KosovoLa historia como instrumento identitario

  1. Ana María Jara Gómez 1
  1. 1 Universidad de Granada
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    Universidad de Granada

    Granada, España

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Historia Actual Online

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Orrialdeak: 149-161

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This article aims to give due attention to those aspects of Kosovo that do not appear immediately in the strict study of current affairs. Although the causes of the war in the late 1990s must be seen in the light of the events and the main actors of the two preceding decades, the ethnic rift on which the conflict erupted may have origins dating back to the time before the Ottoman occupation. Both sides, based on their literature and doctrine, dispute the truth about historical facts that were used to justify the policies of both sides during the conflict

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