La caduta del Muro di Berlino, le riforme mancate e la dissoluzione della Jugoslavia

The article examines the reaction of the Yugoslav public opinion to the fall of the Berlin wall by analysing the positions of the press and the main political parties. The Yugoslav public opinion, from one side, conceived these events as a process that could bring the countries of the Soviet bloc to an economic asset very similar to the development of the selfmanaged socialism, while on the other side the country plunged in a deep crisis caused by missed and late reforms of this type of socialism. [Publisher's text].