Possible, and it could get bloodier actually, if the Soviets intervene. To prevent the wars, Milošević must not be allowed to come into power.In this case, I am talking about the possibility of the Yugoslavia Wars in a timeline where the Soviet Union did not collapse.
Mario Rossi has done a bit of research into this sort of scenario for something I'm writing. Might be worth sending him a PM.
Thank you for the promotion, Jan, 1981 should be available in a couple of weeks
On topic: before laying out something, I think it is important to define how exactly the USSR is surviving. Bear in mind, for example, that serious signs of deterioration of political scenario in some peripheral zones of the Soviet Union were already popping up around the mid-1985, that leaving apart the economic question, in a kind of sense bounded to the policies decided by Moscow and their implementation across the country.
My understanding part of the reason for the Yugoslavia war was that even thought Tito keep nationalism to a minimum his successor Milošević played up Serbian nationalism so he could remain in power and that in turn nationalized the rest of the country more
My understanding part of the reason for the Yugoslavia war was that even thought Tito keep nationalism to a minimum his successor Milošević played up Serbian nationalism so he could remain in power and that in turn nationalized the rest of the country more