The war is dead, long live the war: Bosnia, the reckoning

The Year 2012 Marks The 20th Anniversary Of The Onset Of The Worst Carnage To Blight Europe Since The Reign Of The Third Reich - The Bosnian War. The Author Passionately Bears Witness To The War's Aftermath, The Reckoning And Lack Of It, To Reveal The Human Consequences As Well As The Trials And Traumas Of Exile Or Homecoming. Prologue -- Framework -- Part One: The Guns Of The Serbs (1. August 1992: Camp Omarska And The Mountain Road ; 2. Summer 1995: The War To Go Home ; 3. Heaven, Hell And Hertfordshire ; 4. The Middle Managers Of Genocide ; 5. Testimony ; Intermission: Echoies Of The Reich: Auschwitz-birkenau ; 6. The Lie ; 7. White Hair, Red Geraniums And The Girl With A Pearl Earring ; 8. Flow, Drina, Flow And Tell Your Story ; 9. Violation) -- Part Two: The Hearts Of The Pigeons (10. Fingers To Prijedor: The Biggest Littlke City In The World ; 11. Back To Omarska: The Battle For Memory ; 12. Peace. Love And Citizenship ; 13. The Darkest Pages Of History: Srebrenica, 2005 ; 14. The Lost Boy ; 15. The Executive Management Of Genocide ; Intermission: Terezin And The Wrong Side Of The Sky) -- Part Three: Unreckoning: Long Live The War (16. Unreckoning: The World Of Stone ; 17. Unreckoning: Rest In Pieces/desolation Row) -- Epilogue: Fikret Alić Revisited -- Endpiece: Echoes Of The Reich: Kozarac-upon-tyne -- Speak Up, Speak Out! (but No One Listens). By Ed Vulliamy. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [341]-342) And Index.