Diplomat in the Midst of War - Eyewitness to NATO's bombing of the embassy and the war in the South Union

Author: Pan Zhanlin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: On May 7, 1999, the United States and NATO bombed the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia, resulting in three deaths, over 20 injuries, and the destruction of the embassy. This was a brutal act in the history of human civilization that was unprecedented and unheard of. At the time, the author Pan Zhanlin served as the Chinese ambassador to Yugoslavia and, from the perspective of a first-hand witness and the commander directing the self-rescue efforts at the embassy, used a realistic and descriptive style to recreate the events leading up to and following the bombing of the embassy. NATO's blatant bombing of the Chinese embassy: it was not an indirect attack, but a direct one. How was the operation to bomb the embassy carried out? Why did the bomb targeted at the ambassador fail to detonate? Was it an accident or intentional? Analysis of the bombing incident. This book will unravel these mysteries for you one by one. On May 7, 1999, the United States and NATO bombed the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia, resulting in three deaths, over 20 injuries, and the destruction of the embassy. This was a brutal act in the history of human civilization that was unprecedented and unheard of. At the time, the author Pan Zhanlin served as the Chinese ambassador to Yugoslavia and, from the perspective of a first-hand witness and the commander directing the self-rescue efforts at the embassy, used a realistic and descriptive style to recreate the events leading up to and following the bombing of the embassy. NATO's blatant bombing of the Chinese embassy: it was not an indirect attack, but a direct one. How was the operation to bomb the embassy carried out? Why did the bomb targeted at the ambassador fail to detonate? Was it an accident or intentional? Analysis of the bombing incident. This book will unravel these mysteries for you one by one.