30 July 2001 The conflicts that accompanied the breakdown of the former Yugoslavia were often anticipated well in advance-with some of them even described with a certain accuracy. While war raged in Croatia in 1991, popular wisdom among journalists and politicians was that it was only a precursor for what would soon take place in Bosnia. As for Kosovo, it […]
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