Knjiga vanvremenskoga značaja (Amir Brka: NisimAlbahari, tragični revolucionar, Centar za kulturu i obrazovanje, Tesanj, 2018.)

Abstract

In the textbook "Critics of Amir Brka" prepared by Muhidin Džanko in the chapter "Cultural and General History", several works are devoted to a review of Amir Brka's book "Nisim Albahari, a tragic revolutionary" (Center for Culture and Education, Tešanj, 2018). One of these works is the work of Benjamin Londrc's "Book of Timeless Significance" in which he says, among other things: "... Biographical data on Nisim Albahari Amir Brka draws from first-class archival material, making incredible efforts to present the 'tragic revolutionary' as accurately as possible. At the end of the book, the author discusses Albahari's but also the destiny of the Jews and their position in post-war Yugoslavia. He emphasizes Albahari's view that Jews joined the partisan movement consciously, not just under the pressure of the violence they were exposed to during the war. They became tragic revolutionaries, as Amir Brka perceives and represents Nisim Albahari. With its appearance, this book by Amir Brka has attracted attention in the country and the region, and at the same time initiated the need for a more complex approach to this topic and the conduct of additional research in-depth and With its appearance, this book by Amir Brka has attracted attention in the country and the region, and at the same time initiated the need for a more complex approach to this topic and the conduct of additional research in-depth and With its appearance, this book by Amir Brka has attracted attention in the country and the region, and at the same time initiated the need for a more complex approach to this topic and the conduct of additional research in-depth and wideness. Based on the facts presented in the book, it can be concluded that Bosnian Jews were and remain an integral part of Bosnian society. The book is at the same time a reminder and memory of the rich life of Jews in these parts and their contribution to the Bosnian society ..."