British Diplomacy on Demonstrations of March and April 1981 in Yugoslavia (Kosovo)

Great Britain since the late 19th and early 20th centuries had increased its interest for developments in Balkan region. Since Berlin Congress June 1878, Conference of Ambassadors London, December 1912-May 1913, then during WWI WWII. Her continued also Cold War. Tito's Yugoslavia as a conglomerate peoples special diplomatic treatment from UK because political, economic military interests latter. Mostly after 1948 built good relations with Yugoslavia. was to remain stable it west "protected" area any Soviet Union threat. From this perspective predictions were that British could approve kind internal behavior towards other ethnic minority communities. Thus 1981 riots broke out province Kosovo, Yugoslavia, they escalated widely all over Kosovo. The closely followed through embassy Belgrade reported continuously FCO London. This research will be exclusively based on these Telegrams. declassified reports testify more political correctness then, fact clearly write about discrimination has been done Kosovo Yugoslav legal system.