The Serbs reclaim their republic The Serbs' programme for Kosovo Kosovo's autonomy removed Social changes under the 'emergency' administration Serb-Croat conflict increases tension in Kosovo The collapse of communism in Albania The Kosovars consolidate their parallel state 13. 'Idemo na Kosovu ¥ (Let's go to Kosovo) Kosovo Serbs bite the bullet Slobodan Milosevic The miners' protest Serbia's constitutional amendments 1 2. Albanian self-assertion gathers momentum Population g r o w t h, industrial development and irredentism The 1 9 7 4 Constitution Kosovars enjoy a sense of freedom Demand grows for a Kosovar Republic 1 0. Kosovo in the new Socialist Yugoslavia The 1 9 4 6 Constitution The break w i t h Moscow Social developments cross-border Albanian relations The 1 9 6 3 Constitution The removal of Alexander Rankovic 9. The Second World W a r The Partisans and Kosovo The Mukje Agreement The second Prizren League The Bujan Conference The final stages of the w a r The Albanian uprising 8. The Colonisation Programme Alexander's dictatorship Colonisation of Kosovo begins Other social developments The Communist Party The second colonisation programme 7. The W a r of 1 9 1 4 - 1 9 1 8 W a r begins a new shake-up in the Balkans The Great Serbian Retreat The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes The Kachak Movement 6. The Young Turks and the Balkan Wars Kosovars and the Young Turks Disillusionment w i t h the Young Turks and formation of the Balkan League The First Balkan W a r The Conference of Ambassadors The Second Balkan W a rġ 6 9 H 12 16 22 25 27 31 34 37 42 42 56 62 62 69 75 80 82ĥ. Kosovo and the Ottoman decline The Prizren League and Albanian nationalism Cultural developments 4. The great Serb migrations andthe consolidation of Ottoman rule Religious division in Kosovo Movement of Christian populations The Muslim population under pressure Prizren Weakening of the empires 3. The rule of the Nemanjas and the arrival of the Ottomans Kosovo, the centre of the Nemanjic state The empire of Stephan Dusan The arrival of the Ottomans The battle of Kosovo Subjection to Ottoman control in Kosovo 2. Printed in England ISBNs: 2-X (cloth) 3-8 (paper) Cataloging-in-Publication Data available from the Library of CongressĬONTENTS Preface and Acknowledgements page Maps Chapters 1. Columbia University Press New York © 1998 by Miranda Vickers All rights reserved.
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