Rezak hukanovic biography of abraham

By Rezak Hukanovic Translated from the Bosnian by Colleen London and Midhat Ridjanovic Foreword by Elie Wiesel

n a time where we are so inundated by the images of the Holocaust through film and literature, not to mention through current events, it is hard to fathom that such a dreadful scenario could ever again be played out without strong and violent intervention.

But this scene is exactly what Rezak Hukanovic describes in harrowing detail in The Tenth Circle of Hell, his memoir of surviving a Bosnian concentration camp.

      As of this writing, the overt bloodshed in Bosnia is no longer front-page news, and the efforts of the American and European forces sent to facilitate the repatriation of 2.5 million Bosnians have fallen miserably short of the mark.

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Also compared his later-canonized father to the biblical patriarch Abraham, Rezak Hukanovic, "The Evil at Omarska," The New Republic, February 12,

The Tenth Circle of Hell, A Memoir of Life in the Death Camps of Bosnia.

Only ten percent of those displaced by the Serbs have actually returned to the homes from which they were forced. Thousands have paid with their lives.