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Revision as of 18:42, 10 June 2007 by Black Falcon (talk | contribs) (rm AfD notice ... closed as *no consensus* (Misplaced Pages:Articles for deletion/Serbophobia (fifth nomination)))(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Template:Discrimination2 Serbophobia (varyingly meaning a "historic fear, hatred or jealousy of Serbs") is a term that was invented in the 1980s and 1990s during the re-analysis of Serbian history. The term was often likened to anti-Semitism, and expressed itself as a re-analysis of history where every event that had a negative effect on the Serbs was likened to a "tragedy". Often associated with the politics of Serbian victimization of late 1980s and 1990s , the term is used to justify the aggressive Serbian politics of the 1980s and 1990s; these associations are reportedly exemplified in Slobodan Milošević's historic speech at Kosovo in 1989.
Use of the term in Serbia
Acin-Kosta, Milos in his book Draza Mihailovic i Ravna Gora dedicates a section of his book to Serbophobia during WWII.
Cadik Danon, Chief Rabbi of Yugoslavia in an open letter to the American Jewish Committee in 1995, during the bombing of the Serb Republic by NATO, wrote of a background of,"... unrestrained anti-Serbian propaganda, raging during all this war, following the Nazi model, but much more efficient means and in a much more sophisticated and more expensive way. ... Even American Jews were not able to withstand this propagandistic poison,... they did not recognize the Nazis and racist nature of the Serbophobic dogma. They did not identify Serbophobia as a twin sister of anti-semitism, ...".
See also
- Srbe na vrbe!
- Anti-Bosniak sentiment
- Anti-Croatian sentiment
- List of anti-ethnic and anti-national terms
External links
- Cambridge Papers article Victim Chic? The Rhetoric of victimhood including Serbophobia
- Northern California Jewish Bulletin
Notes
- MacDonald, D. B. (2003)
- MacDonald, D. B. (2003)
- MacDonald, D. B. (2003)
- Bennett, C. (1999)
- C. Danon, 'et al': Open letter asking for help from the American Jewish Committee. 1995.
References
- Bennett, C. (1999) Comment: Serbia's War With History. Balkan Crisis Report (IWPR)
- MacDonald, David Bruce (2002). "Balkan Holocausts?: Serbian and Croatian victim-centred propaganda and the war in Yugoslavia". Manchester University Press: 82. ISBN 0719064678.
a historic fear, hatred, and jealousy of Serbs that Serb nationalists have likened to antisemitism
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Further reading
- Serbophobia and its sources: Mitrović, Jeremija D. (1991). Srbofobija i njeni izvori. Belgrade: Naučna knjiga. ISBN 86-23-03053-2. (second edition Srbofobija i njeni izvori. Belgrade: Službeni glasnik. 2005. ISBN 86-7549-423-8.)
- Serbophobia and antisemitism: Ekmedžić, Milorad (2000). Srbofobija i antisemitizam. Šabac: Beli anđeo.
- On serbophobia through centuries: Blagojević, Lazar (2004). O srbofobiji kroz vijekove. Šamac: Prosvjeta. ISBN 99938-687-2-8.
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