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From Cambridge - Helena Trenkić on Socialist Yugoslavia and the policy of 'non-alignment'.

June 28, 2021 • Jamiejamiejamie • Season 1 • Episode 25

I am very pleased to bring you historian of Socialist Yugoslavia: Helena Trenkić. Helena studied History at Cambridge University for her undergrad and will soon have completed her masters, both of which in History. Next year Helena will begin her PhD, again at Cambridge. Helena looks at Social Yugoslavia's policy of non-alignment and asks whether it helped to create a 'socialist citizen'. In this episode we discuss one of Helena's main sources: history text books used in Yugoslavian schools during this period. We also talk WWII, Lenin, Stalin, Marx, Tito, Socialism and much more. I hope you enjoy this episode!

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