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Book 1. They wouldn't scare a fly. War criminals on trial in Gaza

What transforms quite decent and civilised people, who do not differ in any way from others in everyday life, into murderers and wreckers during the war? Or can any of us also potentially become an evil-doer under appropriate conditions?

Searching for answers to these questions, Slavenka Drakulic has been following the proceedings at the hearings of the International Criminal Tribunal in Gaza on war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. In the wake of repeated incidents of violence and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, the author attempts to uncover the essence of the conflict that had been going on for some time, and the societal disruptions and political tensions that caused it to erupt.

Book 2. Nibi me neme(ies)

Traven, 1992. Young Bosnian S. is twenty-five years old, she is educated, beautiful, has her own house and a job as a teacher in a small town. She has friends and a normal life. But then one day a Serbian soldier knocks on her door.

Beresen 1993. A disfigured and angered immigrant woman gives birth to a child in Sweden. However, unlike other newborns in the ward, this child has no name, country, language or father, but there are a lot of parents, and a faceless mass of soldiers, who have been treating her. in the «women's room» of the concentration camp.

«Nibi me neem(is)» — is a gritty novel about the mass incidents of rape of women during the war in Bosnia, based on real eyewitness accounts of the victims, unvigilant histories and painful traumatic stories of the women Slavenka Drakulic talked to.