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The utopia of terror, life and death in wartime Croatia, edited by Rory Yeomans

eng

Includes bibliographical references and index

index present

non fiction

The utopia of terror

bibliography

edited by Rory Yeomans

Rochester studies in East and Central Europe, v. 15

life and death in wartime Croatia

Introduction: utopia, terror, and everyday experience in the Ustasha State / Rory Yeomans -- Part I. Terror as everyday experience, economic system, and social practice -- Anti-Semitism and economic regeneration: the Ustasha regime and the nationalization of Jewish property and business in Sarajevo / Dallas Michelbacher -- Ordinary people, extraordinary times: everyday life in Karlovac under Ustasha rule / Filip Erdeljac -- The engine room of a new Ustasha consciousness: cinema, terror, and ideological refashioning / Rory Yeomans -- Honor, shame, and warrior values: the anthropology of Ustasha violence / Radu Harald Dinu -- Part II. Incarnating a new religion, national values, and youth -- Apostles, saints? Days, and mass mobilization: the sacralization of politics in the Ustasha State / Stipe Kljai -- Between the racial state and the Christian rampart: Ustasha ideology, Catholic values, and national purification / Irina Ognyanova -- Envisioning the "other" east: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Muslims, and modernization in the Ustasha State / Nada Kisi-Kolanovi -- "To be eternally young means to be an Ustasha": youth organizations as incubators of a new youth and new future / Goran Miljan -- Part III. Terror, utopia, and the Ustasha State in comparative perspective -- Forging brotherhood and unity: war propaganda and transitional justice in Yugoslavia, 1941-48 / Tomislav Duli -- Recontextualizing the Fascist precedent: the Ustasha movement and the transnational dynamics of interwar Fascism / Aristotle Kallis -- Epilogue: ordinary people between the national community and everyday terror / Rory Yeomans