Oh, I left out "Guerilla Radio" the book about B92 and their struggle for freedom of the press under Milosevic. They are true heroes who did their very best to bring the truth of the situation to the Serbian people.
I suggest you read "Trusted Mole" by Milos Stankovic. Stankovic helped many Bosniaks escape the siege of Sarajevo despite the very strong objections of the Bosniak government who wanted to keep their citizens prisoner in Sarajevo and blocked Bosniaks fleeing from that area as strongly as they could.
I also suggest you see the movie "Pretty Village Burning Pretty" if you want to understand the dynamics involved in the conflict. From everything I've seen and heard, it’s a fairly accurate portrayal of the violence in Bosnia.
If you want to understand a true nationalistic maniac, read Tudjman's "Horrors of War", although you'd probably end up here on B92 quoting it as established fact.
If you actually had any real knowledge of the Yugoslav wars Victor you would know that many Bosnian Muslims and Albanians took refuge in Serbia, were well treated and given passports. Examples are B-1097 & B-1746 who testified as prosecution witnesses at the Milosevic trial.
If you actually had any real knowledge of the Yugoslav wars Victor you would know that many Bosnian Muslims and Albanians took refuge in Serbia, were well treated and given passports. Examples are B-1097 & B-1746 who testified as prosecution witnesses at the Milosevic trial.
I suggest you read "Trusted Mole" by Milos Stankovic. Stankovic helped many Bosniaks escape the siege of Sarajevo despite the very strong objections of the Bosniak government who wanted to keep their citizens prisoner in Sarajevo and blocked Bosniaks fleeing from that area as strongly as they could.
I also suggest you see the movie "Pretty Village Burning Pretty" if you want to understand the dynamics involved in the conflict. From everything I've seen and heard, it’s a fairly accurate portrayal of the violence in Bosnia.
If you want to understand a true nationalistic maniac, read Tudjman's "Horrors of War", although you'd probably end up here on B92 quoting it as established fact.
Oh, I left out "Guerilla Radio" the book about B92 and their struggle for freedom of the press under Milosevic. They are true heroes who did their very best to bring the truth of the situation to the Serbian people.
If you actually had any real knowledge of the Yugoslav wars Victor you would know that many Bosnian Muslims and Albanians took refuge in Serbia, were well treated and given passports. Examples are B-1097 & B-1746 who testified as prosecution witnesses at the Milosevic trial.
I suggest you read "Trusted Mole" by Milos Stankovic. Stankovic helped many Bosniaks escape the siege of Sarajevo despite the very strong objections of the Bosniak government who wanted to keep their citizens prisoner in Sarajevo and blocked Bosniaks fleeing from that area as strongly as they could.
I also suggest you see the movie "Pretty Village Burning Pretty" if you want to understand the dynamics involved in the conflict. From everything I've seen and heard, it’s a fairly accurate portrayal of the violence in Bosnia.
If you want to understand a true nationalistic maniac, read Tudjman's "Horrors of War", although you'd probably end up here on B92 quoting it as established fact.
Oh, I left out "Guerilla Radio" the book about B92 and their struggle for freedom of the press under Milosevic. They are true heroes who did their very best to bring the truth of the situation to the Serbian people.
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