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The first authoritative biography of Slobodan MilosevicSlobodan Milosevic died in in his prison cell in The Hague, putting a premature end to his trial for war crimes during the Yugoslav LeBor, a critically acclaimed author and journalist who covered the Yugoslav Wars for the Independent and the Times, documents the life of a man whose policies instigated four wars, who.

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In the first authoritative biography of former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic, Adam LeBor documents the life of a man whose policies instigated four wars, who skilfully exploited the most modern techniques of media management to whip up a nationalist frenzy, and under whose rule bloody campaigns of ethnic cleansing systematically destroyed a once sophisticated multi-national country.

More than a decade after Slobodan Milošević stepped down as President of the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and, more importantly, as the undisputed leader.

The author's admission to the press that "I never met Slobodan Milosevic, although I wrote a biography of him" sums up the credibility of this book. LeBor misleads readers throughout his book. When describing Milosevic's ascent to power (pg. ) he says that a crowd of unruly Serbs attacked a predominantly Albanian police force in Kosovo.