2005, ISBN: 9780299204402

London, England: Papermac, 1994. Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. Trade Paperback in Very Good Condition. 4th Printing. Clean, unmarked, tight & solid gently used book. Two pale spot… More...

London, England: Papermac, 1994. Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. Trade Paperback in Very Good Condition. 4th Printing. Clean, unmarked, tight & solid gently used book. Two pale spots on fore-edge of textblock. An account of Bosnia from its beginnings to its tragic end. The author 'lays to rest' the historical fallacies that have dominated not only the media coverage of the war of 1992-93 but also the words and actions of Western statesmen. Noel Malcolm also clarifies the various myths of racial, religious and political history which have clouded the modern understanding of Bosnia's past. The lasting importance of this book is not only that it puts the Bosnian war into its true perspective, but that it celebrates the complex history of a country whose past as well as its future has been all but erased. xxiv, 340 pp inc. Notes, Bibliography & Index. 5.25 x 8.5 inches. Papermac, London, England, 1994., Papermac, 1994, 3, New York: Edicioni Libri, 2005 Translation into Albanian of "Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 'by Xhevat Lloshi.' In this unique eyewitness record, James Pettifer gives a startling and evocative portrayal of the terror and fear in Kosova under the Milosevic regime. As a writer for the London Times, he witnessed major events spanning from the emergence of the Kosova Liberation Army in May 1996 to the massive refugee movements of 1998 and 1999. He recorded the ground war between the KLA and the Serbs, the NATO bombing campaign, and subsequent liberation of Kosova. Pettifer offers new insight into hitherto undisclosed links between several European governments and the Milosovic regime. Pettifer outlines the interplay between the reality on the ground and the perceptions promoted by the international media. He graphically describes the region’s bleakly harsh yet beautiful landscapes. Kosova Express evokes the nightmare of Milosevic’s police state and illustrates the complexities of the lives of foreign correspondents. 397p.map [only 5 copies in WotldCat. First Thus. Softcover. As New., Edicioni Libri, 2005, 5<

2005, ISBN: 0299204405

[EAN: 9780299204402], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edicioni Libri, New York], KOSSOVO SERBIA ALBANIANS, Translation into Albanian of "Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 'by Xhevat Lloshi.' … More...

[EAN: 9780299204402], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edicioni Libri, New York], KOSSOVO SERBIA ALBANIANS, Translation into Albanian of "Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 'by Xhevat Lloshi.' In this unique eyewitness record, James Pettifer gives a startling and evocative portrayal of the terror and fear in Kosova under the Milosevic regime. As a writer for the London Times, he witnessed major events spanning from the emergence of the Kosova Liberation Army in May 1996 to the massive refugee movements of 1998 and 1999. He recorded the ground war between the KLA and the Serbs, the NATO bombing campaign, and subsequent liberation of Kosova. Pettifer offers new insight into hitherto undisclosed links between several European governments and the Milosovic regime. Pettifer outlines the interplay between the reality on the ground and the perceptions promoted by the international media. He graphically describes the region’s bleakly harsh yet beautiful landscapes. Kosova Express evokes the nightmare of Milosevic’s police state and illustrates the complexities of the lives of foreign correspondents. 397p.map [only 5 copies in WotldCat, Books<

2005, ISBN: 0299204405

[EAN: 9780299204402], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edicioni Libri, New York], KOSSOVO SERBIA ALBANIANS, Translation into Albanian of "Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 'by Xhevat Lloshi.' … More...

[EAN: 9780299204402], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edicioni Libri, New York], KOSSOVO SERBIA ALBANIANS, Translation into Albanian of "Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 'by Xhevat Lloshi.' In this unique eyewitness record, James Pettifer gives a startling and evocative portrayal of the terror and fear in Kosova under the Milosevic regime. As a writer for the London Times, he witnessed major events spanning from the emergence of the Kosova Liberation Army in May 1996 to the massive refugee movements of 1998 and 1999. He recorded the ground war between the KLA and the Serbs, the NATO bombing campaign, and subsequent liberation of Kosova. Pettifer offers new insight into hitherto undisclosed links between several European governments and the Milosovic regime. Pettifer outlines the interplay between the reality on the ground and the perceptions promoted by the international media. He graphically describes the region’s bleakly harsh yet beautiful landscapes. Kosova Express evokes the nightmare of Milosevic’s police state and illustrates the complexities of the lives of foreign correspondents. 397p.map [only 5 copies in WotldCat, Books<