The presentation of the book War and Peace in Nagorno-Karabakh (Rat I Mir u Nagorno-Karabahu) was held in Zenica, Bosnia, and Herzegovina on December 15, APA reports.
Penned by Adis Deljković, one of the most Bosnian journalists, the book was prepared with the contribution of Topchubashov Center and its director Rusif Huseynov. It reflects the author's personal memories from his visits to Azerbaijan, especially Karabakh, where he eyewitnessed the mass destruction, ghost towns, and minefields, as well as the post-war reconstruction. Moreover, the history of the Karabakh conflict and the current processes are explained to the readers. In some cases, Deljković draws parallels with the Bosnian war, which the author himself experienced as a child. The book also covers issues related to the history, culture, cities, and famous landmarks of Azerbaijan.
Amongst the reviewers of the War and Peace in Nagorno-Karabakh (Rat I Mir u Nagorno-Karabahu) are Stjepan Mesić, Croatian President in 2000-2010, Zlatko Lagumdžija, Bosnian Prime Minister (2001-2002), and Erol Avdović, Senior Diplomatic Correspondent at UN.
Organized with the support of the city municipality the presentation was attended by local residents, foreign diplomats, Bosnian public figures and media representatives. The discussants informed about the book, the history of the Karabakh conflict, Azerbaijan`s losses and ultimate victory, as well as presented Deljković`s 2021 Karabakh documentary.
The book, published in mid-August, was previously presented to readers in other cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Visoko and Tuzla.
The event and the book were widely covered by the Bosnian press.
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