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A 2003 analytical study by Tihomir Čuljak examines the causes, course, and geostrategic consequences of the Homeland War, with an emphasis on military operations, political processes, and the breakup of Yugoslavia.
The book War (2003) by Tihomir Čuljak presents a systematic and detailed analysis of wartime events in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, with a particular focus on the Homeland War in Croatia and the armed conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The author approaches the subject from military-political, geostrategic, and historical perspectives, aiming to examine the causal links that led to the disintegration of the socialist federation and the outbreak of armed conflict. In terms of content, the work encompasses thorough accounts of key military operations, defense organization, and the strategies and tactical maneuvers employed by both sides in the conflict. Čuljak provides a detailed breakdown of political decisions, international circumstances, and the roles played by global powers and diplomatic initiatives in shaping the course and conclusion of the war. Beyond the armed clashes themselves, the author analyzes the broader context, including psychological and propaganda warfare, intelligence activities, and the economic and demographic consequences of the conflict. The work serves as a comprehensive source of information and an expert overview for anyone interested in modern Croatian history, military strategy, and an understanding of the complex geopolitical dynamics in Southeast Europe during the 1990s.
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