Wojciech Tochman

During four years of the war in Bosnia, over 100,000 people lost their lives. But it was months, even years, before the process of identification, burial and mourning could begin. This text travels through the ravaged post-war landscape in the company of a few of those who survived, as they visit the scenes of their loss.

Surviving the Past in Bosnia

Like Eating a Stone

Dzisiaj narysujemy śmierć

Pianie kogutow placz psow

Bóg zapłać

Akoby si kameň jedla

Grzegorz Wełnicki

Eli, Eli

Jakbyś kamień jadła

Pánbůh zaplať

Jako bys jedla kámen

Antonia Lloyd-Jones

A sobering account of the human experience of war in Bosnia, told through the experiences of survivors during their searches for lost loved ones, includes tragic stories imparted from a hall where victim clothing is displayed, an underground cave, a camp for homeless refugees, and other areas. 15,000 first printing.

Journalist Wojciech Tochman addresses the abandoned and lonely in post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia, where the memory of terror persists.

Roosters Crow, Dogs Whine

Wojciech Tochman

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