Unwanted Heritage? Historiographic Discourse about (Second) Yugoslavia
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https://doi.org/10.51663/pnz.56.3.01Keywords:
Yugoslavia, history, historiographyAbstract
In a short overview the author attempts to present the attitude towards the second Yugoslav state in the Slovenian historiography and society, as in Slovenia the Yugoslav history remains above all a political rather than expert topic. The question when this flaw will be overcome remains unanswered. Nevertheless, the author estimates that the processes, seen outside of the broader context in the past, should sometimes be viewed from a somewhat different perspective.
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