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(E) USCS anti-Croatian Lecture
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Lecture, that shouldn't beHere is the address of the University of South Carolina Spartanburg. (USCS) The lecture is on Jan 22, 2004. I have sent a letter to their faculty and Student Newspaper editor, since no other e-mail address is available. I also sent it to the Chancellor at the same e-mail address. The University address is: University of South Carolina, 800 University Way, Spartanburg, SC 29303School website: http://www.uscs.edu/ Fr
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(E) Letter to NYT - Recognition of Croatia
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To the Editor:I note with trepidation Mr. Steinfels comment that the "Vatican'sprecipitous recognition" of Croatia may have "helped spark the Balkanconflict."The Vatican extended recognition to Croatia well after the war hadbegun. By the time recognition occurred, Serb forces had alreadymassacred thousands of civilians, ethnically cleansed tens of thousandsmore, destroyed the city of Vukovar and laid siege to Dubrovnik.A look at the history
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(E) UN Court/Croatia
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"UN Court/Croatia", NY TimesHilda M. FoleyLetters to EditorSept. 29, 2003To: letters@nytimes.com Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 Subject: UN Court/CroatiaDear Editor:Your article "UN Court, Croatia at Odds over Runaway General", 9/25 ,quotes an incorrect indictment of Croatia's General Gotovina by stating " indicted for killings andwidespread destruction during and after Zagreb's final offensive againstrebel Serbs in Aug. 19
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(E) History's trash bin - Letter to President Bush
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We Won the War (op-ed)"It is high time for the "all sides equally guilty" refrain, the lieso dear to the heart of the West and the ICTY, to be finally thrown intohistory's trash bin where it belongs."This letter is also being faxed to Secretary of State Colin Powell, NSACondoleezza Rice, Senators Biden, Lugar, Leahy, Boxer, Feinstein, McCain,Kerry, Feingold and Representatives Cox and Radanovich. Please sendletters to yo
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(E) Letter to the Editor of the Wash Post
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To Leave or not to Leave ?Letters to the EditorThe Washington Post1150 15th Street NorthwestWashington, DC 20071 Dear Editor,With debate in this country now raging about the scope and duration of the current US military mission in Iraq, it is prescient to examine our recent role in Bosnia ("Troops May Leave Bosnia In '04, Commander Says" World News,Oct 11). Thomas Ricks notes that the US military commander for Europe, Marine Gen.
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(E) Hypocrites at The Hague, NY Times
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Hypocrites at The HagueTo: letters@nytimes.comDate: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 Subject: UN Court/CroatiaDear Editor:Your article "UN Court, Croatia at Odds over Runaway General", 9/25 ,quotes an incorrect indictment of Croatia's General Gotovina by stating " indicted for killings andwidespread destruction during and after Zagreb's final offensive againstrebel Serbs in Aug. 1995". The General's indictment is for "command
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(E) Letter to EU Commission and reply
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Letter to EU Commission and reply I am sending you once more the letter I wrote to the President of the EU Commission, Mr. Prodi, so you can compare it with the answer I received today. Their letter is below mine.Hilda FoleyThe majority of the Croatian population approves of Croatia's entering into the EU and we find the conditions which you mentioned in order to be accepted inconsistent with the ones' othercountries were required to meet. You me
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(E) A Personal Appeal from Congressman Kucinich
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A Personal Appeal from Congressman KucinichFrom: info@kucinich.us Dear Friend,I'm going to be blunt. My presidential campaign needs yourhelp more than ever. There are only a few days left in thisfundraising quarter (ending Sept. 30) and I need your support. If you saw last night's nationally-televised debate, you knowthat I am speaking out for you...and for your issues. I spoke out for bringing the troops home from Iraq, and againstthe Pres
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(E) Letter to European Commission and answer
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Letter to European Commission and answer Mr. Romano ProdiPresident European Commission July 22, 2003Rue de la Loi 200B1049 Bruxelles, BelgiqueExcellency:As Croatians in the Diaspora we follow closely the political and economicdevelopments in Croatia. Especially of interest to us is to see Croatiaadmitted as an equal partner to the EU and NATO in the near future.Therefore we find it very disappointing to read your recent speech in theCroatian
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