno stanje sigurnosti i normalnog života za ljude koji u Bosni i Hercegovini žive.

Bosna i Hercegovina 1992-1995. u njemačkim izvorima i literaturi. Nacrt projekta istraživanja

Author(s): Zijad Šehic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 36/2007

Nakon smrti Josipa Broza 1980. na njemačkom govornom području sa velikom pažnjom praćena su zbivanja u SFR Jugoslaviji. Uglavnom su predstavljena u publicistici, sadržavajući najvećim dijelom futurističke predstave i scenario koji se deceniju kasnije ostvario.

Bosna i Hercegovina u posljednjoj deceniji XX vijeka

Author(s): Enver Redžic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 36/2007

Tema o kojoj ću uvodno govoriti zaslužuje cijelu biblioteku iscrpnih rasprava, studija i monografija kojima će se, sasvim izvjesno, baviti bosanska, evropska i svjetska istorijska nauka u predstojećoj budućnosti. Ona to zaslužuje zbog toga što je u posljednjoj deceniji BiH bila čvorište i ratni poligon protivrječja u bosanskim, evropskim i svjetskim političkim odnosima. Ako se ja ipak opredjeljujem da danas govorim o toj temi, činim to stoga što nalazim da je u ovom desetljeću istorijska nauka svojim ostvarenjima bila izraz njegove realnosti.

Conflict in Kosovo: Failure of Prevention? An Analytical Documentation, 1992-1998

Author(s): Stefan Troebst / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 1998

The editorial deadline for this documentation was 9 March 1998--the day the Contact Group on Bosnia-Herzegovina emerged as the main international forum to deal with the Kosovo problem in its »new” and much more pressing form. The term Kosovo refers to the administrative unit in the South-western corner of the Republic of Serbia within the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) – a territory of 10,887 square kilometres called Kosova or Kosova dhe Rrafshi i Dukagjinit in Albanian and Kosovo or Kosovo-Metohija (abbreviated Kosmet) in Serbian. The author is indebted to colleagues in three institutions and networks dealing with the Kosovo conflict he has been or is part of: (1) The »International Commission on the Balkans,” founded in 1995 by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Aspen Institute Berlin; (2) a group of contributors to a »Kosovo Policy Study” in the framework of the Conflict Prevention Network of Directorate General 1A of the European Commission at Brussels set up in 1997; and (3), a group of intellectuals from Prishtina and Belgrade as well as external experts brought together for the first time in 1996 by the Bertelsmann Science Foundation and the Research Group on European Affairs at the Centre for Applied Politics of the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich. Farimah Daftary, Kinga Gál, Priit Järve, and William McKinney of ECMI have been supportive—and creative--in searching for documents and materials

DOPRINOS DIPLOMATIJE REPUBLIKE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE MEĐUNARODNOM PRIZNANJU DRŽAVE 1992. GODINE I OČUVANJU NJENOG IDENTITETA

Author(s): Sead Selimovic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 10/2018

The author of the paper writes about the contribution of the diplomacy of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the international recognition of the state in 1992 and the preservation of her identity. The international recognition of Bosnia and Herzegovina has made the country's defense legitimate, and also it made the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and all state institutions legitimate as well. In 1992, Bosnia-Herzegovinian diplomacy focused its activities on the most important subjects of international relations such as the United States, the EU, the United Nations. In its activities, the diplomacy has introduced the world public with the character of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the inevitability of its accession to the United Nations. In addition, the world's public was continually being informed with the fact that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a "historical political entity", a multicultural society, and that life of all its nations together has no alternative.

Etnologija rata - pisanje bez suza?

Author(s): Maja Povrzanovic / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 15/1992

