Review of Croatian History, Vol. VII No. 1, 2011.

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The process of the establishment of the independence of the Republic of Croatia from the perspective of international law (str. 11-35)

Budislav Vukas
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An avoidable failure: peacekeeping in Croatia (str. 37-77)

Ivica Miškulin
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The establishment and public activity of the Serbian People's Party in 1991 (str. 79-102)

Nikica Barić
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The Sarajevo Ceasefire – Realism or strategic error by the Croatian leadership? (str. 103-123)

Davor Marijan
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Perceptions of the Croatian Democratic Union in the Belgrade weekly Nin during 1990 (str. 125-142)

Domagoj Knežević
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„The Croats have no right to a state“ – Serbian historiography, autobiographers, and publicists on Croatian state independence (str. 143-152)

Jakša Raguž
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Truth, history, and the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia (str. 153-200)

James J. Sadkovich
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Croatia's independence building: between principle and realpolitik (str. 201-231)

Albert Bing
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The Franciscan monastery of St. Francis's wounds in Buda – a cultural center for the Croats in Hungarian Danube region during the 18th century (str. 235-250)

Robert Skenderović
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Church records as a source of ethnic history: St. Jerome Croatian Catholic Parish in Chicago a case study (str. 251-291)

Ante Čuvalo
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On the concealment of Ante Pavelić in Austria in 1945-1946 (str. 293-313)

Ante Delić
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Franjo Šeper: an exceptional personality of the Catholic Church in Croatia and the world. On the 30th anniversary of his death (str. 315-335)

Josip Kajinić
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