I have his book from his coverage of the Bosnian War, “Endgame: The Betrayal and Fall of Srebrenica: Europe’s worst Massacre since World War II” I don’t know if it is still in print, but it is Westview Press, 1997.

During the wars in Yugoslavia, David Rohde worked for the Christian Science Monitor, and did some of the best continuning coverage of the wars at all levels, the history and internal politics of Yugoslavia, the actual parts of the various wars, the European and US reactions — politics in the former Soviet bloc, in the Greek/Russian Orthodox bloc. He won a Pulitizer for uncovering the mass graves at Srebrenicia — but it was his several years of continuous coverage in those pre-google days that kept me reading the CSM every day.

Oddly about a week ago I was measuring bookshelf space by topic in preperation for a massive re-shelving project in the next few weeks — and as an excuse from “working” I pulled down Endgame along with Misha Glenny’s “The Balkans” as two to thumb through again, rather to answer the question, “Why do I have three feet of shelf space dedicated to wars in former Yugoslavia?” Anyhow, Endgame was his first book that won the Pulitizer.

Spencer, you also showed a lot of courage with your admission of that unfortunate post. Kudos, wonderful post.

My only point was that I’ve not even heard CNN say the size was limited by the state crackdown, seemingly an important fact to know.