Друштво после рата. сенке великог успеха
The Postwar Society : Shadows of a Great Triumph
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The victory in World War I led to the unification of the Serbian people, which had seemed an impossible feat on the eve of the Balkan Wars. Leaving aside the question of Yugoslavism and its various aspects, it can be concluded that the unification of the Serbian people in a single state was a clear triumph. Serbia’s losses in the Great War are more or less known, although some questions persist in the verification of certain data. However, it is particularly difficult to ascertain the elusive moral losses, as they cannot be reliably reconstructed from statistical samples or by accurately establishing the number of killed and wounded victims or those that succumbed to contagious and other diseases. The moral problem was an all-pervasive issue in the society that affected the state, its power and the implementation of its functions. One of the aspects of this problem is the well-known general issue concerning political and social movements in Europe after the Great War, which has been cl...early expressed in literature. The war was unexpectedly long and left far-reaching consequences on its participants and their families. In an effort to show the moral crisis of a society which had just achieved a major triumph, this paper uses all available sources that can reveal the true state of a rather shattered and overstretched society and generation – a situation that can be gleaned from contemporaneous press and, even more clearly, from the new literature written by war returnees.
Кључне речи:
literature / methodology / understanding / historiography / interpretation / causes and effects / Dragiša Vasić / Rastko Petrović / Tin Ujević / Miloš Crnjanski / Svetislav Stefanović / Vladislav Petković Dis / Milutin Jovanović / Milosav Jelić / Pavle E. JurišićИзвор:
Србија 1918 : ослобођење домовине, повратак ратника, живот у новој држави / Serbia 1918 : Liberation of the Homeland, Return of the Warrior, Life in the New State, 2021, 253-269Издавач:
- Ljubljana : Inštitut za kulturne in spominske študije
- Београд : Центар за историју Југославије и савремену националну историју Филозофског факултета
- Чачак : Међуопштински историјски архив
Финансирање / пројекти:
- Историја политичких идеја и институција на Балкану у XIX и XX веку (RS-MESTD-Basic Research (BR or ON)-177011)
Институција/група
Балканолошки институт САНУ / Institute for Balkan Studies SASATY - CHAP AU - Милосављевић, Борис PY - 2021 UR - https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/15013 AB - The victory in World War I led to the unification of the Serbian people, which had seemed an impossible feat on the eve of the Balkan Wars. Leaving aside the question of Yugoslavism and its various aspects, it can be concluded that the unification of the Serbian people in a single state was a clear triumph. Serbia’s losses in the Great War are more or less known, although some questions persist in the verification of certain data. However, it is particularly difficult to ascertain the elusive moral losses, as they cannot be reliably reconstructed from statistical samples or by accurately establishing the number of killed and wounded victims or those that succumbed to contagious and other diseases. The moral problem was an all-pervasive issue in the society that affected the state, its power and the implementation of its functions. One of the aspects of this problem is the well-known general issue concerning political and social movements in Europe after the Great War, which has been clearly expressed in literature. The war was unexpectedly long and left far-reaching consequences on its participants and their families. In an effort to show the moral crisis of a society which had just achieved a major triumph, this paper uses all available sources that can reveal the true state of a rather shattered and overstretched society and generation – a situation that can be gleaned from contemporaneous press and, even more clearly, from the new literature written by war returnees. PB - Ljubljana : Inštitut za kulturne in spominske študije PB - Београд : Центар за историју Југославије и савремену националну историју Филозофског факултета PB - Чачак : Међуопштински историјски архив T2 - Србија 1918 : ослобођење домовине, повратак ратника, живот у новој држави / Serbia 1918 : Liberation of the Homeland, Return of the Warrior, Life in the New State T1 - Друштво после рата. сенке великог успеха T1 - The Postwar Society : Shadows of a Great Triumph SP - 253 EP - 269 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_15013 ER -
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Милосављевић, Б.. (2021). Друштво после рата. сенке великог успеха. in Србија 1918 : ослобођење домовине, повратак ратника, живот у новој држави / Serbia 1918 : Liberation of the Homeland, Return of the Warrior, Life in the New State Ljubljana : Inštitut za kulturne in spominske študije., 253-269. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_15013
Милосављевић Б. Друштво после рата. сенке великог успеха. in Србија 1918 : ослобођење домовине, повратак ратника, живот у новој држави / Serbia 1918 : Liberation of the Homeland, Return of the Warrior, Life in the New State. 2021;:253-269. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_15013 .
Милосављевић, Борис, "Друштво после рата. сенке великог успеха" in Србија 1918 : ослобођење домовине, повратак ратника, живот у новој држави / Serbia 1918 : Liberation of the Homeland, Return of the Warrior, Life in the New State (2021):253-269, https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_15013 .