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Logavina Street: Life and Death in a Sarajevo Neighborhood
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Reviews (8)
2 May 2015Nice insights
Provides good examples of daily life, difficulties inherent to the residents and psychological changes..
30 April 2015A book that should be read by many people to understand war so there will be no more wars in this world and people won't hate ea
Very interesting.
31 December 2013Not nearly as good as Her other book on N. Korea(Nothing to Envy)
Names are very confusing.
23 October 2013Poignant, insightful, grounded in the daily grind of chronic conflict
This book chronicles the life of people on one street in Sarajevo and the impact of the Bosnian war on their lives.
26 December 2012Heartbreaking and utterly readable ...
The Bosnian war is sort of a blur to me.
18 July 2012a profoundly moving and human account of this terrible conflict
Barbara Demick creates a vivid portrait of the array of families under siege in Sarajevo in the early 90's and has updated them with fascinating perspective and fresh interviews for this very welcome re-issue of her first book.
10 July 2012Another Demick Masterpiece
Barbara Demick's \"Logavina Street\" is one of the best books on Sarajevo and the Bosnian War.
28 May 2012Fans of Barbara Demick's "Nothing to Envy" will enjoy this updated re-release of her 1996 Sarajevo-based work
I'm very pleased that Barbara Demick's \"Logavina Street\" got a second life after her brilliant book on North Korea, .