Religious Revival and Ethnic Mobilization in Communist Yugoslavia, 1965-1991: A History of the Yugoslav Religious Question from the Reform Era to the Civil War |
Contents
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Chapter I
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9 |
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Role of the Churches
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31 |
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Legacy of Religious Conflicts
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36 |
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Copyright
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