Yugoslavian

Why did the Yugoslavian novelist Danilo Kis use modernist experiments to explore the horrors of the Eastern Bloc?

“Unsung Yugoslavian novelist” is not the sort of accolade that moves a book off of a shelf.

The Yugoslavian civil wars only underscored the stability elsewhere on the continent.

Jevtic was a Serb who had saved dozens of Croats from a massacre by his fellow Serbs during the 1990s Yugoslavian wars.

Danilo Kis is Jewish and Serbian and half-Hungarian and once-Yugoslavian—ergo, European.

Well, you were aware of the fact he had been drafted and was in the Yugoslavian Army?

There was a delegation of Yugoslavian geologists who knew him—and he introduced us.

It is nothing terrible to form a joint American-Yugoslavian venture—form a corporation.

In the Yugoslavian sectors of Macedonia, however, most Macedonians felt oppressed and restricted.