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-RAT RUŢA-
                                               -WAR OF THE ROSES-

     Autor : Miloš Carević   IV razred, Šesta beogradska gimnazija
     Mentor: Dragana Mišić
                                                         Apstrakt


     Rat  ruza  je  oruzani  sukob  dve  porodice  koje  su  se  borile  za  prevlast  u  Engleskoj  drţavi.  Ovaj
     tridesetogodisnji  rat  obelezio  je  XV  vek  u  Engleskoj  istoriji  .  Ime  dobija  po  grbovima  koje  su
     zaraćene  strane  imale . Na kraju pobedjuje treća porodica. Moj rad osim detaljnog opisa rata donosi

     i  hronoloski  prikaz  borbi  ,  strateške  ciljeve  rata  i  uticaj  rata  na  celo  Englesko  društvo.  Umesto
     zakljuĉka pozabavio sam se uticajem rata ruţa na današnje društvo. Da li ima sliĉnosti u vladavini
     toga vremena i sadašnjeg doba? Da li se promenio poloţaj ljudi i kako su oni korišćeni tada a kako

     sada u ratu ? Na ova pitanja  i na mnoga druga odgovoriću u svom radu.

                              Kljuĉne reĉi : Enleska, rat, ruţa, Jork, Lankester, Tjudor;


                                                         Abstract


     War of roses is armed castway  of two famillies who fighted for crown in England. This war lasted

     for 30 years and marked XV century in History of United Kingdom. It bears name for humps wich
     represent two sides.At least third familly stands out as a winner. As i will thoroughly introduce war

     activities in choronological order,strategic strives and how did this influence on society. Instead of
     standard conclusion I felt free to explore how is war of roses woven into modern life. If there were
     similarities between traditional period and modern period? If there were social divergence and how
     life style grow during decades? If you are keen on history and  this topic feel free to follow my work

     and I thing by the end of the work you wil get all required answers

     Key words: Englad,  war,  roses, York, Lancaster, Tudors;
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