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Vojvodina, pro-Milošević demonstrators that included 500 Kosovo Serbs and local Serbs demonstrated at the provincial capital, accusing the leadership in
Vojvodina of supporting separatism and for being "traitors". In August 1988, meetings by supporters of the Anti-Bureaucratic Revolution were held in many locations in Serbia and Montenegro, with increasingly violent nature, with calls being heard such as "Give us arms!", "We want weapons!", "Long live Serbia—death to Albanians!", and "Montenegro is Serbia!". In the same month, Milošević began efforts designed to destabilize the governments in Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina to allow him to install his followers in those republics. By 1989, Milošević and his supporters controlled Central Serbia along with the autonomous provinces of Kosovo and Vojvodina, supporters in the leadership of Montenegro, and agents of the Serbian security service were pursuing efforts to destabilize the government in Bosnia & Herzegovina. In 1989, Serbian media began to speak of "the alleged imperilment of the Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina", as tensions between Serbs and Bosnian Muslims and Croats increased over Serbs' support for Milošević. Efforts to spread the cult of personality of Milošević into the republic of Macedonia began in 1989 with slogans, graffiti, and songs glorifying Milošević spreading in the republic. Furthermore, Milošević proposed a law to restore land titles held by Serbs in the interwar period that effectively provided a legal basis for large numbers of Serbs to move to Kosovo and Macedonia to regain those lands while displacing the Albanian residents there. Beginning in 1989, Milošević had given support to Croatian Serbs who were vouching for the creation of an autonomous province for Croatia's Serbs that was opposed by Croatia's communist authorities. In the late 1980s Milošević allowed the mobilization of Serb nationalist organizations to go unhindered by actions from the Serbian government, with Chetniks holding demonstrations, and the Serbian government embraced the
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Labour. Serbia's specific endorsement of a
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Croatia and
Slovenia denounced the actions by Milošević and began to demand that Yugoslavia be made a full multi-party confederal state. Milošević claimed that he opposed a confederal system but also declared that should a confederal system be created, the external borders of Serbia would be an "open
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Memorandum that included promoting centralization of power in the federal Yugoslav government to decrease the powers of
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Belgrade speech on 19 November 1988, he spoke of Serbia as facing battles against both internal and external enemies. In
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Croatia in 1991, and even after the formation of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), it too did not initially recognize Croatia's independence. Plans by Milošević to carve out territory from Croatia to the local Serbs had begun by June 1990, according to
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Republic of Macedonia have revealed that Milošević planned to arrest the Republic of Macedonia's political leadership and replace it with politicians loyal to Serbia, when the Republic of Macedonia was still
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Memorandum of the Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences represents nothing else but the darkest nationalism. It means the liquidation of the current socialist system of our country, that is the disintegration after which there is no survival for any nation or nationality. ...
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regardless of their religious affiliation or geographical origin. However, Karadžić acknowledged the right of some Štokavian-speaking peoples to call themselves names other than Serbs. German historian
Michael Weithmann considers Karadžić's theory that all southern Slavs are Serbs as a "dangerous
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discarded the Vidovdan Constitution, proclaimed a royal dictatorship, and officially renamed the country Kingdom of Yugoslavia. King Alexander pursued a policy of encouraging modern Yugoslav nationalism which caused dissatisfaction amongst Serbian nationalists who saw Yugoslav nationalism as a
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Yugoslavism and the decentralization of Yugoslavia. Upon Yugoslavia collapsing in the 1990s with multiple republics seeking secession, Serbian nationalists demanded that all Serbs in all the Yugoslav republics had the right to be united in a common state, ethnic conflict occurred between Serbs
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of 1986. The Memorandum claimed to promote solutions to restore Yugoslav unity, but it focused on fiercely condemning Titoist Yugoslavia of having economically subjugated Serbia to Croatia and Slovenia and accused ethnic Albanians of committing
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vision of Yugoslavia as opposed to a confederal or federal state as advocated by non-Serbs. The antagonism between a centralized Yugoslavia supported by Serbian nationalists and a decentralized Yugoslavia supported by
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in the 1960s was perceived as an attack on Serbian nationalism. After the ousting of Ranković, Serbian nationalist intellectuals increasingly began viewing Yugoslavia as a detrimental experience for the Serb nation.
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by Serbs against Ottoman rule that eventually led to the creation of an independent Serbian state in 1878. However, Serbian nationalists themselves cite the origins of the movement as being the
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was established. The new regime repressed nationalism of any culture that was deemed to be a threat to the state. Serbian nationalism then developed during the 1960s by intellectuals such as
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political and ideological idea in scientific shape" while Czech historian Jan Rychlik considers Karadžić to have been a "propagator of greater Serbian ideology".
