10 May 1993 For the third time Montenegro looked to the Serb Republic in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Assembly to reach a decision which would bring salvation. The Montenegrin government finally realized that all moves had been exhausted and it decided to introduce family cards, which are a preparation for the introduction of coupons and rations which are expected to ensure a more […]
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