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The motive of the Second World War dominated Yugoslav fictional film from 1945 until the early 1980s. This was not least caused by the fact that the war and the communist led Partisans’ successful struggle against the Axis occupiers and their domestic allies had facilitated communist take over of power and the reconstruction of Yugoslavia as a socialist and federal state. The war served as a founding and state bearing myth of socialist Yugoslavia, and as such it was celebrated in film as in other fields of creative art.
In this essay, Tea Sindbæk investigates how Yugoslav war films presented the Second World War as a heroic narrative of the communist partisans’ fight for national liberation and social revolution. However, Sindbæk also wishes to propose that Yugoslav fictional film was scene for the bravest re-addressing of Yugoslav wartime history. Within fictional films the established wartime narrative was sometimes challenged, and the really problematic sides of the Yugoslav Second World War experience, such as the internal Yugoslav warfare and massacres, were addressed in films earlier than in other fields of art.
Het volledige artikel is te lezen in Donau 2008/03.
De film Sutjeska is in zijn geheel te bekijken op Youtube (helaas zonder ondertiteling):
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Het volledige artikel is te lezen in Donau 2008/03.
Tea Sindbæk is a doctor of history and works in the intersection between history and cultural studies. She has studied in Copenhagen, Belgrade, London and Trondheim. Her research focuses on contemporary Yugoslav history and genocide historiography. She teaches Yugoslav history at the University of Aarhus.ReactiesReactie toevoegen
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