12 December 1994 Bihac is another “safe zone” like Gorazde, one of interest to the Serbian military. Civilians and soldiers, the old and the young, even children die here. This may sound cynical, but perhaps these children have a better fate in a world in which the life of one person means so little. For three years, Serb soldiers have […]
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