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question", insinuating that his government would pursue creating an enlarged Serbian federal republic if Yugoslavia was decentralized. In 1989, the autonomy of
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opposed the centralized state and demanded decentralization and an autonomous Croatia within Yugoslavia, which was accepted by the Yugoslav government in the
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in the 1960s and the suppression of all ethnic nationalist sentiments led to a Serbian nationalist backlash and resurgence in the 1980s, that condemned post-
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1447:. Yale University Press.
1418:Ackermann, Alice (2000).
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451:Cvetković–Maček Agreement
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3428:Greenlandic independence
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1468:Serbian Studies Research
1368:Српска странка Заветници
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344:Archduke Franz Ferdinand
1870:Posa, Cristina (1998).
1851:Nations and Nationalism
1628:Gordy, Eric D. (2010).
1501:Ramet, Sabrina (2006).
885:Montenegrin nationalism
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610:Serbian Orthodox Church
471:, Yugoslav Serb general
271:Vuk Stefanović Karadžić
108:'s leading role in the
89:, and again during the
87:Austro-Hungarian Empire
67:Vuk Stefanović Karadžić
3879:19th century in Serbia
3874:20th century in Serbia
3453:Māori protest movement
1699:10.5130/portal.v2i2.90
1673:29.4 (1914): 664–686.
1573:. LIT Verlag Münster.
1444:Milosevic: A Biography
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753:Party of Serbian Unity
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1942:at Wikimedia Commons
1634:. Penn State Press.
1441:LeBor, Adam (2004).
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855:Albanian nationalism
512:communist Yugoslavia
346:was assassinated by
338:Unification or Death
296:(1870), painting by
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150:resulted in violent
33:Church of Saint Sava
3849:Serbian nationalism
3780:American Indigenous
3413:Free Papua Movement
2823:Balkar and Karachay
2618:Southeastern Europe
2149:Indigenous Canadian
1480:Motyl, Alexander J.
1309:, pp. 140–143.
977:, pp. 470–472.
860:Bosnian nationalism
528:Aleksandar Ranković
455:Banovina of Croatia
235:, Serbian linguist.
104:, and emulated the
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3869:Politics of Serbia
3854:National mysticism
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2482:South-eastern Asia
1977:Ethnic nationalism
1830:10.1093/jdh/epm007
1721:Transitions Online
1602:online book review
1486:. Academic Press.
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1580:978-3-8258-9752-9
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1454:978-0-300-10317-5
1433:978-0-8156-0602-4
1349:978-0-230-28584-2
1102:, pp. 85–87.
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437:Vidovdanski ustav
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2324:Eastern Asia
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1984:Nationalisms
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179:World War II
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132:Karađorđević
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111:Risorgimento
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2684:Montenegrin
2588:Azerbaijani
2552:Pan-Turkism
2293:Palestinian
2236:Middle East
2144:Greenlandic
2048:East Africa
1840:1 September
1804:1 September
1727:1 September
1705:1 September
1620:1 September
1474:(1): 55–74.
895:Irredentism
890:Yugoslavism
840:Serbophilia
520:Yugoslavism
477:Axis Powers
401:Yugoslavism
356:World War I
324:World War I
310:South Slavs
209:Kosovo Myth
184:ethnicities
83:World War I
75:Balkan Wars
3843:Categories
3795:Indigenous
3739:Sindhudesh
3719:Santa Cruz
3639:Hutu Power
3569:Bangsamoro
3160:Australian
3135:Lithuanian
3050:Andalusian
2828:Circassian
2792:Belarusian
2740:in Austria
2674:Macedonian
2630:in Albania
2519:Vietnamese
2353:Hongkonger
2346:chauvinist
2027:Pharaonism
1411:References
1307:LeBor 2004
1295:LeBor 2004
1268:Ramet 2006
1256:Ramet 2006
1244:Ramet 2006
1229:Ramet 2006
1217:Ramet 2006
1205:Ramet 2006
1186:Ramet 2006
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1130:Ramet 2006
1115:Ramet 2006
1052:Motyl 2001
1040:Motyl 2001
1028:Motyl 2001
975:Motyl 2001
960:Motyl 2001
900:Separatism
674:See also:
626:SAP Kosovo
491:forces of
397:Yugoslavia
391:Yugoslavia
372:centralist
368:Yugoslavia
170:movement.
134:monarchy.
