In March 2011 , Marko Attila Hoare , an associate professor of economics , politics , and history at Kingston University posted a personal blog entry which dealt with a number of issues regarding Cohen 's book . He wrote that denial of the genocide at Srebrenica in July 1995 " tends to go hand-in-hand with the denial of the genocidal crimes carried out by Serbian Nazi quislings and collaborators during World War II " . He stated that " Great Serbian nationalists of the 1990s waged a hate campaign against Croats and Bosniaks , seeking to equate the '' entire '' Croat and Bosniak nations with the Ustashas " . He observed that Cohen wrote his book as a response to this propaganda . Hoare recounted meeting with Cohen in the mid-1990s , and stated that the book was " very good " . He also noted that attacks on Cohen by Serb nationalists have continued for 15 years , extending to a claim that Cohen had n't even written the book . Hoare dismissed this claim as a " complete fabrication " , stating that he had met Cohen at Yale University during the book 's writing , had read the manuscript and discussed it with Cohen at length , and seen Cohen 's library and archive
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