Following is a comprehensive list of convicted war criminals (Serbs) as according to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), The Department I (Special Department for War ...

Following is a comprehensive list of convicted war criminals (Croats) as according to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), The Department I (Special Department for War ...

In acceptance of the Greater Serbia nationalist agenda of “rounding up the Serb lands“, that is, “the exit onto Serb ethnic territories”, and the greater state concept of solution of the Serb ethnic issue, ...

... o characterized Milosevic’s proposal as “unrealistic” and “dangerous.” Although it would do nothing more than provide a formal mantle to an already existing state of affairs, its acceptance would almo ...

... paramilitary forces in question were in the service of ultra-nationalist Bosnian Serbs who in 1991-1992 refused to be part of the newly established Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and instead set up ...

... for the aggression against Bosniaand Herzegovina, included 445 persons into their lists, for whom onMarch 20, 1992, they made a specification of the required armamentand equipment. On that occasion, they ...

...  and early 1990s to be able to draw a clear parallel between the anti-Muslim propaganda of the Serbian nationalists and the post September 11th re-interpretation of the war by  ...

... one. A number of times, General Kadijevic let Mesic know that he is not listening the Presidency. He refused to submit the report to the Presidency, because he did not want to talk with the alleged “ secessionists”. ...

... tragedy of the Serb people, which is experiencing a new Kosovo’, and by ever more explicit nationalistic statements and Chetnik iconography. 9 July.  First mass arrival of militant Kosovo Serbs in Novi ...