The war monograph "Hadžići during the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995" was promoted in the packed Multimedia Hall Hadžići last night (March 3). The co-publishers are the Institute for Research of Crimes Against Humanity of the University of Sarajevo and the Municipality of Hadžići.
The authors of this monumental publication of 409 pages are dr. sc. Zilha Mastalić Košuta, Vahid Alađuz, prof. and M.Sc. sc. Elvedin Mulagić.
The book was promoted by prof. Ph.D. Rasim Muratović, director of the Institute for Research of Crimes Against Humanity at the University of Sarajevo, then dr. sc. Vahid Karavelić, general and Hamdo Ejubović, B.Sc. Eng. mash. the head of the Municipality of Hadžići.
War monograph "Hadžići during the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995." presents a 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. Research work and the writing of a work like this is an extremely complex and difficult job, which the authors approached extremely responsibly.
The material was collected for a full 14 years, and then the authors turned that material into a capital work containing over 2,000 footnotes in two and a half years of intensive work.
The immediate imperative of this work is a truth that cannot be and is not the result of any compromises. The future needs the truth about the past, and the present needs to carefully secure it. This book is a contribution to the history of the area that today is administratively covered by the municipality of Hadžići.
The promotion was enriched with their recitals by the members of the cultural and artistic society "Mladi metalac" Hadžići Farah Dželilović and Nejra Rizvan. Those present received a free copy of the monograph as a gift from the Municipal Chief Ejubović. This event is part of the program marking March 1 - BiH Independence Day and March 6 - Hadžići Municipality Day.
