1st Edition
Heroes, Traitors, and Survivors in the Imperial Borderlands Military Mobilizations in Southeastern Europe, 1908 to 1923
Introduction
Chapter 1
“One of the Holiest Duties”: The Institutionalization of Military Service
Chapter 2
“The People To Be Satisfied”: Chasing the Mood of Ordinary Subjects
Chapter 3
“To Spare Our Own Blood”: Paramilitaries, Local Cleavages, and Military Intersection
Chapter 4
“The Best Days of His Life”: Barracks, the Front, Desertion, and Evasion
Chapter 5
“To Prohibit Women’s Entry into the Army”: Military, State, and Women
Chapter 6
“Whoever Served the Enemy Cannot Be Allowed to Return”: Occupation and Its Aftermath
Conclusion
Biography
Jovo Miladinović is a historian at the University of Konstanz specializing in global military, transimperial, and maritime history of Europe and the Mediterranean. His work examines imperial governance, mobility, borderland transformations, and processes of empire- and nation-building from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