124:Yugoslavia
3699:Occitania
3684:Manchukuo
3674:Lezgistan
3669:Kurdistan
3614:Hazarajat
3599:Circassia
3361:Movements
3312:Pakistani
3287:Mongolian
3227:Congolese
3140:Norwegian
3130:Icelandic
3095:Valencian
3090:Navarrese
3075:Castilian
3055:Aragonese
3019:Sardinian
2802:Ukrainian
2772:Slovenian
2752:Hungarian
2667:in Cyprus
2647:Aromanian
2635:in Kosovo
2540:Mongolian
2456:Sinhalese
2426:Dravidian
2383:Taiwanese
2331:Cantonese
2308:in Cyprus
2278:Jordanian
2201:Argentine
2173:Caribbean
2164:Québécois
2112:Afrikaner
845:Serbomans
814:(1996–) (
804:(1990–) (
791:(defunct)
785:(defunct)
779:(defunct)
259:uprisings
164:sectarian
29:Karađorđe
3659:Katarism
3584:Chameria
3537:Projects
3342:Turanian
3337:Tunisian
3307:Oceanian
3297:Nigerian
3247:Hispanic
3242:Germanic
3232:European
3165:Hawaiian
3115:Estonian
3085:Galician
3070:Canarian
3060:Asturian
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2745:Völkisch
2720:Bavarian
2715:Austrian
2694:Romanian
2679:Moldovan
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2625:Albanian
2593:Georgian
2583:Armenian
2562:Siberian
2489:Filipino
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2373:Okinawan
2358:Japanese
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2266:Diaspora
2248:Assyrian
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2125:Americas
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2022:Egyptian
1798:Eurozine
1778:citation
1482:(2001).
823:See also
660:Chetniks
635:de facto
553:genocide
420:Vidovdan
413:Chetniks
377:Croatian
314:Habsburg
267:Vidovdan
160:Bosniaks
106:Piedmont
93:and the
37:Belgrade
3734:Silesia
3704:Ossetia
3679:Luhansk
3654:Karelia
3644:Ilirida
3624:Donetsk
3549:Assyria
3352:Ugandan
3317:Russian
3262:Iranian
3252:Iberian
3222:Chinese
3197:African
3153:Oceania
3125:Finnish
3120:Faroese
3080:Catalan
3045:Spanish
3009:Lombard
3004:Italian
2944:English
2939:Cornish
2934:British
2918:Walloon
2913:Occitan
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2888:Arpitan
2859:Chuvash
2807:Yiddish
2797:Russian
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2473:Tripuri
2446:Punjabi
2409:Bengali
2388:Tibetan
2336:Chinese
2303:Turkish
2283:Kurdish
2271:Zionism
2262:Jewish
2253:Iranian
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2206:Criollo
2180:Haitian
2139:Chicano
2084:Nigeria
2039:Sahrawi
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1373:8 April
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713:(1999–)
707:(1991–)
540:Chetnik
489:Chetnik
483:, with
479:during
428:Serbian
316:-ruled
304:of 1389
190:History
168:Chetnik
144:Serbdom
3790:German
3775:Racial
3619:Danzig
3604:Crimea
3589:Champa
3554:Azawad
3544:Arakan
3347:Turkic
3327:Slavic
3302:Nordic
3282:Libyan
3272:Korean
3257:Indian
3237:Finnic
3217:Celtic
3065:Basque
2983:Basque
2954:Ulster
2903:French
2893:Breton
2838:Lezgin
2833:Ingush
2767:Slovak
2757:Polish
2735:German
2611:Europe
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2535:Baloch
2451:Sindhi
2436:Meitei
2431:Hazara
2378:Ryukyu
2368:Manchu
2363:Korean
2298:Syrian
2154:Lakota
2070:Somali
2060:Amhara
2055:Acholi
2034:Kabyle
2017:Coptic
2012:Berber
1993:Africa
1926:Serbia
1912:Portal
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664:Ustaše
411:, and
336:, and
215:, and
156:Croats
116:Serbia
61:under
51:nation
49:are a
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3785:Black
3763:Other
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3724:Sápmi
3277:Latin
3267:Iraqi
3207:Asian
3175:Māori
3038:Spain
2997:Italy
2959:Welsh
2908:Irish
2864:Tatar
2725:Czech
2662:Greek
2499:Malay
2494:Khmer
2461:Tamil
2258:Iraqi
2096:Ogoni
1692:(2).
927:Notes
729:Obraz
711:Dveri
632:were
522:and "
47:Serbs
3817:Note
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2509:Shan
2441:Naga
2421:Bodo
2315:Zaza
2243:Arab
2229:Asia
2091:Igbo
2065:Hutu
2007:Arab
1891:ISBN
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1784:link
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