Title: Extract from &#65533;Books on Bosnia&#65533;, London 1999
Product review: This unusually shrill piece of pro-Pale polemics claims that the February 1994 market-place mortar shell, like the one in August 1995, was `a self-inflicted act of terrorism by the Sarajevo regime'; contains much flesh-creeping rhetoric on the subject of `Mujahedin'; and solemnly warns that any Western military intervention in Bosnia will lead to `a new world war'. Curiously, the text was produced in November 1995: anyone can get predictions wrong in advance of the event, but it requires a special talent to make false predictions about events that have already happened.
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