The act of feigning false facts is inherent to the nature of war. The Bosnian War from 1992 to 1995, which claimed thousands of lives, is no exception. Tanja Vukovi analyzes the warring parties and their perspectives on the events of the war. She outlines a chronology of events, examines prominent protagonists and incidents, and sheds light on them from various angles. This book does not seek to assign blame but aims to dispel prejudices.