• The Ganic affair
  Author:  Emir Suljagic
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 10 March, 2010
  Emir Suljagic, who as a UN interpreter survived the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, is the author of Postcards from the Grave, published by The Bosnian Institute and Saqi Books in 2005. He here argues with passion that the recent arrest of Ejup Ganic in London was a predictable consequence of the policies pursued to this day by the ruling elite of which he formed part.
  

• Why it is important to defend Ejup Ganic
  Author:  Ed Vulliamy
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 10 March, 2010
  Outraged response to the recent arrest in London of one of Bosnia's wartime leaders by a journalist who covered the war in B-H for The Guardian and was (with Penny Marshall of ITN) responsible for revealing to the outside world the existence of concentration camps in areas occupied by Karadžic's forces
  

• Srebrenica resolution opens a public debate in Serbia
  Author:  Helsinki Committee to Defend Human Rights in Serbia
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 10 March, 2010
  Informative survey of the debate currently raging in Serbian political and press circles over whether parliament should, as the EU has urged, pass a resolution condemning the Srebrenica massacre, and if so in what terms.
  

• Ejup Ganic meets Franz Kafka
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Sunday, 07 March, 2010
  Not only was the arrest of one of Bosnia's wartime leaders in London - at the request of the very state guilty of the aggression against Bosnia - an outrage, and his subsequent treatment unacceptable. In addition, the charge against him is both deficient in form and inaccurate in substance.
  

• Michael Foot and the defence of Bosnia
  Author:  Quintin Hoare
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 06 March, 2010
  A brief appreciation of what Michael Foot and his wife Jill Craigie did to support Bosnia-Herzegovina from the very start of the Serbian aggression against that country
  

• What lies behind the arrest of Ejup Ganic
  Author:  Branka Magaš
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 06 March, 2010
  The London arrest of a Bosnian wartime leader heralds a new phase in Serbia’s unrelenting aggression against Bosnia-Herzegovina, in which the British authorities have now made themselves unwitting pawns.
  

• EU-member state participates in political kidnapping
  Author:  Christian Schwarz-Schilling
  Uploaded:  Friday, 05 March, 2010
  Strong statement by Christian Schwarz-Schilling, former High Representative to Bosnia-Herzegovina, condemning the arrest in London of wartime Bosnian leader Ejup Ganic
  

• Serbia’s aggression against Bosnia continues
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 04 March, 2010
  Comment on the arrest in London of a Bosnian wartime leader, republished from the author's Greater Surbiton website, which places the events of 3 May 1992 firmly in the context of Bosnia's legitimate defence against Serbian aggression.
  

• Serbian icons tarnished
  Author:  Stephen Schwartz
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 04 March, 2010
  Pungent comment on the unseemly events surrounding the recent removal of Artemije Radosavljevic, bishop of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosova, who helped to lead the successful campaign to elevate the notorious Nikolaj Velimirovic (1882-1956)to the sainthood
  

• The Blitzkrieg of 2 May 1992 and the events on Dobrovoljacka Street
  Author:  Jovan Divjak - interview
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 03 March, 2010
  Interviewed in October 2009 by Omer Karabeg of Radio Free Europe, retired Bosnian Army General Jovan Divjak describes the events of 2 and 3 May in Sarajevo, in which he was a direct participant
  

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