24 July 1995 The doctrine of Klaus Kinkel, the German Minister for Foreign Affairs, has a tendency to expand: last week it went “let Srebrenica go, hold on to Zepa”; now it is “let Srebrenica and Zepa go, watch Gorazde”; further alterations are expected. At the time when this article is written (Thursday evening, July 20), Zepa, according to UN […]
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