by Patrick Moore THE FATE OF BOSNIA WILL DETERMINE NATO’S CREDIBILITY, or lack of it; set the course of Washington-Moscow relations; and help define the roles of countries such as Germany, France, and Japan in future international crises. That was the evaluation that U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke, the man who did the most to broker the Dayton […]
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