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(E) Letter to Newsweek re: Death of a Monster
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To: Editors@newsweek.com Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006Subject: Death of a MonsterDear Editor:In your otherwise excellent article "Death of a Monster", March 20 issue,the very first sentence needs correction. It was only in the eyes of theWest that Yugoslavia was viewed, as the journalist states "Yugoslaviawas the freest, most prosperous country in Eastern Europe." No, it wasnot free. People who did not agree with communism were
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(E) Balkan Melodies for Accordion - NEEDS SERIOUS EDITING
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A SHALLOW AND SUPERFICIAL BOOKIn 2005 a booklet under the title"Balkan Melodies for Accordion", 56 pp (42 songs),was issued by Mel Bay Publications, www.melbay.com Inc. The authorof the book is Dr. Frances M. Irwin.Description of the booklet can be seen athttp://www.melbay.com/contents.asp?ProductID=95986&Heading=&category=&catID=&head1=&head2=&sub=&sub1=&author=&contpage=95986f.html&m
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(E) The War of the Words by Dr. Tomislav Sunic
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The War of the Wordsby Tomislav Sunic24 October 2005The hybrid "Serbo-Croatian" language was not only an oxymoron -- it was primarily a political ploy for bringing two different peoples into a unitary unnatural whole.Even before a war starts shaking up a new country, fights about national languages abound. The endless debate surrounding the Croatian language may have been the prime motive that turned the former Yugoslavia into a p
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(E) Journalists can't be blamed for someone's else mistakes
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JOURNALISTS CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR SOMEONE'S ELSE MISTAKES! Porec, October 7, 2005We consider the recent apprehension and the arrest of the Croatian journalist Mr. Josip Jovic, who released and published the names of protected witnesses of the ICTY an extremely discriminatory act against Croatia and its people. We would like to explain to Ms Carla del Ponte that in Croatia there are laws stipulating free speech, freedom of thought and th
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(E) UN Prosecutor's Double Standards
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UN Prosecutor‘s Double Standards.By Brian Gallagher 5 October 2005http://members.madasafish.com/~opus/Croatia/Brian.Gallagher.051005.html More information has arisen regarding the case of theCroatian journalists who have been indicted by UNprosecutors for disclosing the identity and testimonyof a protected witness in the Blaskic case. (For moreinformation, please see here:http://members.madasafish.com/~opus/Croatia/Brian.Gallagher.300
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(E) NG's Concise History of the World
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Concise History of the WorldForumNational Geographic Society1145 17th St. N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036-4688 Oct. 5, 2005Dear Editor:I am writing to you in regard to the introduction of the National Geographic's "Concise History of the World". If it is as "concise" and correct as your description of former Yugoslavia in the February 2000 issue of the National Geographic magazine, in which on the map under the heading "Serbs" it said that Serbs se
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(E) Letter to Mr. Prosper, US State Dept.
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We wonder how you arrived at this totally false assumptionHilda M. FoleySo. California Chapter American Croatian Association13272 Orange KnollNorth Tustin, CA, 92705Mr. Pierre-Richard ProsperU.S. State DepartmentWashington, D.C. 20520 Oct. 4, 2005Dear Mr. Prosper:It has come to our attention that a few months ago Congressman Thaddeus McCotter submitted an Amendment to the Appropriation Bill in which he condemned the indictment of six Croatian j
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(E) Croatia's map on Google needs correction
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Your border between Croatia and...From: hmfgsf@juno.com To: earth.support@google.com Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 Subject: Croatia's mapDear Earth Google,Your border between Croatia and Serbia/Montenegro is incorrect, givingSerbia/Montenegro part of Croatia. This is too serious to ignore, as abitter war has just been fought in this area recently, when Serbia usedmilitary aggression as it tried to expand into "Greater Serbia". I understa
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(E) Croatian journalist indicted by ICTY asks for help
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Croatian journalist indicted by ICTY asks for helpHelloI attach 3 items below concerning the outrageousindictment of 4 croatian journalists by the ICTY, whomay face imprisonment. The first is a letter to theICTY from Reporters Without Borders. The other twoare appeals from Domagoj Margetic(domagoj_margetic@yahoo.com), one of the journalistsindicted. As can be seen, he is threatening to go onhunger strike.The Veritas organisiation, mentioned
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