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A journey through the memory of a disappeared country, Remembering Yugoslavia explores how the people of the former Yugoslav republics remember and imagine their former homeland, which no longer exists. Created and hosted by Peter Korchnak. New episodes every two weeks.
Football writer Richard Wilson steers listeners through the murky waters of Yugoslav football from the 19th Century to the 21st Century.
A fortnightly podcast chronicling the amazing story of the now ex-country of Yugoslavia -its formation, heights, and collapse.
In depth YuGiOh discussions about the Yugioh metagame. As well as information and analysis from team Iron Core
Petra Evangelical & Deliverance Church has been founded by Apostle Moses Yuga on 24 May 2014 with a 2 Members Now it has grown up to 300 Members & 8 Outreach Churches.
The best Yugioh podcast! Discussions Include: The metagame New Sets Tech Cards Tier one and two discussions Banlist discussions Tips
An average Yu-Gi-Oh! player discussing his takes on new and old decks.
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Discussions and Analysis of Yu-Gi-Oh cards, decks, and strategies from a duelist who has been away from the game for over a decade. Join Doug Dimmaduel while he shakes off the rust, and learns all about the new card game dynamics.
When it comes to travel writing and the Balkans, the vast majority of literature is by Western authors; travel writing about the Balkans. What’s much less known is a significant body of travel writing literature authored by people from the Balkans, including the former Yugoslavia. In fact, Balkan (and ex-YU) writers have been traveling and living t…
The first of three episodes on the Bosnian war - this time, covering the slide into conflict...
With the most teams in the region comes the longest pod as Zvezda and Partizan go toe to toe at the top - plus Montenegro, North Macedonia and Kosovo...
The Yugo car headlined the inaugural episode of Remembering Yugoslavia. A part of the little Yugoslav car's story remained unexplored, the part that made the Yugo one of the best known automobiles in history—and turned it into a legend. Out of the 794,428 Yugos made between 1980 and 2008 in Kragujevac, 141,651 were sold in the U.S. In America, the …
An inspiring title race but some not all that inspiring leaders as Dinamo set the pace...
Croatian historian Ivo Goldstein gives a short lecture on Yugoslavia's history in an attempt to answer the question, "Was Yugoslavia good or bad for its peoples?" The Remembering Yugoslavia podcast explores the memory of a country that no longer exists. Created, produced, and hosted by Peter Korchnak. New episodes two to three times per month. Show…
A league of two halves with a definite top five and bottom five as the guaranteed unpredictable title race Slovenia offers promises to deliver again...
There was Yugoslav cuisine the same way there is European cuisine. At best, Yugoslav cuisine was an amalgam of cuisines of Yugoslavia’s constituent peoples, all of which can, in turn, be easily subsumed under a grander umbrella of Balkan cuisine. There is nary a more representative, metaphorical, and even iconic Balkan dish than sarma, or stuffed c…
With the Northern republics out, the rest of Yugoslavia had to focus on other things - like trying to retain the European Cup, trying to figure out what to do when half the teams in your league just leave and getting to Euro 92. But everything would be taken out of their hands as the future would be changed in New York...…
...oh, and Mura beat Spurs.
Yugoslavia continues to disintegrate. There’s Kosovo, there’s lingering territorial and financial disputes among successor countries...and there’s Republika Srpska. Last month, Milorad Dodik, the Serb member of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s tripartite presidency and Republika Srpska’s strongman leader, announced the entity would annul a number of state …
Eyes turn to Macedonia as they get independence, start a league and become embroiled in a debate over exactly what they're allowed to call themselves.
In 2016, a cantonal government decided that, in one of the secondary schools in Jajce, which was following a Croatian curriculum for all the students, a separate school would be established on the premises for Bosniak students with a parallel Bosniak curriculum. The students in the integrated school rebelled and mounted a campaign to prevent their …
Wrapping up the first six months of war and also attempting to explain why everyone's changing name and just what exactly an Istra is...
A sea of ink has been spilled documenting the life and times of Josip Broz Tito. But Tito's biographies place his life against that of Yugoslavia, so that reading a biography of Tito means reading the history of the country. If you want to know about Tito the man, you’ll get a broad strokes picture, an outline, a composite, if not a caricature, tha…
The World Cup in jeopardy, issues in Europe but what promises to be one hell of a title race - Croatia in the spotlight...
Yugoslavia lives. It lives, among other things, in the architecture and infrastructure built during its existence. Buildings, roads, and monuments from the Yugoslav era keep that country and the memory of it not just alive but an integral, if sometimes invisible, part of everyday experience in Yugoslavia’s successor countries. The same goes for Cze…
Part one of our look through the Croatian Homeland War as we take a trip to hell in Vukovar
Half an hour just of me talking about the goings on in Slovenia - Mura in the Conference League, Maribor in the gutter and Olimpija in the business pages
Slovenia declared independence but what came next?
