The Bridge Betrayed: Religion and Genocide in Bosnia (Comparative Studies in Religion and Society Book 11) (Volume 11)
In The Bridge Betrayed, Michael A. Sells investigates the pivotal role religion played in the genocide in Bosnia. Drawing from the Comparative Studies in Religion and Society series, the book analyzes how religious elements were weaponized in the ethnic strife of the 1990s, revealing the profound betrayal of communal bonds and the consequences for society.
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The Bridge Betrayed delves into the complex role of religion in the Bosnian genocide, highlighting how religious rhetoric and symbolism were manipulated during the conflict.
As part of the Comparative Studies in Religion and Society series, this volume provides a detailed examination of the societal and religious dynamics that fueled ethnic violence in the region.
Author Michael A. Sells offers insights into the historical and cultural contexts that shaped the events, emphasizing the betrayal of shared religious heritage.
This work contributes to broader discussions on religion's impact on modern conflicts and societal divisions.
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