In Their Own Words
Based on over 120 hours of uncovered video and audio tape, this title tells the story of the birth of the SAS in the words of its founding members. It covers the regiment's formation in 1941 to its supposed disbanding in 1945. It is also a very human story of a gang of misfits coming together to create a unit like no other.
An SAS group is operating in Bosnia, directing air strikes against Serb positions. They are attacked, but their lives are saved by a Muslim woman, Kara. She is recruited by a group of Muslim fundamentalists, but Kara's game is altogether bigger, more shocking and more important.
A CIA agent fails to prevent the assassination of a Russian double-agent. Alina, the daughter of the murdered man, comes up against two men investigating a big theft from an insurance company. The two men are themselves unaware of their connection - one was the assassin, one the CIA man.
IFOR on IFOR is a unique account of the NATO-led mission in Bosnia. Using specially commissioned photographs and interviews, IFOR on IFOR looks at the work, equipment and opinions of the people behind the force. IFOR was set up as a result of the Dayton Accords - the agreement that finally established peace in Bosnia. One of the main architects of this people agreement was Richard Holbrooke, formerly United States Assistant Secretary for European and Canadian Affairs - and writer of the Foreword to IFOR on IFOR. In the pages of IFOR on IFOR you can meet a French Chef, the Russian Commander, British 'squaddies', a Scandinavian medic and an American General - and many more. Their experiences, and opinions, make compulsive reading and IFOR on IFOR will be of particular interest to all those who want a visual and written record of the IFOR mission in Bosnia.