World War II and the National Question: The Origins of the Autonomous Status of Vojvodina in YugoslaviaFootnote

For help on the way, thank you to Jovo Bakić, Živan Berisavljević, Sara Bernard, Milivoj Bešlin, Cathie Carmichael, Dejan Djokić, Franziska Exeler, Mary Heimann, Vladimir Ilić, and to Alexander Kamenskii, Siniša Korica, Judit Molnar, Jana Osterkamp, Dragan Plavšić, Anita Prazmowska and David Smith. Special thanks to the Centre of Advanced Studies and the School of History at the National Research University—Higher School of Economics, Moscow, for a funded mini-sabbatical to undertake research on this topic.

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