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The dramas by the famous Croatian writer Slobodan Schneider, Snake Skin, Ines & Deniz, and Jerusalem 99, are united by the theme of war, which in these works acquires a universal sound. For his characters, the war does not end with the last shot, but continues with a wound in the heart. For his heroes, the war never ends, because they live in Bosnia, which is not only a country but also a metaphor for the author. To tell the story of the eternal tragedy of man, Slobodan Schneider turns to holy books and folklore sources, cultural studies and documentary evidence, melting them into a highly emotional fiction text. In his stories, the primordial, archetypal intertwines with the recognisably modern, and the "yesterday" and "tomorrow" of humanity are reflected in the present. The works of the Croatian playwright are successfully staged in theatres across Europe and the world.