تاريخ النشر: 01/02/2004
الناشر: دار الساقي للطباعة والنشر
نبذة الناشر:Within three and a half years of its inception, the Bosnian army succeeded in fighting the Serbian army to a standstill; Serbia was forced to recogmise Bosnian's independence. Yet the victory was ambiguous, leaving two thirds of the country under the comtrol of Serb and Croat extremists while the remainder ...became a predominantly Muslim Bosniak-inhabited area.
Challenging the opposing stereotypes of 'Islamic fundamentalism' and 'multi-ethnic Bosnia', the author seeks to establish what really happened in Bosnian internal politics during the war. He shows that Bosnia's war of independence was genuinely multi-national and pluralistic at its inception but, under the inpact of external aggression, internal treason and international betrayal, it changed into an essentially Bosnian Muslim struggle for survival.
Marko Attila Hoare received his PhD from Yale University in 2000 and is currently completing a book on the partisan movement in Bosnia during World War II. He is a British Academy Research Fellow and member of the Cambridge University Department of History. إقرأ المزيد