kosovo (serbia)

"The Times" reporter Janine di Giovanni offers a firsthand chronicle of the ordeal of the Balkan people during the continuing breakup of Yugoslavia.

Chronicles the war in Kosovo, discussing the background of Serb-Albanian conflict, Slobodan Milosevic's career and his use of Kosovo, NATO's involvement, civil atrocities, the February 1999 Rambouillet peace conference, and other aspects of the war.

Analyzes the policy decisions made by NATO before and during the 1998 war in Kosovo.

A study on human rights and the criminal justice system in Kosovo.

An account of a modern fighter squadron at war describes dangerous bombing missions over Kosovo while revealing the human side of its aviators.

A collection of essays which assess the implications of the changing international security environment, especially for the United States and its military, in the decade since Operation Desert Storm.

Studies the history of Kosovo, a region in the former Yugoslavia; includes information on the rise of the medieval Serbian state, the evolution of modern Albania, and the story of the Ottoman rule in Europe.

Describes the wars that erupted in Yugoslavia in 1991, soon after the collapse of communism and the end of the Cold War, and discusses the events that led to the clash between ethnic groups in the Balkans.

In early 1999, Drita, an Albanian, and Zoran, a Serb, become friends. However, as Serb-Albanian tensions rise in Kosovo, their families become enemies and the events that follow threaten to destroy their friendship.