Issue 270 - December 7, 1996

Never again shall Milosevic hatch from these eggs with any dignity. He himself is the greatest slave and the least free man in Belgrade, so that even his own name (Slobodan = free) is ridiculing him now

"The gesture of the Serbian Supreme Court judges is not just a reflection of their conscience and their feeling of being honorable as judges but also a scream, a call for the independence of the judiciary"

Just as the democratic world lent support to Milosevic openly during the latest elections, the Kosovo Albanians are not hoping for a democratic solution which seems to them to be an illusion but on an authoritarian solution for the Kosovo problem

Belgrade citizens have been reduced to having to - just like during the German occupation - listen to foreign short-wave radio stations in order to find out what is happening in Serbia

"It is so obvious what's going on. Will we allow the thief to maneuver his hand into our pocket, while we are calmly watching, or not!"

"The authorities are doing things which we don't like", says the chief of the US mission in Belgrade for our magazine

By its Declaration about Internal Policy and the Statement about Intention the opposition exceeds the slogan of the marathon demonstrations: "Come On! Let's go! All charge!" The regime, anew within the international environment, starts its action of thwarting the opposition and denying the freedoms