Synopsis
About Slavenka Drakulic
See more books from this AuthorI don’t feel anything.” Others, such as the former Yugoslavian leader Slobodan Milosevic, killed (or had others kill) out of ambition: in Milosevic’s case, it appears that he thought war would keep him in power.
| Read Full Review of They Would Never Hurt a Fly: ...They Would Never Hurt A Fly: War Criminals on Trial in the Hague by Slavenka Drakulic 182pp, Abacus, £8.99 When Slavenka Drakulic first sat down in courtoom number three of the war-crimes tribunal in The Hague, the sole public spectator of proceedings that day, she found herself drifting into ...
Apr 03 2004 | Read Full Review of They Would Never Hurt a Fly: ...Nevertheless, with a few exceptions, the snapshots are powerful and horrifying: they include a chilling description of the slaughter at Srebrenica through the eyes of a reluctant Bosnian soldier forced to kill or be killed, and a portrayal of an entire town's complicity in the murder of a Croatia...
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