They tell the inside story of Europe's last concentration camp, that has never been told before in English.It is also an alternative travel guide to wartime Yugoslavia, in one of the most fascinating and picturesque parts of Europe, as yet largely off the beaten tourist track.Forewords by Dragan Karajic and Gordon Bacon OBE.
A story of ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. It is a story of survival and the strength of the human spirit. Nothing has changed since then, and no lessons have been learnt. You learn to lose your nationality, your home to strangers with bigger guns, your father to mental illness, one aunt to genocide, and another to nationalism and. 2017 by John Farebrother (Author) 10 ratings See all formats and editions Paperback £18.28 1 Used from £7.29 4 New from £18.28 Note: This item is eligible for FREE Click and Collect without a minimum order subject to availability. This is the inside story of part of the refugee crisis in the Balkans 20 years ago - now the scene of the greatest refugee crisis since WWII, which is becoming more dramatic by the day and threatens to tear apart the international institutions that purport to be the guardians of civilisation, just as it did 20 years ago. The Damned Balkans - a refugee road trip: (humanitarne muke): (humanitarne mucke) Paperback 6 Jun. And, of course, by John Farebrother".Refugees have no rights and no voice. These feelings can only be fully understood by those few who have gone through that experience. "If you ask me, being a refugee is a feeling of bitter hopelessness, of sweet desire for life, and naive hope in a miracle.
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