The Death of Yugoslavia full

PLEASE SEED YOUR 1:1 thank you very much enjoy !! The Death of Yugoslavia Death of Yugoslavia Produced by Norma Percy Executive producer Brian Lapping Nicholas Fraser Associate producer Tihomir Loza Starring Blagoje Adžić Jasushi Akashi Music by Debbie Wiseman Cinematography Robert Andrejas Ray Brislin François Paumard Markan Radeljic Alexandar Stipic Editing by Dawn Griffiths Distributed by BBC Release date(s) September 3, 1995 Running time 50 min (6 parts) Country Language English The Death of Yugoslavia (Serbian, Montenegrin,Bosnian, Croatian and Slovenian: Smrt Jugoslavije, Macedonian: Смртта на Југославија, Smrtta na Jugoslavija) is a BBC documentary series first broadcast in 1995, and is also the name of a book written by Allan Little and Laura Silber that accompanies the series. It covers the collapse of the former Yugoslavia. It is notable in its combination of never-before-seen archive footage interspersed with interviews of most of the main players in the conflict, including Slobodan Milošević, then President of Serbia. This format, pioneered by the programme's production company, Brian Lapping Associates, was very influential and the company produced many others in similar style. The six parts were entitled: 1. Enter Nationalism 2. The Road to War 3. Wars of Independence 4. The Gates of Hell 5. A Safe Area 6. Pax Americana The programme has been re-edited in three parts: 1. Enter Milošević 2. The Croats Strike Back 3. The Struggle for Bosnia And was later broadcast as a feature-length single documentary. All the papers relating to the documentary series, including full transcripts of the many valuable interviews conducted with participants, are lodged at the Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives at King's College, University of London. The catalogue can be examined here During the trial of Milošević before the ICTY Judge Bonomy called the nature of the much of the commentary "tendentious". This was because there were instances in which an interview in the Serbian language was subtitled incorrectly and often in a misleading manner (for example, the subtitling translated an interviewee saying that "Milosevic always won the elections on a nationalistic platform and nothing else", rather than "... on a national platform... ").

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durendal (2009-05-21)

Yes, I have to agree that this documentary is quite tilted in its presentation of the breakup of Yugoslavia and the ensuing conflict. Although Serbia and the Yugoslav army were the ones trying to keep the federation going, in this film they are accused of being the ones who broke it up. Twisted logic.

sonofdog (2009-05-22)

Fairly decent docu. I think I remember watching it in the 90's. It's a shame it ends without the full story of Kosovo etc. but that hadn't happened yet when they made this. It's a bit like part 1 of the Balkan conflict, I'm now looking for a reasonable part 2.

snokkie (2009-07-09)

@Durendal: Depends on how you look on it :). You can also say that in a dramatic attempt to preserve the Belgrade centralized idea (e.g. proven by the annexation of Kosovo which was according the law in 1974 a federated state.) Milosevic was prepared to engage a terrible war. Btw the Yugoslav army was actullay the Serb army and had nothing to do with the yugoslav idea, whats in a name.
@chisnaumoldova: Instead of downloading erotic pictures of children you might download some great books and start reading. Maybe it preserves you in the future to repeat the same aggressive and mindless mantras.

KJHAEJVJFS (2009-07-10)

Odje se moze samo jedno moze rec,a to je :Kosovo je SRCE Srbije

x2rob (2009-07-26)

Thanks for this interesting documentary series
robs
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bludanube (2009-07-26)

I don't understand some of these comments - not once did I see the JNA trying to hold the federation together, nor was Milosevic interested in doing so. Perhaps someone can explain how Babic, Karadzic, Arkan, Sesilj, et al worked to hold the federation together by murdering their way across the land. When Karadzic and Boban met in Graz, did they just forget to invite Izetbegovic to discuss carving up Bosnia? Tell me, were Mladic and Karadzic "humanitarians" as they ordered the killings and shelling of civilian areas? Oh, that's right - Keraterm and the other camps were just holding centers, as claimed. Would you like to see the pictures I took? Would you like to see the letters & faxes I received from Zagreb making threats? How about I have a discussion with you about the things Boban said to me?
I will agree that extracting Kosovo bordered on criminal. The KLA's intent was to provoke a war and Belgrade responded as they normally do - overkill. It was punishment for Serbia's role in the destruction of the federation, no question. It is also why, behind the scenes, the plotting continues to finish the work - separate the Moslem-Croat federation so Croatia gets its land, and Serbia can complete their land grab.

astrada (2009-12-10)

@KJHAEJVJFS
'oklen si ti' druze ne daje ti pravo da govorish ishta o kosovu, gledaj svoje dvorishte, zbog likova kao shto si ti komshija, ovakva sranja su se i deshavala
thanks for upload lordgafal

loza007 (2010-04-09)

seeding...

frenchmen (2010-09-18)

these ex-yugoslovenians, balkan people from Yugoslavia, are full of shit, man!

28.kblo (2010-11-07)

KOSOVO je srce SRBIJE i bice- i ako nam ga oduzmu to ce biti samo privremeno jer cemo se vratiti da povratimo svoje!!!
KOSOVO is heart of Serbia !

28.kblo (2010-11-07)

frenchman u fart and inhail your shity air frenchgay

velja27 (2011-01-07)

This documentary is bad, its biased. Watch Yugoslavia The Avoidable War its much better.