Inescapable Questions: Autobiographical Notes

An autobiography of humbling modesty, providing details of the former president's personal strife and progressing onto the forming of the SDA and the break-up of the former Yugoslavia. The book also sheds light on the labyrinthine manipulations of the various signatories to the Dayton Agreement, not least in the return and non-return of refugees to their homes. Overall, a spellbinding read that will capture readers' imaginations and respect from beginning to end. Inescapable Questions asks the obvious question: why was the war in the Balkans allowed to happen. Was it a conspiracy; didn't people know; why wasn't more done to stop it; and is it true that only bad things happen to good people?