Tomac Zdravko: Tko je ubio Bosnu? Iza zatvorenih vrata II.

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Tko je ubio Bosnu? Iza zatvorenih vrata II.

Tomac Zdravko

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Zdravko Tomac: Who killed Bosnia? Behind closed doors II.

The book directly follows the book Behind closed doors, and the author follows the events after the fall of the Bosanski Brod, and thus the entire Bosanska Posavina. The largest part of the book deals with the very complex issues of Bosnia and Herzegovina from different aspects. According to Tomč, the integrity of Croatia cannot be realized without the integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it points to some mistakes of Croatian policy towards the Bosnian issue. Bosnia and Herzegovina is the scene of the struggle of different conceptions of world politics

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  • Author: Tomac Zdravko
  • Publisher: Birotisak
  • Year of publication:1994
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:495
  • Dimensions:17x22.5 cm
  • Script:Cyrillic script
  • Condition:Very good
  • Binding:Softcover

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