Heavenly Serbia: From Myth to GenocideHurst, 1999 - 233 страници Heavenly Serbia traces Serbia's expansionist impulses to Serbian national mythology. The dominant myth - that of "Heavenly Serbia" - appeared soon after the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. It attributed the Serb's defeat by the Turks and the loss of the medieval Serbian state to the Serb's preference for moral salvation over military victory. By emphasizing their commitment to the heavenly kingdom and promising an eventual restoration of the Serbian empire, this myth helped the Serbs to bear their centuries-long domination by a foreign power. Though they ultimately shed the Turkish yoke and regained statehood in the nineteenth century, the Serbs, according to Anzulovic, retained this central myth in the form of feelings of superiority to their neighbors, and a sense of destiny ordaining them to become the dominant power in the Balkans. The myth has been perpetuated by political and religious leaders, historians, novelists, and artists, and has found acceptance abroad as well. |
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... Turkish rule ( in Belgrade only one was spared ) was not patterned after Turkish behavior either , but corresponds to the obliteration of the legacy of Turkish rule in liberated Western Christian areas . Most Serbian medieval ...
... Turkish rule ( in Belgrade only one was spared ) was not patterned after Turkish behavior either , but corresponds to the obliteration of the legacy of Turkish rule in liberated Western Christian areas . Most Serbian medieval ...
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... Turkish army but by unpaid Tatar horsemen and other Ottoman subjects who engaged in the terrifying raids for the reward of plunder and slaves . ) But once the conquered territories were secured , their populations en- joyed a pax ...
... Turkish army but by unpaid Tatar horsemen and other Ottoman subjects who engaged in the terrifying raids for the reward of plunder and slaves . ) But once the conquered territories were secured , their populations en- joyed a pax ...
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... Turkish victory . The leaders in both camps - Serbian Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović and Ottoman Sultan Murad I — were killed , and the Turkish army suffered losses so heavy that it could not continue the campaign and had to return home ...
... Turkish victory . The leaders in both camps - Serbian Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović and Ottoman Sultan Murad I — were killed , and the Turkish army suffered losses so heavy that it could not continue the campaign and had to return home ...
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