Issue 152 - August 22, 1994

Many believe Mladic is actually the most powerful man in the RS. They say that the only thing that functions in the self-proclaimed Serb state is the army and that even without a declaration of a state of war it has total power on the ground. Also, the General has always appeared as the right man in the right place from Knin to Pale and they say his career couldn't have been made without the consent of Milosevic. Mladic must take his side soon

The agreement on stopping all sniper fire in Sarajevo, signed by the representatives of the Bosnian Serb Republic and the BH Army on August 14, still holds, and is proof that "elements out of control'' who, for over two years shot whoever they wanted to from their safe hiding-places had been under orders from the very beginning

Bozidar Vucurevic: excerpts from an interview with the truck driver, poet and leader of the Herzegovina Serbs.

One circle, that of the disintegration of the Yugoslav state, is slowly being closed. Croats and Serbs and others who live with them and especially the Bosnian Muslims are on the road to reaching an agreement over their nations and their state rights.

What happened to the until recently relatively safe and protected citizen who could expect police protection from violence and robbery, legal protection from the courts, help in the hospitals, money in the banks, education in the schools? His state fell apart, that's what

I've been dreaming the same dream for days. I see a mass of whales who have intentionally stranded themselves on the beach. They are dying slowly before the eyes of the world. Science still hasn't come up with an explanation why these noble animals commit collective suicide. Perhaps our example will help them learn the truth

King, Queen, Knave... what is the order in the Serbian power puzzle and what role does your butcher have in the whole thing...