Today, numerous theoretical and discursive revaluations of "the hopelessly overlapping, impossibly over-interpreted and conflicted anthropological site" (Said, 1989:211) attack the ethnographic authority. Be the response aesthetic or reductively pragmatic, the problem of reconciling the claims of ideology and desire with the needs of theory and observation, remains underlying the very grounds of all anthropologists' and ethnologists' efforts. The author deals with this problem using the example of her own research project entitled "War and fear - strategies of adaptation", on coping with fear in the war in Croatia 1991/92. She is focusing on several theoretical questions posed by critical American cultural anthropologists (Marcus, Fischer, Clifford and others), in order to consider their relevance for her work, as well as for the work of other ethnologists in a war situation, in which most of the acting options are structurally - institutionally, politically and emotionally - predetermined. These are the questions regarding locating otherness, adequate writing strategies and the personal motives for writing. She argues that for the ethnologist in Croatia 1991/92 it is not possible to write "an ethnography without tears" in the sense of Paul Roth's plea that comprises his critique of confusing literary, epistemological, and political issues in postmodern arguing about ethnographic texts (cf. Roth, 1989). However, epistemological significance cannot be attributed to tears; an explicit and elaborate self-presentation goes without question, but it cannot be the sole legitimization of textual authority. The author claims that the open-ended discourse on postmodern anthropology has to be taken seriously, for exploration and questioning of ethnographic practice in Croatian ethnological tradition seems to be very welcome and long overdue. Although coming from an institutional tradition different from that of European national ethnology, that discourse helps to direct or "discipline" the thinking laden with many fold dilemmas, most of all with the question of the ethnologist's role. Thinking about science as a social process, about the limits of representation and the temporality of our present knowledge, about ethnographic authority, voices and polivocality, about politics, rhetoric and power, about partial truths and true fictions (cf. Clifford, 1986), helps in rethinking the ethnologist's position, interests and search for theory, i.e. for possibilities of inventing certain models of cultural processes in the chaos of war. Above all, the postmodern discussion demands a consistent, morally sensitive thinking about what it means to take a position, as well as a confrontation with the ambiguity, illusory stability, and vulnerability of an ethnographer's vantage point (cf. Crapanzano 1990) - the issues so painfully important for ethnologists in Croatia 1991/92.

Kriza u SKJ kao uvod u raspad Jugoslavije

Author(s): Nijaz Durakovic / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 37/2007

U svom prilogu autor prikazuje ukupne političke prilike i odnose u bivšoj Jugoslaviji, posebno analizira odnose unutar Saveza komunista koji su nastali nakon smrti Josipa Broza-Tita, bavi se nastankom i razvojem velikosrpske politike Slobodana Miloševića i njenim razornim djelovanjem na ukupno stanje u SKJ. Smatra da su ta djelovanja dovela do propasti bivšeg režima, do disolucije države i do agresije Srbije i Crne Gore na Hrvatsku i Bosnu i Hercegovinu, a potom i do agresije Hrvatske na Bosnu i Hercegovinu.

Nažalost, to nije bio samo ružan san. Moj doživljaj rata

Author(s): Ljubica Gligorevic / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 15/1992

Niti sada nisam sasvim sigurna da li je sve to što se u protekloj godini dana dogodilo oko mene bila stvarnost - i da li uistinu i ja imam svoju ratnu priču!? Da li su sve te strahote, stradanja, razaranja, uništavanja, sva ta stravična događanja zaista bila moguća na kraju XX. stoljeća na ovim našim prostorima? Život nije bajka, ali valjda bi svaki svjedok ove naše nesreće želio povjerovati da je to što se do prije nekoliko dana događalo oko nas u Vinkovcima (i još uvijek, nažalost događa drugima) bio samo ružan san!

Od istorije do sudnice i nazad: Šta istoriografija može dobiti od presuda za zločine u ratovima u bivšoj Jugoslaviji

Author(s): Ivan Jovanovic / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 3-4/2016

The author attempts to bring trials for international criminal offences closer to historians. The focus of his analysis is on constructivist aspect of court’s proceedings- how one reaches judicial „truth“ rather than whether such a truth objectively corresponds to reality, or what has so far been established as court’s truth about conflicts and crimes in former Yugoslavia. The author carries out this bringing of international and criminal law closer to historic science through explanations of the work, proceedings and judgements of International criminal tribunal for former Yugoslavia. He also analyses proceedings in courts of former Yugoslav republics. Author maintains that, in spite of common view that proceedings for international criminal offences in national courts are ethnically biased and abused, such proceedings contribute to establishment of documentation and fact finding on crimes in the region. He furthermore claims that abovementioned proceedings remain unprecedented in world history because they deal with a country’s own citizens and events that took place in it’s own territory on a massive and continuous basis. The basic premise of author’s work is the idea that courts should not deal with history or write it, since that is historians’ task. Even though some judgements of the Hague Tribunal mention the necessity of creating accurate historic records in the course of proceedings, such aspirations are far from overwhelming understanding of purpose of a trial for war and other most serious crimes. Resolutions of United Nations’ Security Council that set up tribunals for former Yugoslavia and Rwanda don’t mention determining the truth about conflicts as part of tribunals’ mandates.

