Mrs Milosevic defends the wars in the former Yugoslavia and declares her love for her husband. Riccardo Orizio has tracked down these fallen tyrants and thrown a new light on people whose names have become synonymous with misery, death and terror for entire nations.
Sie haben Tausende von Menschen auf dem Gewissen und leben meist unbehelligt im Exil: die Diktatoren der jüngsten Zeitgeschichte. In einem Meisterstück des investigativen Journalismus spürt Riccardo Orizio gefallene Despoten wie Idi Amin, Jean-Bedel Bokassa oder Wojciech Jaruzelski auf. Er bringt sie zum Reden über ihr Leben, ihre Opfer, ihre politischen Machenschaften. Ein packendes Buch über Schuld und das Fehlen von Sühne.
Focusing on the struggles of various tribes facing extinction, the book explores how their unique identities are threatened by societal alienation due to racial differences. It delves into the lives of groups such as the Blancs Matignon in Guadeloupe, the Burghers in Sri Lanka, and the Poles in Haiti, highlighting their fight for survival and the cultural challenges they encounter in their respective countries. Through these narratives, the book sheds light on the broader themes of identity, resilience, and the impact of discrimination.