About 200,000 Jews in Lithuania, 90%-95% of whom died in the Holocaust...

These are shocking numbers...

This book will be a sharp scalpel on why such a Holocaust in Lithuania happened, what the mechanism was, and the current state of the history of the country.

This work, a book about Lithuanian complicity in the Holocaust, caused great controversy among the Lithuanian public.

The work also provides a very serious insight into what historical revisionism is.

The book provides a chronological account of the complex and bizarre Syrian Civil War.

The explanations are quite detailed and can be read by those who know nothing about this civil war. It was very easy to understand the flow of how this civil war came to be so intricately composed.

It was also important for me to know the tactics of the U.S. and Russia in response to this civil war. I now understand why this civil war was so important in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

What did the author, a poet, see and feel in the city of Belgrade after the Yugoslav conflict and NATO bombing?

The casual, everyday life that continues after the conflict.

In the words that describe the daily life, the shadow of the conflict gradually appears and disappears...

I think this work is very rare in that it captures the daily lives of people who still live there, rather than easy-to-understand "special events. It is a wonder that it does not merely cut out everyday life, but also gives us a sense of the depth of human life.

I thought it was quite plausible that this work won the Yomiuri Literary Award. This work has a mysterious power.

This work is a collection of essays by Kayoko Yamazaki, a poet living in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.

Why did the Yugoslav conflict happen...

This conflict has been described in terms of a simple "Serbian villain theory."

In the midst of such international public opinion, Serbia was bombed by NATO. The author remained in Belgrade during the intense bombing and wrote in this book the voices of the people living there and his own thoughts and feelings.

In 1999, during the Kosovo War, NATO forces conducted heavy air strikes on Belgrade and Serb settlements on the pretext of "stopping the Serbian genocide. The weapons used were depleted uranium munitions, which cause radioactive contamination in areas where they are fired. These weapons cause radioactive contamination in the area where they are fired. I was shocked to learn that NATO forces were shooting such dangerous weapons in large quantities, and I picked up this book because I thought, "I must know more about the realities caused by these weapons.

This article will discuss the horror of such depleted uranium munitions.

This book is a must for anyone who enjoys good documentaries and is interested not only in soccer, but also in the connections between sports, politics, economics, and cultural theory. （It is a book for those who enjoy good documentaries and those who are interested in the connections between sports, politics, economics, and culture.

I agree exactly.

I found this work very stimulating, questioning the why of society and history through its radical supporters. There are many quite surprising things in the book. I highly recommend this work!

In 2007, at the age of 66, Osim suffered a stroke and retired as Japan's national coach. However, he has made a remarkable recovery, and despite the aftereffects of his illness, he has been working energetically for reconciliation in his homeland. This book provides an insight into Bosnia 20 years after the conflict through the activities of Osim after his return to Japan.

So far, the "Yugoslav Soccer Trilogy" has discussed Mr. Stojkovic and the Yugoslav conflict, and the final work will take a closer look at Sarajevo-born Osim and the Bosnian conflict.

This trilogy will give you a fairly broad perspective on the Yugoslav conflict.

This is a book that simply overwhelms me with the greatness of coach Osim. It is truly regrettable that Osim fell ill.

I recommend this work to all, not just soccer fans!