Vidosav Stevanovic ; edited by Trude Johansson ; translated by Zlata Filipovic.
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New York :
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In the U.S. distributed by St Martin's Press,
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2004.
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1 online resource (xvi, 256 pages) :
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 214-245) and index.
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Stevanovic, however, has witnessed the greater tragedy: his country's suicide. Part of an ever-diminishing circle of intellectuals who watched as the Milosevic machine destroyed the young nation, trampling over its people and its principles, his is a shattering cri-de-coeur for the victims. It is the bitter personal lament of one man, exiled - as so many of his compatriots - from homeland and history by the Milosevic lie. Milosevic: A People's Tyrant asks how a fractured country and a shattered society could believe in such a man, and raise him to such power. In this raging anatomy of wrong-do.