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(E) Letter to Lord Robertson regarding Croatia
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Letter To Lord RobertsonLord Robertson NATO Secretary General NATO Headquarters Blvd. Leopold III 1110 Brussels, Belgium Nov. 10, 2002Dear Lord Robertson,It is rather perplexing that NATO wishes Croatia to accept total regional cooperation with the very nation that has subjugated it and led a brutal war against it in the past century - Serbia. Why should Croatia be closely associated with nations with which it shares no common cultural or
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(E) Letter to the Editor of the Wash Post
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Croatians in Bosnia-Herzegovina To all: today's lead editorial in the Washington Post (below), preceded by my letter to the editor (ps: my letters never get published):Anthony MarganArlington, VA Dear Sirs,For those decision makers in Washington currently pondering the vexing question of what to do in Iraq, post Saddam, the editorial "After the War" (11/12) does well to offer up Bosnia as a "sobering example", but also misses t
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(E) THE DAILY STANDARD - Hilda's Letter Number 1
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THE DAILY STANDARD welcomes letters to the editor. Letters will be edited for length and clarity and must include the writer's name, city, and state. ------------------------------------------------------------------------*1* Reading J. Bottum's The Usefulness of Daniel Goldhagen, it appears that there is no end to Goldhagen's outrageous lies and exaggerations. One case in point is his statement about the World War II Croatian Nazi pupp
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(E) Letter to Mr. Paddy Ashdown
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We are appealing to your sense offairnessamantoin@vub.ac.be Mr. Paddy AshdownHigh Representative Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina Nov. 7, 2002Fax 387-33-283-501Dear Sir:We are appealing to your sense of fairness. It has been quite obvious toCroatians in Bosnia that they have been singled out to totally unjusttreatment. While the Bosnian Serbs get away with attacks on internationalofficials as has occurred in Banja Luka and Trebin
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(E) Letter to NYT re MPRI and Croatia
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NFCANATIONAL FEDERATION OF CROATIAN AMERICANS1329 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036PHONE: (202) 331-2830 NFCAhdq@aol.com FAX: (202) 331-0050 I sent to following letter concerning a large article in the Money and Business Section of the Sunday New York Times concerning MPRI, an outside consulting firm which was hired by the Croatian military. The tone of the article as it relates to Croatia can be gathered
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(E) "What is Anti-Semitism" article
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What isAnti-Semitism Dear all, below my letter you will find the letter from Mr. Newmann answering myfirst letter and above that is my answer to it. HildaFrom: hmfgsf@juno.com To: mneumann@trentu.ca Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 19:59:57 -0700Subject: Re: "What is Anti-Semitism" articleDear Mr. Neumann,Thank you for your answer. I would just like to make one more remark in regard to your letter. I didnot mean to mentio
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(E) UN Intervention too late
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Re: G.A.Geyer Washington Times articleUN Interventionin CROATIAtoo lateMs. Georgie Anne Geyerc/o Universal Press Syndicate 4520 Main St. Kansas City, MO. 64112 Aug. 18, 2002Dear Ms. Geyer:I want to thank you for your excellent and insightful article about Vukovar in the Washington Times of 8/11/02. You are one of the rare j
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(E) UNaccepted practice in Language
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One byOne Cheryl,Accepted where? Maybe we can start a trend and go with Macedo-Bulgarian, or Russo-Ukranian. I wonder how those people would feel if you said them it's an accepted practice? As for the academically, I suggest you check several distinguished American Universities offering courses in ex-Yu languages. Although they were slow, even them today offer courses in either Croatian or Serbian, but not Serbo
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(E) "Priests flex Their Muscles"
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International War and Peace ReportTo: International War and Peace ReportTo: info@IWPR.net Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 19:33:00 -0700Subject: Article "Priests Flex Their Muscles"Dear Editor:It is clear from the choice of articles you print about Croatia, that youonly chose writers who criticize the country. While every country,especially one coming out of a brutal war, has its ups and downs, youhave never found anything complimentary to say, so t
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