|
OBITUARIES Milovan Djilas
|
To those of a certain sensibility, and age, Milovan Djilas gave
Marxism a moral perspective absent from the Communism of Stalin,
writes Jack Adrian {further to the obituary by Christopher Russell,
21 April}.
Reading The New Class (in the early 1960s in an American pocket
compendium Essential Works of Marxism), one suddenly became aware
that socialist theory was not the sole prerogative of bullying and
obsessive apparatchiks tied to a mass-murderer. It was a perceptive
and liberating bo...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
In Montenegro, stolen cars worth their weight in meat.(World)
The Christian Science Monitor
; Welcome to Montenegro. Your car may already be here. So goes a saying in this tiny mountainous republic that, along with Serbia, forms the remainder of Yugoslavia. It's an open secret here that Montenegro is the best hot-car market in Europe: new models, priced to go. Most of the inventory,
|
|
|
Milosevic faces more strife on homefront; Montenegro wants to resolve constitutional crisis between the last two.(World)
The Christian Science Monitor
; At least for now, the crisis in Kosovo appears to be easing. But already Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic may be dealing with another Balkans trouble spot: the Yugoslav republic of Montenegro, which has been increasingly distancing itself from the country's dominant republic, Serbia. A meeting
|
|
In Montenegro resort, a rift over independence Opponents fear Serbian retaliation
International Herald Tribune
; Nicholas Wood International Herald Tribune 04-18-2006 Over the next few weeks this seaside town will fill up with vacationers from across Europe, primarily Serbs from Montenegro's neighboring republic.But in a month's time residents here and across Montenegro will face a tough choice, one that some
|
|
VOTE RESULTS MADE OFFICIAL: MONTENEGRO IS SOVEREIGN
The Boston Globe
; BERLIN Europe offered congratulations to the world's newest independent state yesterday, after residents of tiny Montenegro voted to split from Serbia. The vote represented the death knell for the last fragment of the 88-year-old Serb-dominated federation of Yugoslavia, which started to fracture
|
|
Tiny nation gets its freedom -- now what?: Montenegro must solve own problems, can't blame Serbia now
Chicago Sun-Times
; PODGORICA, Serbia-Montenegro -- With a spectacular coastline and newly declared independence from Serbia, Montenegro could profit from booms in tourism and real estate, and closer ties with the European Union. But first, the tiny Adriatic country must confront problems it has never fully addressed:
|
|
|
PATRONIZING MONTENEGRO IS FOREIGN AID HELPING ANYONE OR HELPING SHAPE A PAWN?
The Boston Globe
; PODGORICA, Montenegro - The already fragile relationship between Serbia and Montenegro, the two republics that form Yugoslavia, continues to deteriorate. Indeed, the latest turn could spell not only the end of the federation, but could mean a new civil war in the Balkans, carrying grave
|
|
Serbs Mostly Quiet On Montenegro's Separatist Move
The Washington Post
; Montenegro's announcement that it wants to break up the unhappy family known as Yugoslavia was greeted in Serbia today with resignation over a separation that already exists in fact, but with umbrage over what many here saw as temerity by the tiny republic seeking to dump its dominant partner. The
|
|
|
Yugoslav republic demands more say Montenegro threatens to pursue independence
Chicago Sun-Times
; BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Montenegro on Thursday demanded a radical loosening of links with its sister republic, Serbia, and failing that, complete independence. Montenegro's pro-Western government wants control over troops on its soil, foreign affairs and other matters. Yugoslavian President Slobodan
|
|
|
Crisis talks to avert Montenegro split
The Independent - London
; THE RULING parties of Serbia and Montenegro - the only two republics left in the shrunken Yugoslav federation - meet in Belgrade today for last-ditch talks intended to head off a likely Montenegrin bid for independence. The possibility of Montenegrin secession would have seemed unthinkable until a
|
 "The Economist (US)")
|
Yugoslavia - The last divorce?(Montenegro tries to detach itself from Serbia)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US)
; BELGRADE Montenegro is looking for new friends as it tries to disentangle itself from Serbia. But breaking up will not be easy BY SOME tokens, things are going well for the growing number of people, both inside and outside Montenegro, who hope to detach the small coastal republic from Serbia's
|