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Title: Diary of an Uncivil War: The Violent Aftermath of the Kosovo Conflict by Scott Taylor ISBN: 1895896207 Publisher: Esprit de Corps Books Pub. Date: 22 February, 2002 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $17.99 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Rating: 5
Summary: what happened next ?
Comment: finally someone waited to see what would happen after the nato attacks on serbia, and that was scott taylor. from the ousting of mr. molosevic, to his arrest, to captured territory of southern serbia by albanian(uck) terrorist, to finally civil or uncivil war in the republic of macedonia. where is nato now when the people they supported in kosovo are now causing upheavel in this small european democracy. after taking in upto a quarter of a million refugees, nato decided that the thanks it would give mecedonia was to arm these same people and to help further the cause of the terrorist albanian army uck. the book is so current it even has questions of al quaida and the u.s on the same side in macedonia helping albanians just before 9/11. interesting!!!???
Rating: 4
Summary: What price the truth
Comment: Scott Taylor is a respected Canadian journalist, and a former soldier. He is editor and publisher of "Esprit de Corps". He has a special interest in the Balkans, and has written several previous books detailing his involvement and the involvement of Canadian forces there.
Scott write objectively, and factually. His books are both interesting and very easy to read. I have no reason to doubt the accuracy and honesty of this author. He is clearly biased in his own personal opinions, being a strong supporter of Serbs, Macedonians, etc. and openly critical if not hostile towards the actions and objectives of the UCK (KLA).
Scott is somewhat uniquely placed to report on events from both sides, being trusted by the one side because of his earlier writings, and by the other because of his Canadian nationality, which automatically leads the UCK to presume that he supports their cause.
This book is largely concerned with the incursion of the UCK into Macedonia, and the conflict that ensued, and continues to this day. It documents in detail the complexity the Macedonian government faced in responding to acts of terrorism on their own soil, while seeking to avoid at all costs offending NATO for fear of suffering Serbia's fate. It documents the extensive support, weaponry, and military assistance given to the UCK by the US, and the degree to which this support and encouragement hampered the Macedonians government's ability to respond effectively to a terrorist insurrection/armed invasion from Kosovo.
For those interested in the Balkans, terrorism, politics, or the involvement of the US in the conflict in Macedonia, as well as for those merely wishing to get a more balanced overall picture of the complexity of the various conflicts in the Balkans this book is well worth reading.
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Title: Inat : Images of Serbia and the Kosovo Conflict by Scott Taylor ISBN: 189589610X Publisher: Esprit de Corps Books Pub. Date: 16 March, 2000 List Price(USD): $13.99 |
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