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Cvijic, Jovan. "The Geographical Distribution of the 3-13. An excellent source on issues of ethnicity and
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II. It is pro-Serbian and defines Macedonia as South Horne, Donald. The GreatMuseum: The Re-P resenta-
Serbian. An excellent example of the use of propa- tion of History.London: Pluto Press, 1984. Good
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given nationalist position. historical figures and issues in nationalism.
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the Turks (1804-1813): Translationsfrom the Serbian very detailed and poor on issues of nationalism and
NationalBallads of the Period.Cambridge: Cam- boundary disputes. Very encyclopedic.
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as a means to achieve a nationalist end. All represent a to Communism. London: Hutchinson, 1986. One of
Serbian nationalist position. Are useful to understand the best books on the subject of the historic evolution
the mentality and dimension of Serbian nationalism. of the states of the region. Also provides excellent and
unbiased treatment of nationality issues.
Deletant, Dennis and Hanak, Harry, eds. Historiansas
Nation-Builders:Central and Southeast Europe. Lon-
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in its discussions of how intellectuals, and particularly
historians, play a role in the rise of nationalism.
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