C. Wiebes - Intelligence en de oorlog in Bosnië 1992-1995. De rol van de inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten - Engels

37930. Uiterweer Post Collection: notes and documents about Tuzla Air Base and relief for DisplacedPersons there.31. Jansen Collection: Diary fragments and documents from the UN headquarters in Zagreb andintelligence briefings for the Army Council.32. Lubbers Collection: notes made for the purposes of the NIOD enquiry.33. Rave Collection: diary notes.34. Neisingh Collection: diary notes dating from 11 July 1995.35. Hicks Collection: documents concerning humanitarian affairs associated with the fall of Srebrenica.36. Bourgondiën Collection: documents concerning humanitarian affairs associated with the fall ofSrebrenica.37. Groen Collection: notes of the debriefing in Zagreb.38. Beneker Collection: document about the press conference in Zagreb.39. TCBU Collection: documents collected for the purposes of the Temporary Committee forDespatch Decision-Making.40. Svensson Collection: UNPF documents and diary notes.41. Jacobovitz de Szeged Collection: diary notes made as NATO Permanent Representative.42. Ter Beek Collection: archive documents and newspaper articles used to write his book Manoeuvreren(Manoeuvring).43. Pennin Collection: several documents relating to the debriefing in Assen and the aftermath ofSrebrenica.44. De Ruiter Collection: documents originally from the UNPROFOR headquarters in Sarajevo.Personal memoirs1. For the purposes of the NIOD enquiry, the former Netherlands Minister of Defence J.J.C.Voorhoeve compiled a diary on Bosnia policy and Srebrenica covering the period from 22 August 1994to August 1995.2. Deputy Director of General Information of the Ministry of Defence, B. Kreemers, recorded hismemories of Srebrenica and its aftermath for the purposes of the NIOD.3. Adjudant Koreman (Dutchbat III) lent the NIOD a manuscript he himself had written about histime in Srebrenica, illustrated with abstracts of reports.Archives of Political Parties1. CDA, D’66, GroenLinks, PvdA and VVD.2. Blaauw Collection: documents from the archive he had compiled on the former Yugoslavia as VVDparliamentary party spokesman and also from his term as chairman of the so-called BlaauwParliamentary Committee on Srebrenica.3. Valk Collection.CD-ROM CollectionThis collection appears to contain the complete correspondence between the 28th Division inSrebrenica and the 2nd Corps of the ABiH in Tuzla during the period when Srebrenica was a SafeArea. The CD-ROMs also contain material from civilian authorities in Srebrenica, and VRS archivematerial from the ‘Zivojin Misic’ barracks at Zvornik, which sheds some light on the conflict atBaljkovica where the retreating column had to fight its way through VRS lines after the fall ofSrebrenica. The printouts of the most relevant documents in these CD-ROMs were about two metreslong.