Contents

pp.：  5 – 8

Acknowledgments

pp.：  9 – 10

Introduction

pp.：  11 – 29

1 Language and Race: Croats, Illyrians, Slavs and Aryans

pp.：  30 – 42

Introduction

pp.：  30 – 29

The Indo-Europeans

pp.：  30 – 33

Pan-Slavism and the Illyrian Movement

pp.：  34 – 37

Yugoslavism and the Serbs of Croatia

pp.：  38 – 40

Conclusion

pp.：  41 – 42

2 Ante Starčević: Historic State Right and Croat Blood

pp.：  43 – 53

Introduction

pp.：  43 – 42

The Slavoserbs and the Vlach Question

pp.：  43 – 45

Blood and Race (‘Breed’)

pp.：  46 – 51

Conclusion

pp.：  52 – 53

3 Race Theory in Habsburg Croatia, 1900–1918

pp.：  54 – 80

Introduction

pp.：  54 – 54

Germanic Rulers, Slav Subjects and Asiatic Nomads

pp.：  55 – 59

Racial Anthropology: The Dinaric Race

pp.：  60 – 61

Balkan Anthropology and Ćiro Truhelka: Fair-Haired Slavs and Dark-Skinned Vlachs

pp.：  62 – 66

The Socio-Historical Theory of Ivo Pilar: Race and Religion

pp.：  67 – 72

Serbian-Yugoslavist Racial Ideas

pp.：  73 – 75

Racial Yugoslavism and the Croatian Peasant Party

pp.：  76 – 78

Conclusion

pp.：  79 – 80

4 Yugoslavist and Serbian Racial Theories in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia

pp.：  81 – 102

Introduction

pp.：  81 – 81

The Trinomial South Slavic Nation

pp.：  82 – 83

The Patriarchal Serbian/Yugoslav Dinaric Type

pp.：  84 – 88

The South Slavs and German Racial Anthropology

pp.：  89 – 94

Boris Zarnik: Nordic-Dinaric Racial Admixture

pp.：  95 – 98

Conclusion

pp.：  99 – 102

5 Interwar Croatian Ethnolinguistic-Racial Theories

pp.：  103 – 136

Introduction

pp.：  103 – 103

Filip Lukas: The Western-Eastern Croats and the Dinaric Race

pp.：  104 – 112

Milan Šufflay: Croatia as a Frontier of the White West

pp.：  113 – 118

The Iranian and Gothic Theories of Croat Origins

pp.：  119 – 129

Croatian Racial Discourse and the Muslims of Bosnia and Herzegovina

pp.：  130 – 133

Conclusion

pp.：  134 – 136

6 The Interwar Ustasha Movement and Ethnolinguistic-Racial Identity

pp.：  137 – 153

Introduction

pp.：  137 – 136

The Ustasha Principles

pp.：  137 – 140

Ustasha Ideology: Croat Ethnic-Racial History

pp.：  141 – 149

Conclusion

pp.：  150 – 153

7 The Ustasha Racial State

pp.：  154 – 169

Introduction

pp.：  154 – 154

The National Community

pp.：  155 – 157

The Race Laws

pp.：  158 – 167

Conclusion

pp.：  168 – 169

8 The Ideal Racial Type: The Aryan Croat

pp.：  170 – 212

Introduction

pp.：  170 – 170

The New (Old) Croatian Man

pp.：  171 – 171

A Cultured Warrior Nation

pp.：  172 – 178

The Dinaric Race and the Nordic Racial Strain

pp.：  179 – 190

The Nordic Slavic-Gothic-Iranian Herrenschicht

pp.：  191 – 199

The Croats of Catholic and Islamic Faith

pp.：  200 – 203

National Socialist Race Theory and the Croats

pp.：  204 – 210

Conclusion

pp.：  211 – 212

9 The Racial Counter-Type: The Near Eastern Race

pp.：  213 – 233

Introduction

pp.：  213 – 213

The Serb-Vlachs

pp.：  214 – 220

Religious Conversion and Racial Restrictions

pp.：  221 – 224

The Croatian Orthodox Church

pp.：  225 – 227

The Jews

pp.：  228 – 230

Conclusion

pp.：  231 – 233

Epilogue

pp.：  234 – 238

Bibliography

pp.：  239 – 248

Index

pp.：  249 – 254