The Muslims of Bosnia: Genocide of A People

This book portrays the agony of the Muslim people of Bosnia, who were making super-human efforts to preserve their existence, national and religious identity and culture, despite the inhuman onslaught unleashed against them by Serbian racists, and the apathy shown by the international community. describes how over the two years (1992-1994) a monumental tragedy was unfolding in the Balkans, under the very eyes of ‘civilized Europe’, with Bosnia-Herzegovina, recognised by the international community as a newly-independent state, having become the victim of Serbia’s pan-Slavic aggrandizement.

The Bosnian Serbs, with the help of Serbia, subjected the Muslims of Bosnia to genocide in order to fulfil heir ambition to establish a ‘Greater Serbia’, while the international community betrayed Bosnia by remaining a spectator to Serbian atrocities, rapes and depredations.

This book portrays the agony of the Muslim people of Bosnia, who were making super-human efforts to preserve their existence, national and religious identity and culture, despite the inhuman onslaught unleashed against them by Serbian racists, and the apathy shown by the international community.