Last days I had mixed feelings: I am glad Ratko Mladić was captured last Thursday, but I was also sad: most of the media I have seen forgot to.
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I talk about it, about people I met at the airport, and what was done to help people leave Sarajevo. As I said 30, people were evacuated during that month of April and thus saved from the horror of the upcoming war.
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Yes, they are wonderful people like all of our people from entire Yugoslavia. My book tries to shed some light on how Bosnia went to war. It is one of these many unwritten and unknown stories, which Mile wrote down now. So how you think about that? Serbs are all war criminals? Mile Jovicic was born in Rogatica, in eastern Bosnia, but he has lived most of his life in Sarajevo. There he finished university and started working for a French-Yugoslav engineering company. In he became general manager of Sarajevo Airport which position he held until the beginning of the war in Bosnia.
Since May he has lived in Canada. In his early school years Mile showed a talent for writing and won a national prize. It is an account of people trying to do good things as chaos was in the making. The scene is Sarajevo Airport, the most important strategic point of the upcoming war, where people rushed to flee the battles in the city.
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And then the plane was parked in a hanger which will be closed. And then he will be driven by van or transported by Dutch police helicopter to the Scheveningen prison. Last days I had mixed feelings: For me it felt that there was no balance in it and it did not feel right for my Serbian friends. For now I have something for those who think Serbs are all war criminals; sometimes you hear stories which take your breath away. One of these stories I did hear by accident: The question was if the map contained copyright, I checked this and the map was not copyrighted.
So Mile Jovicic did included the map from my website in his book.
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He wrote me that his book was about the beginning of the war in Bosnia Herzegovina and that he kept open the airport so a lot of people could flew away. Just to mention that in March we had a peace agreement signed, in May we had a real war. I talk about it, about people I met at the airport, and what was done to help people leave Sarajevo. As I said 30, people were evacuated during that month of April and thus saved from the horror of the upcoming war. Yes, they are wonderful people like all of our people from entire Yugoslavia.
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My book tries to shed some light on how Bosnia went to war. It is one of these many unwritten and unknown stories, which Mile wrote down now. So how you think about that? Serbs are all war criminals?
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Mile Jovicic was born in Rogatica, in eastern Bosnia, but he has lived most of his life in Sarajevo. There he finished university and started working for a French-Yugoslav engineering company. In he became general manager of Sarajevo Airport which position he held until the beginning of the war in Bosnia.
Since May he has lived in Canada. In his early school years Mile showed a talent for writing and won a national prize. It is an account of people trying to do good things as chaos was in the making. The scene is Sarajevo Airport, the most important strategic point of the upcoming war, where people rushed to flee the battles in the city.
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The book sheds new light on how the war began and how the doors were opened for the UN to use the airport for bringing aid to the city caught in a terrible war. You can order the book via amazon. They got him, finally! Ratko Mladic is arrested the Serbian prime minister confirmed.
Here his indictment from the ICTY. Libya March June In I did not know a lot about the world, but anno I think I have seen and heard a bit more:. Novi Sad, 29th April Belgrade represents for me so much feelings, so many emotions. I always had good times in Belgrade: Belgrade is on the crossroads of civilizations and there is for me nothing more to explain: I hope I will have more time to write about Belgrade: Maybe you think that this blog is about three cities in Serbia, but you are wrong: Even now I am still confused about the explanation of my friend while we were sitting in the train to Novi Sad.