Ask Croatian mothers...

Yugo Spiritism and Reincarnation Mario's Query on COPYEDITING-L (Digest) CHRONOLOGIES (At The New York Times Web site) The Story of Yugoslavia: 1914-1990 Chronology 1990-1995 Chronology 1996 Chronology of the War in Former Yugoslavia Compiled by CNN UNPROFOR in Croatia Chronology of Events Austria: Its Role in Europe, and in the Balkan War by Flora Lewis (The International Herald Tribune, 16 June 1995) Dismantling former Yugoslavia, recolonising Bosnia by Michel Chossudovsky War crimes in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina The Final Report of the UN Commission of Experts on "the Former Yugoslavia" The International Criminal Tribunal for "the Former Yugoslavia" Dayton: Bosnia Peace Agreement President of Bosnia and Herzegovina Alija Izetbegovic's letter to the U.S. Secretary of State Waren Christopher Thessaloniki, Centre of the Interbalkan Cooperation Macedonian Press Agency: Brief News Greek Bulletin (22/6/1995) THE "EUROSLAVIA" PROJECT Ask Croatian President Dr Franjo Tudjman Ask Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek Ask FYR Macedonia President Kiro Gligorov (Oslobodjenje Agency - ONASA, Zagreb, Apr. 13, 1996) "The idea of Yugoslav Confederation or Union of the Independent Yugoslav States, also died" Magazine WarReport article The Right to Beby Vladimir Milcin Sources passed MEDIAFILTER as "the more interesting articles on the matter" and published by it's BALKAN MEDIA & POLICY MONITOR's News and Analysis Digest (special Issue - number 3. August 25, 1995) AIM, "independent news pool" Zagreb (Croatia) by-weekly "ARKZIN" Belgrade (Serbia) newspaper "NASA BORBA" Podgorica (Montenegro) weekly "MONITOR" Belgrade (Serbia) weekly "VREME" Split (Croatia) weekly "FERAL TRIBUNE" BALKANS IN CYBERSPACE ZaMir (ForPeace) Transnational Network A try of cyber-yugoslavization in the name of peace South European Team NETwork A "Fidonet-type Yugoslav Net of BBSes" (in Serbian language) located in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska), FYR Macedonia, Bulgaria and Romania and connected to "YUInternet" Y U R O P E "This site covers information and interesting projects coming from former YUGOSLAVIA countries..." Y U R O P E (FTP) YU-QWest YU-QWest is "an apolitical gathering place and communication channel for folks from countries of former SFR Yugoslavia..."