BRITISH POLICY
AGAINST CROATIA'S INTERESTS
Davor Ivankovic, Vecernji list, 6 December 2009, Bosnian Institute,
08 April, 2010
Confirmation of London's hostility to Croatian interests in the days of
the Major government has come from a former Croatian foreign minister giving evidence at
The Hague: 'the British asked that we surrender Baranja and a part of eastern Slavonia to
Serbia. The British proposal, agreed with Slobodan Miloševic, was that Baranja and
eastern Slavonia should become a condominium, that is, administered jointly by Croatia and
Serbia.' Until the recent...
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CHRONICLES 24
Dubrovnik: 'War for Peace'
Prepared by Branko Vojicic
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Even fifteen years after the
months' long siege of Dubrovnik, Serbia would not accept the truth that Serbian troops,
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CHRONICLES 21
Refugees: Victims of Ethnic Engineering
by Boris Delic, Safeta Bisavac and Drago Kovacevic
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Refugees are among the most
traumatic "accompanists" of any war. Massive expulsions or "voluntary"
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http://www.pescanik.net/content/
view/3382/1138/
RECKONING:
THE 1991 SIEGE OF DUBROVNIK AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE "WAR FOR PEACE"
Srdja Pavlovic
Pešcanik, 4 July 2009.
Srdja Pavlovic, Space of Identity, Volume 5.,April, 2005.
History and Memory, or History of Memory
The 1991 siege of the Croatian coastal city of Dubrovnik, which lasted nine months and had
devastating consequences for the city and the entire region, at the time re-focused the
world's attention on the war in the former Yugoslavia. The...
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