Called "one of the finest volumes to come out of the war" by the "New York Times," an adjunct to a powerful documentary film. With an emphasis on Serbian complicity, the book combines eyewitness reports, political commentary and documentary photographs to elucidate the origins and aftermath of the breakup of Yugoslavia. It follows the Balkan struggles from the stirring of Serb nationalism in 1987 through the Fall of Krajina in August 1995. With a useful chronology, coverage of major personalities and a balanced perspective, it is an accessible portrait of civil war.  (BLK03, $17.00)