Kosovo Crossing: The Reality of American Intervention in the BalkansAn engrossing, clear-eyed look at the conflict in Kosovo and what it reveals about the limits of America's power to shape the world and impose democratic and humane values in countries under the control of ruthless dictators. 4 maps. |
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Contents
Maps | 1 |
A View from Kosovo | 11 |
2 | 24 |
America Survives Both Enemies and Allies | 35 |
Measuring Americas Greatness | 49 |
II | 58 |
24 | 65 |
East and West Shape the Balkans | 83 |
Wilsons Principles in Action | 121 |
The Balkan Peace Settlement of 1920 | 132 |
The Attack on Yugoslavia | 141 |
Returning to the Scene of the Crime | 149 |
Kosovo or Kosova? | 158 |
Imposing a New World Order | 171 |
A Humanitarian Solution | 180 |
Frontiers That Cannot Be Crossed | 193 |
The Middle East Shapes the Balkans | 89 |
The Two Hundred Years Crisis | 96 |
The Balkan Wars Erupt | 104 |
Redrawing the Map and Starting Over | 115 |
35 | 197 |
Bibliography | 200 |
Other editions - View all
Kosovo Crossing: American Ideals Meet Reality on the Balkan Battlefields David Fromkin Limited preview - 1999 |
Kosovo Crossing: The Reality of American Intervention in the Balkans David Fromkin No preview available - 2002 |
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