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В статье анализируется реакция хорватских националистов на нестабильность в Далматии во время распада Югославии и войны за независимость в Хорватии в 1990-1996 гг. Опираясь на исследования Макса Бергхольца, утверждается, что этническое насилие в Далматии в начале 1990-х годов, спровоцированное беспорядками после распада Югославии, провозглашения независимости Хорватии и создания Республики Сербская Краина (РСК), привело к циклу жестокостей и репрессий. Обе стороны искали защиты у соотечественников, что способствовало этому циклу. Подобные случаи радикализации смешанного населения поучительны для международных организаций, старающихся предотвратить этническое насилие на Балканах.

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Конфликт, Международные организации, Мир, Юго-Восточная Европа
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Эшбрук, Джон. 2023. «Хорватский национализм как реакция на сербское сопротивление в Далматии в 1990-х годах: Жестокость порождает жестокость». Connections: The Quarterly Journal 22 (4): 47-63. doi:https://doi.org/10.11610/Connections.rus.22.4.03.
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