“General Arso Jovanović’s shadow — whether from the edge of a remote field, a forest thicket, the bottom of a river, or a sealed-off tunnel, without a marked grave — haunted those who held power for decades, building themselves palaces and marble sarcophagi, and yet, because of it all, earned the contempt and oblivion of the people. Arso, even if he could, would not have traded his fate ‘neither in this world nor the next’ for theirs.”

“Is Arso Jovanović the only one condemned to eternal silence? What are the powers that fear the graves of their opponents? Is the graveyard silence over his ‘case’ more fruitful than the analysis of the drama of a man crucified by the storm of old faith and betrayal by former high priests?”