Tomislav Dretar

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Tomislav Dretar (born 2 March 1945) is a Croatian,

Retirement

Because of his conflict with the advocates of the partition of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Franjo Tuđman's yes-men, he abandoned the holding of all political and military posts and leaves, with the aid of the EEC watchgroup into exile in Belgium, where he lives today, in the conviction that Tuđman worked on the conquest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that he is guilty for the Croatian-Bosnian war, that he robbed Croatia and has divided her property among his yes-men, and also that he is the inspirer, and thereby also the evil doer of the murders of HOS generals Blaž Kraljević and Ante Paradžik. That he had secret lines of command and that he worked in agreement with Slobodan Milošević and his servant Alija Izetbegović who betrayed Bosnia and Herzegovina, and with these two men planned and carried out the plan of tearing up Bosnia and Herzegovina.^[1]

After arrival in exile in

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Tomislav Dretar

• Vox interioris, Sarajevo 1976.
• Iris Illyrica daring, Banja Luka 1980.
• The Path inaccessible, Bihac 1984.
• Transfigurations, Bihac 1984.
• The sister of the Night. Naple 1984.
• The Book of Desir, Bihac 1986.
• The Painting, Bunch of sunlight, Beograd, 1988.
• "Douleur, rhapsodie tsigane" Brussels 1988
• The bitter Silver, Bihac, 1989.
• Searche of the infinity, Kikinda, 1989.
• The Distress, Gypsys Rhapsodie
  , Novi Sad, 1990.
• L'image, Florilége des lumières, Paris, 2001.
• ISBN 9782748199284
• ISBN 978-2-87-459-231-7
• Le Foyer des paroles, Paris, 2008.
• In doors of the Inaccessible/Aux Portes de l'Inaccessibles/Na vratima nedostupnog – bilingue français-croate, Brussel, 2009.
• ISBN 978-2-930333-34-2
• ISBN 978-2930333427
• Poems in Loft,(collective) – Poetry – Private Collection of Patrick H. Frèche, Flammarion, Paris, 2011, non-salable.
• ISBN 978-2-930333-56-4

• ISBN 978-2-930333-56-4
• ISBN 978-2-930702-71-1

External links

• Video on
  YouTube
• https://www.facebook.com/tomislav.dretar
• http://didactibook.com/produit/54959/9782930333847/Parole%20mon%20logement%20social Archived April 8, 2013, at archive.today
• http://thomasdretart.over-blog.com/article-tomislav-dretar-la-priere-croate-annee-de-dieu-1991-110713240.html
• http://livre.fnac.com/mp11285940/aux-portes-de-l-inaccessible?Origin=fnac_google
• http://www.manuscrit.com/Blog_Auteur.aspx?id=6543 Archived April 11, 2013, at archive.today
• http://espace-livres-creation.be/fiche-auteur/tomislav-dretar/^{[dead link]}
• http://dicocroate2.over-blog.com/article-tomislav-dretar-38997130.html
• https://mollat.com/Recherche/Auteur/0-1130956/tomislav-dretar^{[dead link]}