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(E) Guardian prints nonsense - YOUR RESPONSE NEEDED
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Guardian Published RubbishE Subject: Julia Pascal's diatribeHilda M. FoleyLetter to the GuardianJuly 17, 2003Letters@guardian.co.uk Dear Editor:It was shocking to read the outright lies in Julia Pascal's letter abouther attendance at the International Children's Festival in Sibenik,Croatia. One could not possibly address all the allegations she made asthe letter would become overly long. Here are a few: She wrote aboutseeing "burned-ou
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(E) Brenda Brkusic's Letter Published in the Washington Times
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Finally Truth, as mistruths are often reportedThe Washington TimesSlavophobiaJune 9, 2003 Section: LETTERS Page: A20 THE WASHINGTON TIMES I am a 22-year-old university student studying to become a documentarian, and it was inspiring to see such an underrepresented subject as the discrimination against and hatred of Slavic people being explored in The Washington Times ("Acute Slavophobia," Commentary, June 1). Jeffre
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(E) Letter to BBC re: Uncertain future for Croatian Serbs
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"What goes around, comes around"!To: newsonline@bbc.co.uk Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 20:28:30 -0700Subject: Uncertain future for Croatian SerbsDear Editor:The article about the Croatian Serb refugees in Serbia was quiteinteresting but is in need of some clarifications.First, calling the Croatian Krajina region the "Krajina Serb Republic" isa misnomer. The rebel Croatian Serbs gave it this name, but no country inthe world (except Serbia) r
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(E) Letter to Chicago Tribune - Nationalistic remarks
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Letter to Chicago Tribune - Nationalistic remarks To: ctc-TribLetter@Tribune.comDate: Mon, 9 Jun 2003 Subject: Pope's visit to CroatiaDear Editor:As Croatian Americans we are offended by your reporter Tracy Wilkinson'sremarks about what she calls "Croatian nationalism" by writing that "astrain of hard-line nationalism that fueled the 1991-1995 war endures".Ms. Wilkinson was in 1991 at the scenes of Serb aggression, such asVukovar and
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(E) The indescribable Croatia
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Croatia, Europe’s hidden gem Letters to the Editor: On Croatia, Europe’s hidden gem Best seaside towns, driving tips, restaurants in Dubrovnik and much more ARTHUR FROMMER'S BUDGET TRAVEL June 3 — To the Editor:I went to Croatia last year and spent two weeks in Dubrovnik. It knocked my socks off. My biggest problem since coming back is to find words to describe the indescribable. I Was 56 at the time and went
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(E) Oxford University Press & Follow-up
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Oxford Encyclopedia, follow-up Dear Ruth and Mike,Many thanks for your prompt and courteous replies to my original email and rest assured, your labours are much appreciated from this side of the Atlantic. As far as the German dictionary is concerned, there is much symbolism involved in the ommision of the couplet "Croatia/Kroatien" and therefore my staunch involvement with this matter. It's just a very curious matter to see an entir
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(E) Responses from Oxford University Press
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Responses from Oxford University Press Dear Mr. Bach:For your files, copies of correspondence from Ruth Langley and Mike Clark of the Oxford University Press, in response to my letters of complaint re: lack of entry for "Croatia-Kroatien" in their English-German dictionary, and their entry of "Serbo-Croatian culture" under Dubrovnik in theirencyclopedia. Kind regards,Allen MilcicMississauga, Canada---------------------------------
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(E) NYT A low point in the 152-year history - How about David Binder?
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The New York Times"A low point in the 152-year history of the newspaper."?I Don't Think So !How about David Binder?Dear Croatians and friends of Croatia. This isthe moment to seriously contact The New York Times and present all the evidenceand misinformation that number of NY Times Journalists spread around the globeduring our fight for freedom. Let not miss this opportunity. NFCA, CAA and manyother organizations, please contact T
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(E) Letter to 'The Independent' re. Article of May 12th
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Massacre classified for another 30 years? Dear Mr. Poppert, I hope you will not mind if I draw Your attention to some facts relevant for Your article "Croatians gather to mourn victims of 1945 atrocities". Firstly, even if we assume that according to Yalta wording "Soviet citizens" could have been applied to Croats (which isterribly far-fetched), one must bear in mind that *after that* UK and US reached an agreement (prior t
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