Promotion of the war monograph entitled "Hadžići during the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995", authored by dr. sc. Zilhe Mastalić Košuta, prof. Vahid Alađuz and M.Sc. sc. Elvedin Mulagić, will be held on the occasion of the Independence Day of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Day of the Municipality of Hadžići on March 3, 2022, starting at 7 p.m. in the Multimedia Hall in the Municipality of Hadžići.
The publishers of the book are the Municipality of Hadžići and the Institute for Researching Crimes Against Humanity and International Law at the University of Sarajevo.
The promoters of the book will be prof. Ph.D. Rasim Muratović, director of the Institute for Research of Crimes Against Humanity and International Law of the University of Sarajevo, dr. sc. Vahid Karavelić, general and B.Sc. ing Hamdo Ejubović, Mayor of the Municipality of Hadžići.
This book presents a very detailed chronological-thematic review of military-political events and other important segments of war history in the area of the municipality of Hadžići and its immediate surroundings in the period 1992-1995.
"The act of Hadžići during the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992-1995. by dr. sc. Zilhe Mastalić Košuta, prof. Vahida Alađuz and M.Sc. sc. Elvedina Mulagića is a very specific and extremely valuable work of history, a work that will testify in the best possible way to future generations about what happened in this area at that time. The authors decided to write in detail about a large number of different segments and events, both those that served the purpose of maintaining the implementation of legal authority in the area of Hadžić and preventing war, and those that had the opposite goal. Nowadays, it is rare to see such a detailed chronological work in which all described events are supported by authentic scientific sources in over two thousand footnotes, statements by actors of the time, photographs, etc. The work begins by describing and giving the reader a general picture of Hadžići and its wider surroundings, including Sarajevo itself. It is elaborated in eight chapters, starting with the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia and the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, through multi-party elections and the armed struggle by years in those and wider areas to the reintegration of Hadžić and the role of the police and civil authorities at that time." (Excerpt from the review Vahid Karavelić, Ph.D.).
