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Much has been written about the human losses of Croatia in the World War Two and in the period following it, but a lot of these writings offers unfounded and contradictory information. The author refers to the previous manipulations with the number of the war victims and presents his own calculation of the losses in the World War Two (demographic losses, emigration, war losses). He deals especially with the problem of the victims in Jasenovac, of those massacred by the partisans near Bleiburg and of those who died on the "way of the cross" and later in the postwar period, but also generally with the problem of the Croatian, Serbian and Muslim victims during the period of the Independent State of Croatia. (SOI : CSP: S. 560)

Rezension von: Cigar, Norman: Genocide in Bosnia. The policy of "ethnic cleansing". College Station/Tex. : Texas A&M Univ. Press, 1995. XVI, 242 S

Rezension von: Malcolm, Noel: Povijest Bosne. Kratki pregled. (Orig.: Bosnia. A short history.) Zagreb : Erasmus Gilda ..., 1995. XXVI, 370 S