Bojana Đačić, director of the “Stevan Samardžić” Public Library in Pljevlja, Montenegro, has once again sparked public controversy after promoting new book titles on her public social media profiles and the library’s pages, describing them as part of the institution’s expanded collection.
According to Montenegrin media outlet Antena M, the covers of several of the publications feature individuals convicted of war crimes.
The promotion of these books has also brought renewed attention to Đačić’s past. According to the outlet, she had previously posed wearing a Chetnik cockade.
Antena M recalls that Đačić was appointed acting director of an elementary school in Pljevlja but was dismissed just two days after her appointment by then-Education Minister Vesna Bratić, over her views and rhetoric, which the outlet described as promoting Chetnik ideology.
