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Life and Death in the Balkans: A Family Saga in a Century of Conflict de Neboj'sa Toma'sevic

Life and Death in the Balkans: A Family Saga in a Century of Conflict

Autor Neboj'sa Toma'sevic, Bato Tomasevic
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 sep 2008
Features an autobiography that covers the life of Bato Tomasevic's Montenegrin family in the harsh and ever-turbulent mountains of southern Yugoslavia. This work conveys the hardships of life in under Italian and German occupation: the daily executions, the heroism of underground workers and the effects of occupation on ordinary people.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781850659136
ISBN-10: 1850659133
Pagini: 544
Dimensiuni: 160 x 240 x 42 mm
Greutate: 1.2 kg
Editura: Not Avail
Locul publicării:United Kingdom

Notă biografică

Bato Tomasevic, born in 1929 in Kosovo, was the seventh child of a Montenegrin family which till 1945 lived in Kosovo and Montenegro. He has written a dozen books, mostly on art, and collaborated with Oto Bihalji-Merin in writing and editing the unique Encyclopedia of World Naive Art.

Recenzii

'Tomasevic happened to be an eyewitness of some major events in post-war Yugoslav history and to know personally many remarkable people...It should be read as a wonderfully balanced account, sensitive and sensible at the same time, of how history was experienced by people who were unreservedly involved in the successive political regimes (his father to royal, and he himself to communist Yugoslavia), but did not belong to the powerful elite of decision- makers.' European History Quarterly "'Amid the many books published about former Yugoslavia over the past fifteen years, this one stands out -- a moving memoir that reads like an enthralling historical novel. Toma'evic's book opens a unique window into a lost world of the Balkans in the twentieth century.' -- Dejan Djokic, author, Elusive Compromise: A History of Inter-War Yugoslavia (Columbia University Press)