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About this book
Reflecting on the final decades of socialism, eight individuals born in former Yugoslavia between 1971 and 1991 recount their memories of childhood and early adulthood, and how that time period has made a lasting impact on their lives.
The Youngest Yugoslavs is an oral history collection that gives its readers in-depth, varied perspectives on why Yugoslavia continues to resonate among its former citizens more than 30 years since the state collapsed amid war, genocide, and dislocation. Their interviews with author Jovana Babovi?' showcase how these individuals remember their childhoods during the final decades of socialism and how they conceptualize the lasting impact Yugoslavia has had on their lives.
The Youngest Yugoslavs offers insight on how this generation of Yugoslav individuals have reconciled the loss of their homeland and how they have continued to find meaning in the Yugoslav past as both a lived experience and as a set of ideals.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Glossary of Key Concepts
- Chapter 1. Interview with Luka Lisjak Gabrijelčič
- Chapter 2. Interview with Krisztina Rácz
- Chapter 3. Interview with Artan Sadiku
- Chapter 4. Interview with Iva Radivojević
- Chapter 5. Interview with Gordan Pejić
- Chapter 6. Interview with Elena Stavrevska
- Chapter 7. Interview with Bojan Števin
- Chapter 8. Interview with Melinda Vuković
- Suggested Discussion Questions
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Author