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Ballet Dancer
Stojan Cerovic's Diary: 
While Father Was Away on Business
In politics and in life, we usually choose between bad and less bad, sometimes between good and less good, and never between excellent and poor
A Play with Voting and Arresting: 
Derby in Politika
by Ivan Radovanovic
"It doesn't matter as of when, the only important thing being until when",
(a favorite proverb of Dr. Zivorad Minovic, the former president of the Politika Company)
Profile: 
Hadzi Dragan Antic Director and Acting Editor-in-Chief of "Politika"
by Dejan Anastasijevic
Eastern Slavonia: 
Agreement Upon Agreement
by Filip Svarm
It is obvious that the Eastern Slavonian Serb leaders have played out their roles, and that henceforth nobody shall ask them anything anymore
Refugees: 
Winter Moving
by Jelena Grujic
"I believe that no one will die because he is a refugee, but it's true that most of them will have nothing more than survival," deputy of the Serbian Commissioner for Refugees, Vladimir Curguz, told "Vreme"
Borisav Jovic's Truth: 
Diary of a Mad President
by Prepared by Milan Milosevic
Milosevic begins: - There'll be war, by God
We won't allow it, by God, I replied
Izet Sarajlic, Bosnian Poet
You Haven't Seen It, So Read About It: 
BBC: The Death of Yugoslavia Mira's advice to Sloba: Support the Serbs in Kosovo
by Roksanda Nincic
A five part (50 minutes each) serial shown on BBC Two in September (and no station in the FRY rebroadcast it) used a combination of interviews with the main actors of the bloody break-up of the country and documentary material to chronologically present all the political and military steps that brought an end to Yugoslavia.