27 September 1993 ‘‘After Bosnia, Sandzak comes next.” This statement Sulejman Ugljanin, the leader of the Party of Democratic Action for Sandzak (SDA), recently gave in the interview with an Istanbul daily has once again disturbed and caused anxiety among Serbs and Muslims in this part of Yugoslavia. Such fears frequently felt over the past year and a half that […]
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