EBSEES: Bax, Mart - De doden van Surmanci: de locale bronnen van 'de oorlog' in Bosnië-Hercegovina (The dead of Surmanci: local sources of 'the war' in Bosnia-Hercegovina)

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ID	44341
Author(s)	Bax, Mart
Title	De doden van Surmanci: de locale bronnen van 'de oorlog' in Bosnië-Hercegovina (The dead of Surmanci: local sources of 'the war' in Bosnia-Hercegovina)
Published	Amsterdams Sociologisch Tijdschrift, 23(2), 1996, p. 316-30
Language(s)	dut
Subjects	Yugoslavia / Politics and Government, Political Science [Browse all] Bosnia and Hercegovina / Politics and Government, Political Science [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Maria en de mijnenwerpers van Medjugorje: de dynamiek van ethnische zuivering in ruraal Bosnië-Hercegovina / Bax, M.
	Warlords, priests and the politics of ethnic cleansing: a case-study from rural Bosnia Hercegovina / Bax, Mart
	De heiligen van Gomila: geloof en geweld in een Joegoslavische boerensamenleving". (The saints of Gomila: belief and violence in a Yugoslav peasant community) / Bax, Mart
	Medjugorje: religion, politics and violence in rural Bosnia / Bax, Mart
	Hoe de berg heilig werd: de politiek van sacralisering in een Joegoslavische gemeenschap / Bax, Mart
	War crimes in Bosnia-Hercegovina
	War crimes in Bosnia-Hercegovina

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De doden van Surmanci: de locale bronnen van 'de oorlog' in Bosnië-Hercegovina (The dead of Surmanci: local sources of 'the war' in Bosnia-Hercegovina)