If forty-one slaughtered children had really been found in Vukovar, G.M. an amateur photographer would be a happy man. All other aspects of the Vukovar tragedy would be forgotten, the conquerors would be seen as liberators, the Serbian Army issue would have gained a lot, and G.M. would become a celebrity. Some success, however, has been achieved. News of such […]
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