Miljan Peter Ilich

Bosnian Phoenix (eBook, ePUB)

How Bosnia Saved Europe and Made Possible the Modern Age

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Bosnia-Herzegovina is a small country chat's had an amazing inJluence on

the history of Europe a11d the world. le formed the heart of Shakespeare's Illyria.

For centuries, its people were a mainstay of the Roman Empire,

providing it with elite troops and several of its greatest emperors.In Bosnian Phoenix, author Miljan Peter Ilich offers a novel and enlightening

perspective on the astounding historical importance of Bosnia.

He emphasizes the resilience of the country throughout its evolution from its

ancient historical roots. Its territory has fluctuated, but the basic geographical

extent of what is defined as Bosnia and Herzegovina has been remarkably

stable for a long rime. Ilich offers an understanding of the conflictual

relations in Bosnia by analyzing the inadequately recognized centuries-long significance of that nation

in regional and European affairs. For about a century, Bosnia took the lead in defending Europe from

Turkish invasions and was a champion of religious liberty within the Christian world.llich maintains chat since Bosnia and Herzegovina has

long been a multiethnic society, its history aids in the

understanding of social evolution in ocher mulciechnic societies.

The Bosnian story will be meaningful co people

in other countries since, with increased globalization,

the entire world is fast becoming one huge, complex,

multierhnic society. Bosnian Phoenix addresses a host

of myths about Bosnia and presents insight into this country and what it offers co the world.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Pen Culture Solutions
• Seitenzahl: 324
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781638122210
• Artikelnr.: 63982269

Autorenporträt

Miljan Peter Ilich earned a juris doctor from New York University and a PhD from City University of New York and is professor emeritus of law and history at the Technical Career Institute in New York City where he founded the TCI Law Review. Ilich has produced many documentaries, is an ongoing featured panelist of Activism for Peace in Israel and Palestine at the Left Forum Conferences, and has contributed to many publications. His dissertation on International Law is used by Universities and International organizations around the world. Ilich currently lives in Astoria, New York.