From Tito To Milosevic Yugoslavia, the Lost Country

This book examines how a new state was created for all peoples of Yugoslavia and provides the first account of negotiations between the UN and Tito from 1943-1945.
It tells of Tito's break with Stalin and his attempts to develop a socialist self-managed, multi-national society.
It provides an in-depth historical survey from 1944 to 2004, challenges accepted views of the break up of the Federal state and sets out the responsibilities of the USA and of Germany.

Michael Barratt Brown speaks Serbo-Croat and has been visiting Yugoslavia since it was re-born under Tito over, he draws on personal knowledge and on Yugoslav sources inc. 30,000 pages of transcripts of the Milosevic Trial.

Contents: Preface and Map; The Trial of Milosevic, 2001-2004- Sarajevo, April 1945; Yugoslavs in Exile, Egypt, 1943-5; War Relief Planning, Italy, 1944-5; UNRRA Relief in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1945-6; UNRRA Rehabilitation, Belgrade, 1946-7; Tito's Break with Stalin, 1948-57; Workers' Self-Management, 1958-74; Socialism in the World, 1975-85; Nationality and Nationalism, 1986-90; Descent into War, Croatia and Bosnia, 1991-5; Kosovo and NATO's War on Yugoslavia, 1996-9; Closure What is left After 60 Years, 2000-04; References and Index.