24 January 1994 On Tuesday, January 18, the Belgrade daily “Politika” published the obituary notice for Goran Galjak, an elite trooper and captain of the Yugoslav Army, which said that “he died of enemy fire on December 27, 1993.” Officially, the Yugoslav Army never reported his death. Unofficially, there was a story that Captain Galjak had been killed in Bosnia […]
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