The utopia of terror : life and death in wartime Croatia /
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| Imprint: | Rochester, NY : University of Rochester Press, 2015. |
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| Description: | vi, 323 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Rochester studies in East and Central Europe Rochester studies in East and Central Europe. |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10447615 |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: utopia, terror, and everyday experience in the Ustasha State / Rory Yeomans
- Part I. Terror as everyday experience, economic system, and social practice
- Anti-Semitism and economic regeneration: the Ustasha regime and the nationalization of Jewish property and business in Sarajevo / Dallas Michelbacher
- Ordinary people, extraordinary times: everyday life in Karlovac under Ustasha rule / Filip Erdeljac
- The engine room of a new Ustasha consciousness: cinema, terror, and ideological refashioning / Rory Yeomans
- Honor, shame, and warrior values: the anthropology of Ustasha violence / Radu Harald Dinu
- Part II. Incarnating a new religion, national values, and youth
- Apostles, saints? Days, and mass mobilization: the sacralization of politics in the Ustasha State / Stipe Kljai
- Between the racial state and the Christian rampart: Ustasha ideology, Catholic values, and national purification / Irina Ognyanova
- Envisioning the "other" east: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Muslims, and modernization in the Ustasha State / Nada Kisi-Kolanovi
- "To be eternally young means to be an Ustasha": youth organizations as incubators of a new youth and new future / Goran Miljan
- Part III. Terror, utopia, and the Ustasha State in comparative perspective
- Forging brotherhood and unity: war propaganda and transitional justice in Yugoslavia, 1941-48 / Tomislav Duli
- Recontextualizing the Fascist precedent: the Ustasha movement and the transnational dynamics of interwar Fascism / Aristotle Kallis
- Epilogue: ordinary people between the national community and everyday terror / Rory Yeomans.
