CROATIAN PEASANT UTOPIA IN THE IDEOLOGY OF USTASHI MOVEMENT

Sergey S. Belyakov –Candidate of History, Associate Professor at Area Studies Chair, Liberal Arts University/University for Humanities, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the «Ural» Magazine, Еkaterinburg.
Year: 2013
DOI:
UDK: 94(497.5)
Pages: 106-110
Language: russian
Section: Legal and political in social, state, military history of Russia and the World
Keywords: croats, the peasantry, ideology, nationalism, agrarianism, Ustashi, party, movement.
Abstract
The paper studies the ideology of Croatian nationalism of the late 1920's – 1930's and 40's. At that time, Croat nationalism oriented mainly in rural areas. Hence the orientation of social and economic programs in the Croatian peasantry. The focus of the research is given to the writings of famous Croatian writer Mile Budak. That laid the foundation for the program of Budak Ustashi movement in addressing the peasant question. At the same time, the ideas developed by Budak and Ustashi leader Ante Pavelic were never put into reality.
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