Ukrainian editions of “They Would Never Hurt a Fly” (transl. by Roksolyana Svyato, Komora Books, 2018), “War is the Same Everywhere” (transl. by Natalia Horoz,…
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“Who were they? Ordinary people like you or me—or monsters?” asks Slavenka Drakulić as she sets out to understand the people behind the horrific crimes committed during the war that tore apart Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
Thirty years ago, in Bosnia, Belgrade-backed death squads carried out some of the worst violence on European soil since World War II. Ron Haviv, now…
Slavenka Drakulić talked to Alla Koshlyak for “The New Voice of Ukraine” about the war in Ukraine, about war crimes and the role od Vladimir…
Slavenka Drakulić talked to TSN Ukraine about the difference between Yugoslav wars and the ongoing war in Ukraine. She discussed the necessity of the prosecution…
Slavenka Drakulić talked to Romanian journalist Magda Grădinaru. They discussed the war in Ukraine, its similarities to the Balkan wars, sexual violence as a weapon…
Journalist Lucia Virostkova talked to Slavenka Drakulić about the war in Ukraine. The interview was published in the Slovak independent daily newspaper Denník N. Part…
Journalist Sebastian Łupak recently interviewed Slavenka Drakulić for the online daily Wirtualna Polska. They discussed war crimes in Ukraine. The motivation for the interview was…
The New Voice of Ukraine has just published an interview with Slavenka Drakulić about the war in Ukraine and its similarities to the wars in…
The Basque version of They would never hurt a fly: War Criminals on Trial in The Hague, Sekula ez liokete euli bati hegalik kenduko, translated…
Slavenka Drakulić gave an interview to the Portugese newspaper Global. She talked to the journalist José Fialho Gouveia about her new book of essays published…