Minorities Under Communism: Nationalities as a Source of Tension Among Balkan Communist StatesStudy of the impact of nationalist minority groups on international relations between Eastern European socialist countries - examines the political problems involved in reconciling communism with a nationalism heightened by ethnic group conflicts and by demands for territorial revision, and explores the impact on foreign policy, cultural policy and intra-regional diplomacy from 1945 to the present. Bibliography pp. 305 to 321, maps and statistical tables. |
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