is seen by many as the embodiment of the horrors visited upon Croats and Muslim Bosniaks during ethnic violence that engulfed the region after the breakup of communist Yugoslavia. He was found ...

The iron-barred gates of Lepoglava Prison swung open. Out walked Communist Yugoslavia’s No. 1 ideological prisoner, Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac, the gaunt, peasant-born primate of his country ...

By 1920, he was actively contributing to the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) newspaper Radnicke novine (“Workers’ News”) ...

of escapees from Nicolae Ceausescu's oppressive regime were killed or drowned making desperate bids for freedom across the Danube into the generally freer Yugoslavia. Before 1989 when communism ...

They are clear now: Since 1917, more than 100 million people have fallen victim to communism ... proclaimed the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. The man who successfully resisted Axis ...

Last week in Communist Yugoslavia, Tito was learning Stalin’s old lesson, the hard way. All over Yugoslavia, peasants were on a slowdown strike against Tito’s collective farms and Tito’s ...