Munevera Hadzisehovic was born in Prijepolje in 1933. She earned a Ph.D. in physics at the University of Belgrade and worked at the Vina Nuclear Institute south of Belgrade. She is the author of more than fifty articles published in the international scientific journals on nuclear issues, environmental sciences and water resources.
"Told from the rare perspective of a Muslim woman in a multiethnic society, Munevera Hadzisehovic's autobiographical account reveals the profound impact of social and political changes in twentieth century Yugoslavia. Her personal history took shape amidst far-reaching changes in the world around her. From her 1930's upbringing in the multiethnic Muslim-majority Sandzak region to employment at a prestigious research institution in Belgrade in the 1980's, her autobiography blends a participant's informed observations with intensely personal experiences to produce a trove of informative insights into life in twentieth century Yugoslavia."--Robert Donia
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