Igor Graovac - Centar za politološka istraživanja

Summary
Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians is a common
title for international scientific conferences of historians,
primarily from the Republic of Croatia, and Federal Republic
of Yugoslavia (FRY), now Serbia and Monte Negro,
as well as for conference publications containing plenary
lectures and other papers presented at these conferences.
So far, the German Friedrich Naumann Foundation/F.
Naumann Stiftung. Die Stiftung für liberale Politik (FNSt)
organized eight international scientific conferences titled
Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians over a period
of six years (1998-2003). In five years (2000-2004), eight
conference publications were issued under the same title:
Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians, edited by
Hans-Georg Fleck and Igor Graovac, Vol. 1-8, Zagreb,
FNSt, 2000 (Vol. 1 and 2), 2001 (Vol. 3 and 4), 2002 (Vol.
5 and 6), 2003 (Vol. 7) and 2004 (Vol. 8). Initially, the
conferences were held in Hungary (1998-2000), and then
(2001-2003) alternately in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
(FRY), now Serbia and Monte Negro, and in the
Republic of Croatia. Conference participants were not only
historians from those countries, but also from Germany,
the USA, Austria, Hungary and Poland. Among the participants
were not only historians, but also demographers,
economists, philosophers, political scientists, lawyers, sociologists,
victimologists, mathematicians, and statisticians,
archivists, engineers, civil servants, librarians, museologists,
journalists, politicians, representatives of NGOs, publicists,
students and priests, and naturally also representatives of