Good People in an Evil Time

In the 1990s, Svetlana Broz, granddaughter of Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito, served as a physician in Bosnia, uncovering profound stories from her patients amidst the war. These firsthand testimonies reveal the resilience of ordinary people who resisted genocide, showcasing acts of humanity and bravery. Notable figures include Mile Plakalovic, a compassionate taxi driver aiding the wounded, and Velimir Milosevic, a poet entertaining children in hiding. The narratives highlight the courage of individuals who risked their lives to aid others, transcending ethnic divisions.