Sorry I’ve been gone for so long, but I’m back! Today, we see World War II in Yugoslavia finally begin, as the Nazis invade.
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Update
Just to let you all know I am still alive, and yes, I will be getting back to the podcast! Also, sorry about the bad acoustics, I’m currently in a different apartment.
Episode 50 – Ask Me Anything
Sorry for the long delay between episodes!
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Episode 49.5 – An Interview with Stevan Bozanich
In today’s episode, I chat with Chetniks expert Stevan Bozanich about the history of the famous/infamous Serb nationalist paramilitary movement.
Stevan’s Twitter and Academia profiles
Stevan’s chapter in “Balkan Legacies”
Episode 50 will be the AMA episode – please send me your questions!
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Episode 49 – Coup and War
Between 1939 and 1941, Yugoslavia tried to stay out of the war engulfing Europe. They failed.
Episode 50 will be the AMA episode – please send me your questions!
Theme Music – “Charlotte” by Damiano Baldoni, licensed under CC BY 4.0
Episode 48 – Sporazum
In 1939, the long-desired solution to the Croatian Question finally seemed to be at hand. Just hope there aren’t any World Wars coming which might wreck it.
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Episode 47 – War on the Horizon Again
In October 1934, Prince Paul took over the Kingdom of Yugoslavia at its lowest point, meaning the only way was up. Right?
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Episode 46 – Assassination Round 3: Regicide
In October 1934, King Alexander decided to make a state visit to France, Yugoslavia’s closest ally. He would not come back alive.
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Episode 45 – The Dictatorship Struggles On
In late 1931, King Alexander decided to relax his dictatorial rule a little.
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Episode 44.5 – An Interview with Christian Kurzydlowski
In the 1930s, Dimitrije Ljotić emerged as one of Nazi Germany’s staunchest advocates – and later, one of its most willing collaborators – in Yugoslavia. Today, I sat down with an expert on Ljotić, Dr Christian Kurzydlowski, to chat about the strange life of the man.
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