Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia Part One: 1918-1967 - The Red Menace

A leaflet on the development of capitalism and class struggle in Yugoslavia, produced by UK communists The Red Menace in the late 1980s.

The 1968 Belgrade Student Revolution

Submitted by Reddebrek on Aug 11 2018 16:50

An interview with Sonia Licht about the student protests she took part in at Belgrade University against the `Red Bourgeoisie` in1968.

Death of Yugoslavian Che Guevara

Submitted by BratBrat on Mar 22 2018 19:00

Čupić smiling at camera before execution

Brief description of events prior to execution of one of the symbols of Yugoslav anti-fascist resistance - Ljubo Čupić

Stjepan Filipović: everlasting symbol of anti-fascism

Submitted by BratBrat on May 23 2017 19:06

Short account of the execution of Croatian communist partisan Stjepan Filipović by the Nazis in 1942, which was made famous by his final act of defiance.

Anarchy #095

Issue of Anarchy magazine from January 1969 focusing on the Yugoslav system.

Praxis: Marxist criticism and dissent in socialist Yugoslavia - Gerson S. Sher

A detailed study of the Yugoslav Marxist journal, Praxis, published in 1977.

Over the walls of nationalisms and wars: statement of participants of 8th Balkan Anarchist Bookfair

Submitted by fkschulze on Oct 15 2014 09:20

Ruined Stari Most from the wikimedia commons

This text is the collective statement of the participants of the 8th Balkan Anarchist Bookfair (BASK) in Mostar which took place at the beginning of September, 2014. It is an important statement in light of recent and seemingly rising apologetics among anarchists and the anti-authoritarian left regarding nationalism.

Did teenage anarchists trigger World War I? What were the politics of the assassins of Franz Ferdinand on 28 June 1914?

Submitted by sopherl on Jun 14 2014 20:46

Notes of interviews between psychoanalyst Dr Martin Pappenheim and Gavrilo Princip, one of the assassins of Franz Ferdinand while he was imprisoned, with an introduction on the political background of the conspirators.

The politics of genocide - Edward Herman and David Peterson

Herman and Peterson review the Western media's response to several different bloodbaths and criticize how the characterization, language, and ultimately policy responses are shaped by the narratives drafted in support of U.S. client states and agents. We do not necessarily agree with all of it but reproduce it for reference.