Individuals, communities, peoples, nations, states, and the society in the Western Balkans. Their mutual relations and influences, as well as relations with neighboring societies and Europe as a whole. Review and reflect on historical conflicts that have taken place in the Western Balkans and the relationship and influence of Europe against these conflicts. Reflection of these wars on the lives of individuals,
the state, and the entire society in the Western Balkans. Encourage thinking by asking questions. Who needs to learn from? Western Balkans from Europe or Europe from the Western Balkans?
The book describes the real personality and actual events.
A register of personal names is given, which served as an inspiration for writing a book, with some of these names being given a literary, symbolic name to get the book’s literary character. Other names were left in the original.
The river Bosnia and the Source of river Bosnia are a source of life that does not dry in the center of the Western Balkan … the world and the pearl… the treasure in which we should dive…
Žarko –
This book evokes the memory of the discussion held on 14.10.1991. in the Assembly of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
RADOVAN KARADZIC: This is the path you want to take Bosnia and Herzegovina on. The same highway of hell and suffering that Slovenia and Croatia took. Do not think that you will not lead Bosnia and Herzegovina to hell, and the Muslim people to extinction, because the Muslim people cannot defend themselves if there is a war here. How will you prevent everyone from killing everyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina? ALIJA IZETBEGOVIC: It is good that I speak right after the presentation of Mr. Radovan Karadzic. His presentation, his manner, his messages perhaps explain in the best way why we may not want to stay in Yugoslavia anymore. Such Yugoslavia, in the eyes of the Yugoslav peoples, Slovenes, Croats, Macedonians, Albanians, Hungarians, and Muslims was simply hated in the eyes of Europe and the world. The way Karadzic does it.
The saying goes: after the battle, all generals are wise. Can this discussion in the Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirm that saying? Were there any generals here? Are all generals smart today, after the battle that happened?
Great Book! You should definitely read it!
Nikka Lewis –
HI Žarko! Thank you for the 5-star rating! Thanks for highlighting the powerful dialogue between Radovan Karadzic and Alija Izetbegovic. It vividly portrays the complexities and lasting impact of that crucial historical moment. Their exchange reminds us how decisions can shape history, emphasizing the importance of understanding our past.
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