12 December 1994 A little before 10 o’clock on Saturday evening, a strong explosion shook western parts of Zagreb and was heard throughout the city, reviving unpleasant memories of time spent in shelters during the autumn of 1991. Even though there was also reason for fear this time, since only a few days earlier Karadzic had threatened to attack military […]

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