Thread: Can Europe Learn the Lessons of Yugoslavia?
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Default Re: Can Europe Learn the Lessons of Yugoslavia?
Ok, the topic of the thread is :

Can Europe Learn the Lessons of Yugoslavia?
Or will it continue to build societies destined to explode?

Not 'Tito's ethnicity'... we've gone far enough with it.

From my perspective Yugoslavia wasn't "destined to explode"
it should've transformed into something more along the lines of BeNeLux,
but, it seems that nobody in Europe, or the world wanted a strong, independent
economy in the Balkans. Especially not during the rise of the EU.