21 February 1994 Memoir notes by those who a few years ago negotiated the fate of exYugoslavia in the name of Europe, all agree in one point: Macedonian President Kiro Gligorov was the only reasonable and tolerant negotiator of all former Yugoslav leaders. At home, Gligorov was criticized for pursuing a mild and “not patriotic enough” policy, because of his […]
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