10 January 1997 THE YEAR 1996 WAS CERTAINLY A MILESTONE IN THE HISTORY of much of the former Yugoslavia. That was to have been expected in Bosnia-Herzegovina, because that was the first year of the implementation of the Dayton peace agreement. The record of putting the treaty into practice was nonetheless mixed and disappointing, even […]
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