War correspondent Peter Maass spent most of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina reporting for The Washington Post. He composed the entire story about the war in the country almost three decades later, in an effort to turn his texts into a definitive record of what happened. On the occasion of the release of the book's second edition, Maass stayed in Sarajevo and spoke to N1 not only about the BiH war, but also about political populism, the denial of genocide and war crimes, the need to fight against them, as well as the dangers lurking in today's political world.

Play the full interview below to hear what he had to say.