TADEUSZ MAZOWIECKI. REPORTS FROM YUGOSLAVIA 1992-1995

Discover the shocking testimony of the war years in Yugoslavia, seen through the eyes of Tadeusz Mazowiecki, the UN Special Rapporteur. His reports from 1992-1995 are an invaluable document showing the cruelty of the conflict and the helplessness of the international community. This publication is not only a record of history, but also a reminder for future generations.

• Detailed reports from 1992-1995
• UN documents supplemented by archival materials
• First-hand accounts of persecution and atrocities
• Invaluable source for historians and researchers
• Testimony of the unprecedented resignation from the function
• Special edition for the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide

As the UN Special Rapporteur, Tadeusz Mazowiecki undertook the extremely difficult task of documenting human rights violations in the former Yugoslavia. His reports, collected in this publication, are a shocking testimony to those events. This publication is an important voice in the discussion about the responsibility of the international community for the tragedy that took place in the Balkans.

This publication contains 18 reports that were drawn up during Tadeusz Mazowiecki's mission from 1992 to 1995, along with the most important related documents and press materials. The basis for the publication are documents of the United Nations, supplemented by materials from the Tadeusz Mazowiecki Archive, held at the Central Archives of Modern Records in Warsaw, and from private collections. The reports are an important source for studying the history of the conflict, the persecutions and atrocities following the breakup of Yugoslavia. They were later utilized by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the trials of war criminals.

This book is not just a collection of dry facts and statistics. It is primarily a story about people who have experienced unimaginable suffering. It is also a story about the courage and determination of Tadeusz Mazowiecki, who was not afraid to tell the truth, even when that truth was uncomfortable for many. This publication is an important voice in the discussion about human rights and how important it is for the international community to respond to violations of those rights.

The University of Warsaw Publishing House is proud to present this unique edition, which sheds new light on the history of the conflict in Yugoslavia and the role of Tadeusz Mazowiecki in the pursuit of justice and peace. This is a must-read for anyone interested in recent history, human rights and Poland's role on the international stage. The book has 900 pages, a format of 244x178 mm and a hardcover binding.