Yugoslavia in the Shadow of War John Paul Newman Index More Information
Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-07076-9 — Yugoslavia in the Shadow of War John Paul Newman Index More Information Index Aćimović, Milan, 246 Association of Serbian Chetniks Petar Aleksandrov, Todor, 95 Mrkonjić, 105 Alexander, 18, 225 disbanded by Alexander, 215 Alexander Karadjordjević,16–17, 45–46, 54 resembles Radical party militia, 106 actions during parliamentary crisis Association of the Combatants of 1924–1925, 71–73 Yugoslavia, 168–169 and the ‘Salonika Trial’, 1917, 38 Association of War Invalids of the Kingdom assassinated, 224 of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, 58, cultivates ‘White Hand’,29 195–196 emphasizes Entente connection during Austria, 9 dictatorship years, 223 Austria-Hungary, 15 favours volunteers, 199 disorientation after 1918, 9 meets with Stepa Stepanović,76–77 intends to ‘de-nationalize’ Serbia, 37 monuments of, 69 its successor states, 9 powers under the Vidovdan Constitution, relations with Serbia, 1903–1914, 35 48–49 uses South Slav regiments in 1914, 2 proclaims unification of Yugoslavia, 129 Austro-Hungarian army supports Pašić in 1914, 35 its role in Austria-Hungary, 116–119 Alijagić, Alija, 138 relies on local knowledge in Balkan as communist martyr, 172–173 theatre, 121 All Quiet on the Western Front, 147 uses Croats and Bosnian Muslims in the Altgayer, Branimir, 245 Balkan theatre, 122 Amšel, Božidar, 164 Apis, 29, 52 Babić, Milan, 163 and the ‘Salonika Trial’,38 ‘Babunski’, Jovan Stojković, 31, 102–103 as ringleader of 1903 coup, 26 his monument unveilled in Veles, 89–90 Army of the Kingdom of Serbs,
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