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{{title|''To kill a nation'', by Michael Parenti}} | |||
''To Kill a Nation: The Attack on Yugoslavia'' is a book by author [[Michael Parenti]]. It is currently being copied over from [https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf this source]. Feel free to assist in this effort. | ''To Kill a Nation: The Attack on Yugoslavia'' is a book by author [[Michael Parenti]]. It is currently being copied over from [https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf this source]. Feel free to assist in this effort. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 7 November 2023
To Kill a Nation: The Attack on Yugoslavia is a book by author Michael Parenti. It is currently being copied over from this source. Feel free to assist in this effort.
To kill a nation
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: whom do we believe?
- Hypocritical humanitarianism
- Third worldization
- Divide and conquer
- Slovenia: somewhat out of step
- Croatia: new republic, old reactionaries
- Republika Srpska: democracy, NATO style
- The other atrocities
- Demonizing the Serbs
- On to Kosovo
- The Ramboufflet Ambush
- NATO's war crimes
- The genocide hype continues
- Where are all the bodies buried?
- Ethnic cleansing, KLA-NATO style
- Rational destruction: eliminating the competition
- Multiculturalism in Yugoslavia
- Yugoslavia's future: is it Bulgaria?
- Privatization as a global goal
- The aggression continues