One Woman's War

One Woman's War

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Book Description
Eve-Ann Prentice's haunting book draws on her wide experience as a war correspondent capturing the almost unbearable terror at the Balkan front line. Often at risk herself, she became one of the few women to report close-up the horror inflicted by the warring factions and NATO's irresponsible interventions.

With in-depth knowledge and access to all major figures, from war-criminal and Serb leader Radovan Karadzic to Vuk Draskovic, Serbia's democracy leader, Prentice skillfully defines this war's twisted psychology, coupled with a gripping personal account of one woman at war.

About the Author
Eve-Ann Prentice is a senior journalist at the London Times and has written about the Balkans for the past fifteen years. Twice, in Kosovo and Pale, she came under attack from NATO bombs. She decided to write this book, her first, when her interpreter was killed in May 1999 as a result of a NATO attack.

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