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This book has been many years in the making. The funding for the research originated with a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship in 2001 and a British Academy Small Research Grant in 2005; I should like to thank the British Academy for their support and apologise for the slowness in bringing the project to fruition. The writing and research began at Robinson College and the Faculty of History, University of Cambridge, and were completed at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology, and I should like to thank these institutions for their support, in particular Professor Ejup Ganić and the late Jack Lewis, Baron Lewis of Newnham. My late mentor and friend, Professor Ivo Banac, was tireless in his support, and I should like to thank him and express my sorrow that he never saw the book in print. The Institute for Contemporary History in Belgrade was generous in its support and allowing me the use of its space and library, and I should like to thank in particular my colleagues Ljubodrag Dimić, the late Petar Kačavenda, Momčilo Pavlović and Nikola B. Popović, and Branka Srdanović, Dragić and Mlađa. I should like to thank Belgrade’s Archive of Yugoslavia, Military Archive, Historical Archive of Belgrade and Josip Broz Tito Archive and their staff for making their collections available to me, though much of the material I gathered in these archives will only be used for the sequel to the current volume. I should like to thank Sonja Biserko, Branka Panić, the late Latinka Perović and the late Olga Popović-Obradović for their support and advice during my research in Belgrade. I have benefited in the course of my research in Belgrade from conversations with colleagues, including Milivoj Bešlin, Mile Bjelajac, Đorđe Borozan, the late Slavoljub Cvetković, Smiljana Đurović, Ranka Gašić, Predrag Marković, the late Olivera Milosavljević, Branka Prpa, Mira Radojević and Dubravka Stojanović. I should like to thank the online bookseller Knjizara.com for invaluable assistance in providing most of the books used to produce this volume. I should like to thank Michael Dwyer and Hurst Publishers for their willingness to publish this lengthy book and their patience in awaiting the completed manuscript. Three anonymous reviewers provided thoughtful and constructive comments that improved the manuscript and for which I am grateful. Above all, very special thanks go to Sarah Correia, Nicola Gollan, Branka Magaš and Quintin Hoare for their intellectual input and emotional support throughout.

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