YUGOSLAVIA - MYTH ABOVE MYTHS
YUGOSLAVIA - MYTH ABOVE MYTHS

Author(s): Emina Grbo
Subject(s): Political history, Government/Political systems, Studies in violence and power, History of Communism
Published by: Helsinški odbor za ljudska prava u Srbiji
Keywords: Emina Grbo; Yugoslavia; politics; power; history;
Summary/Abstract: In bygone days, in an impossible age, there existed a nice country. That nice country had a nice name: Yugoslavia. People who lived there were fine and honest people. They worked according to their abilities, and took according to their needs…. The most important thing was that they all liked and respected each other, and they liked their ruler. Well, that ruler was strange, because he was different from other people. In that distant past, everyone who was even slightly different was ignored as dangerous for the society, or le in some land of no-return to crush rocks. However, things were different with this ruler. To the surprise of the whole world, he was generally accepted. They say he had some strange power over people: he could persuade them to do, say or accept anything.

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