Nisam zavijao s vukovima

Tomislav Jakić

Emphasizing that the book is not a memoir, but neither is it autobiographical, Tomislav Jakić said that he is not recounting his life in it, but that his life is "a means to achieve authenticity".

Jakić said that in the book, among other things, he talks about how the decision-making process went in Mesić's office, and also presents unknown details related to the arrival of former American President George W. Bush in Croatia. It is a "silent war" between Mesić and former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader over whose show it will be, he said.

Editor

Esad Kočan

Dimensions

25 x 16 cm

Pages

630

Publisher

Gariwo, Sarajevo, 2013.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

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