More information related to the book shared by some of the club members.

Source: Wordpress - Srebrenicra Massacre

 Maria Esther' contribution

This is a Youtube Video from the Al Jazeera English Channel about the trial and the sentence to Radovan Karadzic who was found guilty of genocide.

 

This is a review of the book published in Independent. 

Note: This link may not work properly on some computers due to the UK restriction, you'd better use your mobile phone. 

> Independet - The Little Red Chairs by Edna O'Brien, book review 

Noelia's contribution

This is a report from ICD International Crime Database about the trial of  Mothers of Srebrenica

> International Crime Database - Mothers of Srebrenica et al v. State of The Netherlands and the United Nations

January Meeting: The Little Red Chairs by Edna O'Brien

At the next meeting in January, we will talk about Edna O'Brien's novel "The Little Red Chairs", a chilling masterpiece in the opinion of The Guardian. We are sure to enjoy it as in our previous meetings. 

Let's read! 

There is a ton of information from both the book and its author, so some clubmates have already provided a large number of suggestions. We encourage you to share with us any information that you consider important.

Maria Esther's contribution

Edna O'Brien talking about his novel

Edna O'Brien on the Bosnian war and loneliness

Noelia's contribution

I've been reading The Little Red Chairs, concretely, the first chapter, where the author mentions some myths, legends and historical events. I needed to know more about Pooka and the Ballyseedy massacre, and this is what I've found.

source: The Irish Story

> The Irish Story: March 1923 - The Terror Month

source: IrishCentral

> The Irish legend of the Pooka

source: Belfast Telegraph

> "I think if I was a man I would not have had as hard a time" a Belfast Telegraph article