Bòsnia, la guerra que no ens van explicar

The worst consequence of the Bosnian War, in addition to its 100,000 dead, 35,000 missing and a long million displaced, was the consolidation of a country divided into three ethnic communities and the disappearance of the notion of multi-ethnicity, the most precious treasure of "Little Yugoslavia", as it had come to be called to be a small reproduction of the state created by Tito. 25 years after the start of the conflict, this book aims to dismantle the myth that this was an ethnic war. And also, in fact, the very existence of three peoples with great differences among themselves, the supposed cause to justify the "inevitable conflict".