ISBN: 9781842000052
Author: Vahida Demorovic
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 110
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Description
About This Book:
Vahida Demirovic's "Race with Death" is a holding and profoundly contacting gathering of 22 verifiable stories set against the scenery of the Bosnian Conflict. Demirovic, a resigned specialist who chipped in a Sarajevo clinic during the level of brutality, gives a close and exceptional perspective to her patients' accounts. This moving collection demonstrates the veracity of the dauntless human soul despite indefinable misfortune, giving perusers an uncommon view into the frightful truth of battle as seen through the eyes of the individuals who lived it.
Bosnia's History Prior to the War:
The principal half of "Race with Death" goes about as a verifiable presentation, providing perusers with a fast layout of Bosnia's set of experiences and the occasions that hinted at the start of the conflict. Demirovic skillfully contextualizes the stories, giving fundamental foundation data that works on comprehension of the resulting occasions. This part lays the structure for the contention's staggering effect on the existence of common Bosnians.
The War: Harrowing Survival Stories:
The second part of the assortment is the book's heart, digging into the unvarnished and horrendous accounts of people exploring the unpredictable landscape of war. Demirovic brings out the sensations of gallantry, generosity, misery, and enduring through suggestive narrating. Every story is a demonstration of her patients' courage and strength notwithstanding limitless difficulty. This section gives an unfortunate portrayal of the human expense of the Bosnian Conflict.
