Repeating History 1941-1991? : Two break-ups of Yugoslavia as repeated history? : Serbian perspectives

Predrag J. Marković: REMEMBERING 1941 AND 1991 AS TWO PARTS OF THE SAME TRAGEDY? A VIEW FROM 2021 Marko Miletić, Miloš Žikić: THE APRIL WAR OF 1941 Boris Tomanić: THE BULGARIAN OCCUPATION OF YUGOSLAVIA IN 1941 Radosav Tucović: OCCUPATIONAL POLICE FORMATIONS IN SERBIA DURING 1941: STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION, POLICE PRACTICE AND PROBLEMS Nemanja Dević: THE UPRISING AND CREATION OF FREE TERRITORY IN SERBIA IN THE PERIOD JULY-OCTOBER 1941 Rade Ristanović: RESISTANCE IN BELGRADE 1941 Nebojša Stambolija: COLLABORATIONIST FORCES IN OCCUPIED SERBIA IN 1941 Ljubinka Škodrić: WOMEN IN OCCUPIED SERBIA IN 1941 Dragomir Bondžić: SERBIAN INTELLECTUAL ELITE IN 1941 Goran Miloradović: USTASHA IDEOLOGY IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT IN THE 20TH CENTURY: AN ATTEMPT AT A TYPOLOGY OF MODERN DICTATORSHIPS AND EXTREME IDEOLOGIES Vladimir Lj. Petrović: BECOMING INEVITABLE: YUGOSLAV DESCENT TO WAR REVISITED Kosta Nikolić: ON THE WAR AIMS IN THE 1991-1992 YUGOSLAV CONFLICT Bojan Dimitrijević: YUGOSLAV PEOPLE'S ARMY IN TROUBLESOME 1991 Milan Gulić: THE BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERB KRAJINA