To Kill a Nation
The Attack on Yugoslavia

should have paid more attention to this guy back when he was my college professor.......more

I'm actually very glad that I read Karadjis' "Bosnia, Kosova and the West" before this. Both authors approach this subject with very distinct methodologies. Basically, whereas Karadjis focuses a lot on the acts and intentions of the West, in particular NATO, Parenti makes it his goal of disproving t......more

I found this to be an exceptional informative book and having a very personal interest in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia I was keen to see what it had to say. To be honest, I half expected another character assassination of the the Serbian people & their culture as is the norm in the western media......more

The book is a rare Parenti L imo. I’m normally a big fan of his work and have an immense amount of respect for him, and this book does a phenomenal job of exposing the atrocities unleashed on Yugoslavia by NATO & the Western powers. But I just can’t get past the weird Bosnian genocide denialism & sw......more

Absolutely essential reading for understanding how NATO operates. The most important historical book I have read in years.......more