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[colonelwilde]

“Make love to the camera as if your life depended on it!”

[colonelwilde]

[rvexillology]

SFRY and GDR, my favorite socialist flags, in each other's styles.

from /r/vexillology Top comment: Both look good, SFRY maybe a little better :)

[queenofthieves-blog]

(via coverrr.jpg 2,234×1,428 pixels) 8th congress skh 

[embraceyouranxiety-blog]

“Some groups are bigger than others” - an article about The Smiths from SFR Yugoslavia (1989)

[inserbia]

Russian resolution on BiH condemns all crimes during conflicts in SFRY

Russian resolution on BiH condemns all crimes during conflicts in SFRY

MOSCOW – The draft resolution on Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) submitted by Russia to the UN Security Council strongly condemns and deplores most serious crimes committed during the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia against persons of different ethnic and religious backgrounds, and voices support to Dayton Peace Accords, which put an end to the war in BiH.

The draft resolution, the facsimile of…

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[queenofthieves-blog]

A purely 'economistic' explanation of the very different political outcomes is not convincing, since Yugoslavia's higher standard of living, open borders, free movement of labor, and greater managerial autonomy at the enterprise level would have led us to expect that its socialist middle classes would have a much greater vested interest in economic prosperity and political stability. The fact that this did not transpire suggests that the answer must be sought elsewhere, most likely in the very different historical, political-cultural, and institutional legacies; ethnically motivated violence in WW2 in Yugoslavia; and the very different collective memories that sitll animated political and intellectual elites at the time of breakup. The 'selective reactivation' of elements of those legacies by cultural and political elites have played a key role in Yugoslavia's break-up. In some Yugoslav successor states, it is only the bitter disappointment with the failure of Yugoslavism that pushed many citizens in the direction of ethnic nationalism.

Milica Uvalic