Rezak hukanovic biography of michael

'The Tenth Circle of Hell' by Rezak Hukanovic is an eye-witness account of life in the death camps of Bosnia, where Serbs locked up Croats and Muslims and subjected them to the most unimaginable atrocities.

But for the most part the rule, as described in a powerful memoir by an inmate of Omarska, Rezak Hukanovic, was that 'anyone could give a Serb.

By Michael Scharf.

Really heart-rending memoirs of Rezak Hukanovic, about his horrendous experience of the ethnic cleansing, during the war in Bosnia.

Kozarski Vjesnik (Kozara Herald, Newspaper).

THE TENTH CIRCLE OF HELL: A MEMOIR OF LIFE IN THE DEATH CAMPS OF BOSNIA by Rezak Hukanovic and with a Foreword by Elie Wiesel pages.

It was first published in 1993, the year after most of the events that it describes took place and it has since been translated many times into many languages. It’s one of the most shocking books I’ve ever read but one I feel compelled to recommend and advise others to read.

We should not forget that things like this happened in Europe, in a place where western Europeans took cheap package summer holidays and where the people killing each other looked like us, ate like us, sang like us, lived in houses like ours and got up in the morning to go to jobs like those we did.

There’s a scene in the film ‘Shooting Dogs’ about the killings in Rwanda where a woman news reporter says she was horrified in