Asked whether he would agree to give expert testimony at the trial of the Varazdin corps officers, a Yugoslav army general said: “How can I be an expert witness when I carried a hand grenade with me for days, hoping I’d meet that traitor Trifunovic and kill him.” Those words were spoken in 1993 just prior to the second court […]

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