> The Yugoslav experience of fighting against it on the basis of intercultural solidarity — and, also, of failing to maintain that memory, and of its collapse

> The Yugoslav experience of fighting against it on the basis of intercultural solidarity — and, also, of failing to maintain that memory, and of its collapse in the 1990s into resurgent fascism — has much to tell us. Intercultural solidarity? Doesn't the article mention the Ustashe death camps? Didn't Serbia wage war on its neighbours before and after Tito's forceful union Yugoslavia, and even commit genocide in the recent past? I think the broader point of the article is that you can throw words together that sound quasi-philosophical and create a problem where none exists, to draw attention to yourself.