The review mentioned was printed in the L.A. Times Book Review section by
the UK Telegraph film critic, so I sent my short letter to both
newspapers. It is not a big deal, but I just could not resist replying to
such stupidity.
dtletters@telegraph.co.uk
Subject: Book Review
Dear Editor:
In his review of “Sundance Sarajevo” film critic Tom Shone writes about
Sarajevo “….You mean like figuring out why the Yugoslavs, having
survived the world’s longest siege in modern history, …”
I don’t believe the inhabitants of Sarajevo would appreciate being called
“Yugoslavs”. They are Bosnians, of the internationally recognized country
of Bosnia-Herzegovina and it was the Yugoslavs, meaning Serbs, who were
doing the besieging of Bosnia’s capital Sarajevo for four terrible years.
Sincerely,
Hilda M. Foley
National Federation of Croatian Americans
13272 Orange Knoll
Santa Ana, Ca 92705, USA