Podijeljena prošlost za podijeljenu budućnost!? Rat 1992-1995. u aktuelnim bosanskohercegovačkim udžbenicima historije

Author(s): Melisa Foric Plasto / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 1/2019

The article is questioning the content of the contemporary history textbooks in Bosnia and Herzegovina about the war 1992-1995 as the topic which became part of the curricula in Bosnia and Herzegovina again after the 18 years long break. Diversity of approach in interpretation of the character of the war as well as the representations of the war crimes and mass atrocities are continuing to deepen the divisions between the children of school age.

POLITIČKE PRILIKE NA PODRUČJU TUZLANSKE REGIJE PRED AGRESIJU NA REPUBLIKU BOSNU I HERCEGOVINU

Author(s): Sead Omerbegovic,Izet Hadžic / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 1/2018

Political circumstances are the result of the action of political factors, the power structures in one space. In this paper, we look at the political situation in one region - a smaller area that is affected by political conflicts in the wider region. More precisely, the paper presents political options, generators of political circumstances in the Tuzla region until the beginning of the aggression on Bosnia and Herzegovina in April 1992.

Prikaz: Hitler’s New Disorder. The Second World War in Yugoslavia

Author(s): Srdan Micic / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 2/2009

Prikaz/The review of: Stevan K. Pavlowitch, Hitler’s New Disorder. The Second World War in Yugoslavia, London 2008

Prikaz: Антифашизам и демократија. Антифашистички рат у Југославији и савременост

Author(s): Dragoljub Petrovic / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 1-2/2006

Prikaz/The review of: Антифашизам и демократија. Антифашистички рат у Југославији и савременост, зборник, Београд 2006., издавач Друштво за истину о антифашистичкој борби у Југославији, стр. 448.

Prognaničke priče - o budućnosti i suživotu

Author(s): Vesna Peršic,Sanja Kalapoš / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 15/1992

The article is made up of the pieces of personal narratives of the refugees from war-struck regions of Croatia, currently living in Zagreb. The authors have presented attitudes of the refugees concerning the return to their homesteads, and especially to reconcilement, neighbourhood and collective and personal forgiving. The majority of the accounts bear witness to the distrust of refugees not only towards those neighbours who were directly involved in war atrocities but also to those who participated indirectly as taciturn and passive observers. However, the refugees reject to respond to hatred with hatred. While this text may not be representative because it is based on a number of personal accounts, it is, nevertheless, a powerful testimony to current feelings of the people who suffered the most in the course of the 1991/92 war in Croatia.

REPUBLIKA Godina VI (1994), Broj 91

Author(s): Konstantin Obradovic,Ljubiša Rajic,Boutros Boutros-Ghali,Dragoš Ivanovic,Vesna Pešic,Safet Bandžovic,Vlastimir Stevanovic,Rade Veljanovski,Dušan Mojsin,Olivera Milosavljevic,Slobodanka Jovanovic,Gabriela Pajevic,Mario Kopic,István Bibó,Branko Milanovic,Slobodanka Milicevic,Bogdan Bogdanovic,Akim Ðilas,Miodrag Stanisavljevic / Language(s): Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 91/1994

Nebojša Popov, Larma i muk Konstantin Obradović, Kriza je okončana — šta dalje? Ljubiša Rajić, Sto godina Boutros Boutros-Ghali , Međunarodno pravo — iluzije i stvarnost Obrazovni nivo stanovništva i razvoj Dragoš Ivanović, Svi Miloševićevi blefovi Skupštine kao topli zec Vesna Pešić, Signali — nekada i sada Safet Bandžović, Medijska kampanja protiv Sandžaka Vlastimir Stevanović, Šticovanje straha Po ugledu na prošlost Ljudi važniji od para Ljubiša Rajić, Trag novca Rade Veljanovski, Organizovano i aktivno do cilja Šarena jaja i šarene laže Rade Veljanovski, Preživljavanje kao nepatriotski čin Jedinstvo i smrt Prvaci na žrtveniku Dušan Mojsin, Kad volem, volem... Programski dokumenti Maraton sa preponama Olivera Milosavljević, Kongres-izam Čudna asimetrija Slobodanka Jovanović, Pisac ratni plen Ekonomija nebeskog naroda Gabriela Pajević, "Privođenje" kulture "poslovniku" Mario Kopić, Postmoderna politika sredine Branko Milanović, Zašto sam počeo da pišem? Istvan Bibo, Hitlerizam i Versaj Slobodanka Milićević, Zajedno uprkos svemu Bogdan Bogdanović, Reviji "Danas", Povodom teksta pod naslovom "Nisam Srbin jer se stidim", objavljenog u tjedniku Danas, od 12. travnja 1994; str. 36-38 Akim Đilas, Nerealnost nacionalnih fanatika Mi® drag Stanisavljević, Kolaži laži