The world has recently witnessed a massive military action by the United States in the Balkans. This book examines various theories being raised both in the US and other countries about the likely motivations behind this intervention. It also describes the Serbian people within the historical context. It examines in detail concerns in many other countries which are ignored by the power players in Washington and NATO. Finally it probes the question of whether the bombing of one sovereign country by another sets a precedent for future action by the US, or against it, and whether Clinton and Company may have stumbled into a sandbox too large for their staying power and set back foreign policy not only to the Cold War but to a new Frozen War.
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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent presentation of the facts,
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This review is from: Kosovo - Serbia: A Just War? (Paperback)
Excellent presentation of the facts that were so successfully hidden by the Western media. Outstanding book for any who have not been influenced by Western rhetoric and inclination to hide the facts to their own benefit.
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Greek Perspective,
By Yanni (Astoria, New York United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kosovo - Serbia: A Just War? (Paperback)
If was a marvelous book about NATO's unjustifiability in bombing a sovereign nation, Serbia. It paints a good portrait of Kosovar Albanians, and that they aren't peacful prairie dwellers. However, it would be nice to update this book, including the fact that the KLA, and its member are being funded and trained by Osama Bin Ladens networks. This book really covers every aspect of why this was an "unjust war". Every nation in the Balkans went through their nationalistic expansionistic era, unfortunately Albania didn't, and i guess they haven't learned from history either, so now they want a greater ALbania, and America supports this corrupt, undemocratic entity.
8 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent,
By DAVID BATINICH (Thornton,IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kosovo - Serbia: A Just War? (Paperback)
Frank Columbus has wriiten an excellent account of the war in Kosovo from a neutral standpoint. It appears to show Serb bias in a few parts of the book,but this is only because he knows his history(& the other authors in this book also do). I stongly recommend this book
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