This is a Serbian documentary but anybody who watches it from the area of former Yugoslavia will learn that everything is not black and white and it never is.

Not many Croats will have the willpower to watch the whole documentary but they should not because of the part about politics before the war and war itself but for the second part that talks about economy and what has happened to us all after the wars.

Pay attention to the graph of the Yugoslavia and the debt that each country accumulated.

Shame that the author was not more neutral because many people will not see it because of it.

At the end its better to be a colony then to kill each other.

Very informative account of the events that led up to the break up of Yugoslavia as well as the events that took place during and after the wars. The background historical information that helps put things into context was very useful too.

The film presents very well the fact that at the time and for obvious reasons the Western and Yugoslav politicians as well as the Western mass media played their role very well towards the break up. This is especially true in the West were the public had to be convinced for the necessity of the break up and intervention.

I see several parallels with what is currently (Dec 2011) happening to a lot of European countries that are struck by the Capitalist crisis.