Dzakula has been kidnapped. Everybody stands to gain: the Serbian political leadership, its war lobby, the leaders in Knin, even the hawks urging a Greater Croatia. The fear of talking openly of the Serbs’ real interests in Croatia, has passed the critical mass. Veljko Dzakula is a Serbian leader in Krajina who was the first in many things. He was […]
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