Sarajevo War Theatre too small for promotion of Dragan Bursać's book

SARAJEVO, (Patria) – Sarajevo War Theatre SARTR could not accommodate all visitors who came to the promotion of Dragan Bursać's book, PTSP spomenar.

Professor of philosophy and sociology, journalist, and one of the biggest critics of ethnonational policies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragan Bursać attracts readers with his clear and open views, which often make him a target of right-wing audiences.

Although the book PTSP spomenar has a specific design, with a bullet hole through the entire book, it does not deal only with war themes to the extent expected.

„"PTSP spomenar" is a reflection on war. Sometimes immediate, sometimes with delayed effect,“ said Bursać in one of his earlier interviews.

"I don't want to sound like a folk star, but this is the best city. This is my city. This is my capital," said Bursać.

In addition to the author, the Sarajevo promotion of the book PTSP spomenar featured speeches by Croatian journalist Boris Dežulović, writer Martina Mlinarević Sopta, publisher Ramiz Huremagić, while the promotion was moderated by Dženana Alađuz. 

Dežulović, who also wrote the foreword for the book, said he wrote the foreword in one breath, in 15 minutes.