Boundary changes have been infrequent since World War II.
An edition of The Bosnian Muslims
(1995)
The Bosnian Muslims
Denial of a Nation
by Francine Friedman
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Although their plight now dominates television news worldwide, the Bosnian Muslims were until recently virtually unknown outside of Yugoslavia. This meticulously researched, comprehensive book traces the turbulent history of the Bosnian Muslims and shows how their mixed secular and religious identity has shaped the conflict in which they are now so tragically embroiled. - Back cover.
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First Sentence
"Boundary changes have been infrequent since World War II."
Table of Contents
Introduction : Ethnicity, the concept of a nation, and the Bosnian Muslims.
The study of ethnicity and nationalism
Ethnicity and the modern state
Origin of the Bosnian Muslims.
Early Balkan settlement
The Balkans in the Middle Ages
Medieval religious practice in the Balkans
Church attacks on heresy in Bosnia
The Ottoman invasion and conquest of Bosnia
Bosnian Muslims in the Ottoman Empire.
Social structure
Decay of the Ottoman Empire
Bosnian versus Ottoman identification
Bosnian Muslims under Austro-Hungarian rule.
Austro-Hungarian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Resistance to Austro-Hungarian occupation
Austro-Hungarian administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Habsburg annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnian Muslim gains fron annexation
World War I
Bosnian Muslims in the kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
Post-World War I Europe
Creation of Yugoslavia
Parliamentary democracy in the Yugoslav kingdom
The Yugoslav Muslim organization in interwar Yugoslavia
The Royal dictatorship
The Sporazum
Bosnian Muslim self-identification in the Yugoslav kingdom
Bosnian Muslim influence in interwar Yugoslavia
Bosnian Muslims in World War II.
Yugoslavia's entry into World War II
Defeat of Yugoslavia
Bosnian Muslims under fascist rule
Resistance during World War II
Growth of Bosnian Muslim nationalism Under Tito.
Post-World War II Yugoslavia
Yugoslav national policy
Politicization of Bosnian Muslim consciousness
Rationale for Bosnian Muslim national recognition
Bosnian Muslims and the dynamics of Post-Tito politics.
Yugoslavia after Tito
Bosnian Muslim status in Yugoslavia during the 1980s
Rise of nationalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Collapse of Yugoslavia and the fate of the Bosnian Muslims.
Yugoslavia's democratic elections and their aftermath
Bosnian Muslims as a bulwark between Serbs and Croats
Economic and foreign policy implications of the recognition of the Bosnian Muslims
The case of the Bosnian Muslims : relevance for the social sciences.
Factors influencing interethnic tensions
The case of the Bosnian Muslims in the former Yugoslavia
Implications of the conflict
Importance of the ethnonationalistic view of international affairs
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