Myths and Boundaries in South-eastern Europe
An examination of how historical myths have contributed to the crystallization of national boundaries in the Balkans, primarily among the South Slavs.
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Contents
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The Symbolic Identity of Croatia in the Triangle
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the meaning and development
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Bosnian Historical Reality and its Reflection in Myth
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Copyright
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