A shocking, almost diary-like account of the events that moved Europe at the time and are still very much alive today.
Unique testimony of the Czech criminalist Vladimír Dzur, who for many years was the only Czech investigator working at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague.
His account of the operations that led to the arrest of the first war criminal in the former Yugoslavia, as well as the investigation and subsequent trial of a number of war criminals, is at times not unlike a true thriller. His decisiveness, tenacity and high professionalism at events, in which persons were to be apprehended, responsible for the murder of many innocent civilians on Croatian territory, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, have often determined the lives and deaths of many other people, such as hundreds of UN staff.
It's a riveting read, an eyewitness account of the aftermath of the Balkan war rampage, which the whole world watched in horror and whose traces we still see today. It is a thrilling account of the work of the Tribunal's investigators that has never been seen before from the pen of a Czech author!
