Seasons in Hell: Understanding Bosnia's War
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Seasons in Hell: Understanding Bosnia's War

Ed Vulliamy
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A shocking chronicle of the war raging in Bosnia-Herzegovina offers a close-up look at the atocities of 'ethnic cleansing' giving a glimpse of the realities of modern concentration camps, and provides an explanation of the conflict's historical background.
Genres: HistoryNonfictionWarJournalism
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