20 June 1994 The Association of Russian Writers awarded the “Mikhail Sholohov” award to Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic. The Belgrade press did not devote much space to the occasion. This was one of the rare occasions when Karadzic could travel without being afraid that he might be arrested as a war criminal, or when he travels in the capacity […]
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