24 November 1996 A hunt for “national traitors” has continued; the sociologist Laslo Sekelj has found himself in that role, a Hungarian Jew and expert on anti-Semitism, as well as author of the book Dishonorable Times (Akademija Nova, Belgrade, 1996). He is being sued for slander by the Society of Serbian-Jewish Friendship, by the dictate of it’s president, philosopher Dr. […]
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