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Yugoslavia: Religion in Yugoslavia

1 Jan 1982

A file of correspondence and reports concerning religion in Yugoslavia. Subjects covered in the file include church-state relations in Yugoslavia since the death of the country's former leader, Josip Tito; developments within the Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Muslim religious communities; the constitutional status of the church in Yugoslavia; and nationalistic violence against religious targets in Kosovo. Other documents in the file include a despatch reviewing church-state relations in Croatia and Slovenia; and a report on a conversation with Patriarch German of the Serbian Orthodox Church concerning church-state relations. The file also covers a meeting between the British ambassador to Yugoslavia, Edwin Bolland, and Aleksandar Fira, the president of the Federal Commission for Relations with Religious Communities; and an invitation from the Serbian Orthodox Church to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie, to visit the country.
united kingdom nationalism slovenia constitutions croatia international relations muslims religion yugoslavia church-state relations kosovo domestic politics religious leaders church of england anglo-yugoslav relations religious buildings Roman Catholic Church Yugoslav republics Serbian Orthodox Church Serbian Patriarch German II interfaith relations Edwin Bolland Robert Runcie Patriarch German
Collection ID
FCO28
Countries
Croatia Kosovo Slovenia United Kingdom
Department Reference
ENU 226/1
Document Type
Correspondence Reports
File Reference
FCO 28/5221
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fco28.005221
Pages
48
Persons Discussed
Edwin Bolland Patriarch German Robert Runcie Serbian Patriarch German II
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Yugoslavia
Themes
Domestic Politics International Relations Religion

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