Association for Social History was founded as non-partisan, non-government, non-profit organization in Belgrade, FR Yugoslavia in 1998. Its work is open to public and its main goals are: # researching of social history - mainly in Serbia, Yugoslavia and South-East Europe in XIX and XX century # working on projects in field of social history, publishing scientific works and historical documents on social history # cooperation with similar organizations in the world and work on mutual projects # organizing scientific meetings, seminars and panels on issues concerning social history

Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan History Lecture 13: Serbian nationalism from the Nacertanije to the Yugoslav Kingdom Previous lecture / Complete list of lectures / Next lecture Lectures 13 and 14 concern two related topics -- Serbian and Greek nationalism -- and approach them in a way that is contrary to the usual division of early twentieth century European history into pre- and ...

Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan History Lecture 5: The Serbian Revolution and the Serbian State Previous lecture / Complete list of lectures / Next lecture INTRODUCTION Why present the modern history of the Balkans as the age of nationalism Because the most apparent change in the region during the last 200 years has been the appearance of national states there. In 1800, the Balkans were ...

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Six centuries ago the Turkish empire conquered the empire that was Serbia. Some Serbians moved toward Islam, others to Roman Catholicism, but many -- mostly monks and shepherds -- held to their belief in the Orthodox church and to memories of the Serbian empire. For these Serbians, bombing by the U.S.-NATO forces is only the most recent in a string of efforts to deprive them of their heritage.