The Contested Memory of the First World War in Montenegro
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https://doi.org/10.3986/Traditio2018470103Keywords:
First World War, Montenegro, narrative, Serbia, memory, discourse // prva svetovna vojna, Črna gora, pripoved, Srbija, spomin, diskurzAbstract
This article focuses on the memory of the period 1914–1916, from the Sarajevo assassination and outbreak of war up to the occupation of Montenegro by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in January 1916 and on two, Serbian and Montenegrin national narratives about the First World War.
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Ta članek tematizira spomin na obdobje 1914-1916, od atentata na Sarajevu in od izbruha vojne do okupacije Črne gore s strani avstro-ogrskega imperija januarja 1916, in analizira dve nacionalni, srbski in črnogorski pripovedi o prvi svetovni vojni.
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