Irfan

Thanks Irfan Mirza for the kind words about my book. Thank you for your fight for a better Bosnia. We appreciate it very much.

Prevod na bosanski jezik: Jutarnja kafa i knjiga kraj bazena - od prošlog vikenda. ?itam novu knjigu autora doktora Emira Rami?a, "Knjiga Pam?enja i Opomene". U manje od 250 strana, dr. Rami? nudi primjere prirode diskursa o bosanskom genocidu i opominje ?itaoce da je put budu?nosti za Bosnu i njene komšije najbolje graditi kroz kulturu sje?anja na genocid, a suprotstavljaju?i se negiranju istog. Na bosanskom jeziku, ovu knjigu trebaju ?itati svi Bosanci, Srbijanci, Hrvati, i Crnogorci. Uskoro ?e iza?i izdanje na engleskom, i to ?e nam dozvoliti da ovu važnu poruku podijelimo sa ostatkom svijeta. Dr. Rami? je do najmanjih detalja dao opise, kroz reference koje su živopisni i opipljivi podsjetnici na nešto što je Albert Einstein rekao: "Svijet je opasno mjesto, ne zbog onih koji su zlo, ve? zbog onih koji vide zlo i ništa ne urade." Kolektivno sje?anje i u?enje iz prošlosti je jedan od na?ina da osiguramo da nismo od onih koji "ništa ne rade." Hvala Dr. Rami?u na ovom podsjetniku i na prilici da budemo bolji gra?ani i ?uvari istine i pravde danas nego što smo bili ju?e.

Morning coffee and a poolside read—since the Labor Day weekend, I read and re-read a newly released book by Dr. Emir Rami?, entitled "Knjiga Pam?enja I Opomene." In under 250 pages, Dr. Rami? provides examples of the nature of discourse about the Bosnian genocide and leaves readers with an eye-opening caution that the path to the future for Bosnia and its neighbors is best forged through a culture of remembering the genocide and refuting its denial. In the Bosnian language, this book should be read by all Bosnians, Serbs, Montenegrins, and Croats. The English edition is slated to be released as well, and that will allow us all to share the vital message of this book with the rest of the world. The painstaking detail that Dr. Rami? has put into this compendium is apparent . His references are stark, vivid, and exemplary reminders of something Albert Einstein said, “The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing.” Collectively remembering and learning from the past is one of the ways that we ensure we are not among those who “do nothing. “ Thank you Dr. Rami? for reminding us and giving us the opportunity to be better citizens and stewards of truth and justice today than we were yesterday. Emir Ramic; Ramic Emirir; Institute For Research Of Genocide Canada (IGC); VOBG - Voices of the Bosnian Genocid

Irfan Mirza