There are no saints, no angels, no devils in the war in Yugoslavia which dismembered a sovereign power, caused the uprooting of millions, and the extraordinary myopic criteria which may very well haunt civilized man for generations to come. "Perfidy in the Balkans - the Rape of Yugoslavia" is the passionate howl of rage from an author who asks some trenchant questions. Could this dreadful war have been avoided? Why are the primary victims primarily victimized? What was the real role of Germany in the destruction of the country? What induced America to adopt a policy so one-sided that it may well be contributing to a wider conflict? Why has the world press declared its own war against the people of Serbia? By what right and by using what criteria does the United Nations imperil the lives of 10 million people? For those interested in the Balkans and in justice, this book is indispensable.