Eighty years since its publication, Rebecca West’s Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: A Journey Through Yugoslavia remains the most authoritative (and longest) book of travel writing on that former country. The book, which documents West’s travels through Yugoslavia in the second half of the 1930s, has been described as “astonishing,” “brilliant,” “remark…
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In today's episode, I chat with Chetniks expert Stevan Bozanich about the history of the famous/infamous Serb nationalist paramilitary movement. Stevan's Twitter and Academia profiles Stevan's chapter in "Balkan Legacies" Episode 50 will be the AMA episode – please send me your questions! Theme Music – “Charlotte” by Damiano Baldoni, licensed under…
The final Yugoslav First League season proper. The foundation of a rebel state within Croatia. The run up to war. The death of Yugoslavia.
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Season 2021/22 Update - September Internationals and early club seasons
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A brief look at the state of play for the nations in World Cup qualifying and a look at the early stages of the domestic club seasons with a bit of European Club football in as well!
Few travel books have had as big a real-world impact as Balkan Ghosts: A Journey Through History by Robert Kaplan. Published in 1993, this account of Kaplan’s travels through Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, and Serbia in the late 1980s and 1990 purportedly influenced President Clinton’s policy in the region during the wars of Yugoslav dissolution. Kapl…
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Episode Sixty Two - From Torquay to the Top of the World
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After multiple lessons to be learned, Crvena Zvezda put together a generation that could win the European Cup. It would do so in the shadow of war.
Yugoslavia was the most aggressive among socialist countries in using assassinations as a means of protecting the state and the communist party. Over its 45-year existence, the UDBA, the Yugoslav State Security Service, dropped at least 80 bodies of its political enemies, mostly Croats, abroad. Some with the contracted assistance of Yugoslav mobste…
Italia 90 - Yugoslavia's last dance on the international stage
Bosnians are leaving their country in droves. Why? And what can be done about it? With Samir Beharić, Elma Hodžić, Danijela Majstorović, and Nela Porobić Isaković. Featuring music by Dubioza Kolektiv. The Remembering Yugoslavia podcast explores the memory of a country that no longer exists. Created, produced, and hosted by Peter Korchnak. New episo…
Between 1939 and 1941, Yugoslavia tried to stay out of the war engulfing Europe. They failed. Episode 50 will be the AMA episode - please send me your questions! Theme Music – “Charlotte” by Damiano Baldoni, licensed under CC BY 4.0 Main Maps Page Patreon
Yugoslavia was a one-party system, and not everyone there liked it. One might get an impression Milovan Djilas was the only Yugoslav dissident. But there were thousands of Yugoslavs who criticized the regime, including Svetlana Slapšak who got involved in human rights advocacy in 1968 and has worked as an activist under Tito, Milošević, and Janša. …
From July 2018 to January 2019, the Museum of Modern Art in New York City hosted the exhibition Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia, 1948–1980. The exhibition introduced socialist Yugoslavia’s architecture and architects to international audiences. It generated a ton of positive press and its impact continues to reverberate. What w…
Who will win? Will every club last the season? The big questions ahead of the season...
A title race? Is it possible? Istra being good? Is it possible? All that and much more...
News, nonsense and new managers - it can only be the Superliga...
After two final day title deciders in a row, is Slovenia set for a third? This time, we go through a probable four way title race, a two way relegation fight, lots of praise for one former champion and even have something for a blooper reel!
In July 2020, a series of eighteen essays appeared on the Disorder of Things blog under the umbrella title, Yugosplaining the World. The project brought together 30 former Yugoslavs in the West to reflect "on what their lived experience can teach the US and other countries that are facing outbursts of nationalism, violence, and racism and help prov…
With Croatia knocked out, it's time for a swift round-up of what's come out of it!
Macedonia get mastered as Croatia continue
For some two decades now the 1980s have been a rich referential resource for culture-makers across ex-Yugoslavia (and globally, of course). Re-releases and reunion tours. Music echoing the ’80s sound. Documentaries. TV shows. Movies. Theater productions. Art retrospectives. Exhibitions… Now that we’ve entered the temporal territory of 40th annivers…
All the seasons are finished so if you want to know who finished where and why, listen to this rather than just searching Wikipedia as this has actual context!
In the past year, they've an impressive record, yet most will see them as no-hopers - can North Macedonia shock the Euros?
Three years on from being World Cup runners-up, the silver generation come for a swansong in the Euros, but will it be a glorious last stand or will the veterans be put to pasture early?
Do you remember that time in the early days and weeks of the pandemic when you picked up a new hobby? You baked bread. You gardened. You crocheted. You refurbished furniture. You wrote a novel. You created a podcast... Vlado Vince built a Yugoslav computer. The little Galaksija, an 8-bit computer created by Voja Antonić that enthusiasts built thems…
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Season 2020/21 Update - Croatia and Slovenia final day preview!
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Titles will be decided and relegations will be confirmed this weekend...
The Monument to the Uprising of the People of Kordun and Banija at Petrova Gora, or Peter’s Mountain, in central Croatia, belongs to the most notorious derelict Yugoslav-era monuments. In addition to a range of emotions, the Petrova Gora monument generates more questions than answers. What happened in the surrounding woods? Why build this sculptura…
On 13 May 1990, Crvena Zvezda visited Zagreb for a match that would never take place. In the week prior, Franjo Tudjman had won democratic elections. In the year prior, Croatia had gone from silence to boiling point. On 13 May 1990, it would explode at Maksimir in the most famous footballing riot the world has ever seen. This is the story of what h…
Yugoslavia continues into turmoil while Zvezda's European demons change their future
