Bosnia: A Short History was celebrated on its first publication as a brilliant work of history which set the terrible war in the Balkans in its full historical and political context. This revised edition has been updated with a new chapter that covers the events of 1993-1995 and remains the definitive work on the complex history of Bosnia. ''A quite brilliant piece of historical record-straightening. Everyone who wishes to have an opinion about Bosnia must read this book.'' Niall Ferguson, Daily Mail ''Clear-sighted, authoritative and eloquent.'' Dimitri Obolensky, Times Literary Supplement ''A Triumph of clarity, learning and balance.'' Adrian Hastings, New Statesman and Society ''Excellent.'' Paddy Ashdown, Sunday Times ''This is a splendid work of synthesis on a very complex subject, written with insight and sympathy: the best, indeed the only, informed book on a history that has become both topical and tragic.'' Hugh Trevor-Roper, Sunday Telegraph ''A marvellous book, a work of great scholarship.'' Margaret Thatcher

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The definitive work on the complex history of Bosnia from a well-known journalist and historian.

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Noel Malcolm is a writer, historian and journalist. A former Foreign Editor of the Spectator and columnist for the Daily Telegraph, he gave up journalism in 1995 to become a full-time writer, becoming in 2002 a Senior Research Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. He is a Fellow of the British Academy.

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The definitive work on the complex history of Bosnia from a well-known journalist and historian.