Word: yugoslavians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Legally under the code they can. Humanely, as the Smilja incident dramatically illustrated, grave problems are raised in consigning returnees to an uncertain fate back home. Since most Yugoslavs are economic refugees, more than half the 4,852 who crossed the Austro-Yugoslavian border since the crackdown began New Year's Day 1958 have been returned...
Since the United States had an effective margin of atomic power for several years after the formation of NATO, it is difficult to attribute the actual deterrent effect of the Alliance. The limits of Soviet power have, however, been stable since 1948; indeed the Yugoslavian break with the USSR represents a shaky but tangible Western gain...
Peace can come only with a climate of coexistence among nations, the Yugoslavian Ambassador to the United Nations stated here last night...
Dobrivoje Vidic, Yugoslavian Ambassador to the United Nations, will visit the University today and speak on "Problems of Coexistence" tonight at 8 p.m. in Emerson D, at a meeting open to the public...
...directly from the hearts of the people, balladry is a form of human expression that contains "beauty, truth, and relevance." Since it is transmitted orally, balladry provides important clues to the history of the epic; the late Milman Parry, a Harvard philologist, devoted his energy to the recording of Yugoslavian folk ballads of legendary heroes from the lips of tavern minstrels...