Issue 202 - August 14, 1995

And what would the captain's command be if besides the army before him and at his sides and his back, the army were to let the artillery fire. What would the command be?
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And Pavle said that the command would be: "Prayer!"

Resistance in the Krajina stopped on the evening of August 8 when the 21 Krajina Corps surrendered, the only army Corps that kept fighting

It took Croatia three days to get rid of all its Serbs. We can be disgusted with their enthusiasm, but only as long as we are sure that we would not celebrate a similar exodus of Albanians with similar enthusiasm. If you know that your heart would rejoice, then forget the Croats and leave them to their happiness

According to a story, Belgrade was the gayest city in Europe during World War II. And nothing has essentially changed. Except that the war then was much more official and the "allies" did not just threaten to bomb.

When he lost his nerve, Radovan Karadzic tried to dismiss general Ratko Mladic the more popular charismatic military leader. All the generals sided with Mladic who controls the Bosnian Krajina and most of the army. Despite condescending tones from Pale, there is no reconciliation: Belgrade is backing Mladic against Karadzic. Are we going to get two Bosnian Serb Republics like we had two Krajinas

Haris Silajdzic lost the struggle for power in Bosnia-Herzegovina in the classical ex-Yugoslav Communist tradition. According to the party state model, only someone strongly supported by the ruling party wing can remain at the top of the state pyramid