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A huge number of newspapers, magazines, and other sources available online
were also used in this research. Some of them offered stories from primary sources, such
as interviews with main actors of the Conference and the bombing that followed, but
some were very well written secondary sources that covered many interesting statistics.
Most used news agency from Serbia is probably B92, which is traditionally opposed to
Milosevic and his followers. At the same time, this news agency was always close to
European values, and very supportive to democratization of Serbia. Speaking of foreign
news agencies, in this research most used was BBC, which covered many important
moments in recent history of Kosovo; from 1990‘s till today‘s process in Hague in front
of ICJ and ICTY.
Other books that are valuable for this topic are: Kosovo; a Short History, written
by Noel Malcolm, Making War, Thinking History; Munich, Vietnam, and Presidential
Uses of Force from Korea to Kosovo by Jeffrey Record, Albania and Kosovo-Blue
Guide, The Road to Kosovo; a Balkan Diary written by Greg Campbell, Kosovo;
Contending Voices on Balkan Interventions, edited by William Joseph Buckley, and
Yugoslavia; a Country Study.
Additional sources used for this research include: The Rambouillet Conference on
Kosovo by Marc Weller, articles from journals such as the Foreign Policy as well as
commentaries from the International Institute for Strategic Studies. Besides that, very
valuable information can be found in researches such as Depleted Uranium
Environmental and Medical Surveillance in the Balkans, which is actually written in a
form of the information paper (report). Also worth to mention is records from the US