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“The people of the Balkans are like a dysfunctional family. We may fight and argue, but in the end we are family.” -Vlade Divac History, Captivating. The Balkans: A Captivating Guide to the History of the Balkan Peninsula, Starting from Classical Antiquity through the Middle Ages to the Modern Period (p. 19). Kindle Edition.
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Iadar, Jadar, and Zadar---The ever changing name of a city
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The Handshake Not Heard 'Round the World
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The Ban Jelačić Trust or How did the Austro-Hungarians hold it together?
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The Turks (Ottoman and Modern) and American Missionaries
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The rise of the Turkoman Maritime Principalities in Anatolia Byzantium and the Crusades
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Questions to Ask in Croatian Geneology
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Making Sense of the Balkans: Geopolitical Futures
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The Ottomans and the Renaissance Part 4
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