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The author provides a short review of the most important events in Croatian history during the 20th century. He begins by emphasizing the importance of the burning of the Hungarian flag in Zagreb during the visit of emporer Franz Joseph in 1895. Other turning points of Croatian history in the 20th century were: declaration of the Rijeka resolution, which was the basis of the Croato-Serbian Coalition; the end of long term relations with the Habsburg monarchy, and the entry into a unified state with Serbia; the experience of Serbian domination in that state; the events of the Second World War; and the renewal of Yugoslavia under a communist dictatorship. The author has decided to publish this review as a model for a further historical study of this period. (SOI : CSP: S. 453)

Examines scope and impact of the Helsinki process between Western and communist nations begun in 1975; impact on security and human rights during the cold war, role in the fall of communism in Eastern and Central Europe and the Soviet Union, and prospects for the Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe; 4 articles and 3 interviews. Summaries in English and Spanish p. 440-3 and 454-7.