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55 Ibid, p. 9469.
56 David Hackworth, Interview, in Bogdanich, Yugoslavia: The Avoidable War. Also
see Wiebes, Intelligence and the War in Bosnia, 1992 – 1995, Ch. 4, Sect. 3, “Secret
arms supplies to the ABiH: the Black Flights to Tuzla,” pp. 177-198.
57 David Binder, “The Balkan Tragedy: Anatomy of a Massacre,” Foreign Policy, No.
97, Winter, 1994-1995.
58 Ian Black, “Despite the carnage, the West will shrink from military force to
achieve peace in Bosnia,” The Guardian, February 7, 1994.
59 Roger Cohen, “U.N. Military Aide Says Plight of Gorazde Is Exaggerated,” New
York Times, April 30, 1994.
60 “Bosnian PM blames UN envoy for probable death of 70,000 in Bihac,” Agence
France Presse, November 26, 1994; Aida Cerkez, “Strains Between Bosnian Government,
UN Explode At Meeting,” Associated Press, November 26, 1994.
61 John Simpson, “Rose’s War,” Panorama, BBC1, January 23, 1995.
62 Carlos Martins Branco, “Was Srebrenica a Hoax? Eye-Witness Account of a Former
United Nations Military Observer in Bosnia,” 1998 (as posted to the website
of the Centre for Research on Globalisation, ).
63 Hajika Meholic, Interview, in Hasan Hadzic, “5,000 Muslim Lives for Military
Intervention,” Dani (Sarajevo), June 22 1998 (as posted to the website of the
Centre for Peace in the Balkans, ).
64 Krstic Trial Transcript, April 5, 2001, p. 9480, . Note that on this rare occasion, a videotape of a Dutch
film that included an interview with Meholjic was played before the Trial Chamber
(pp. 9480-9485). Meholjic’s words as recorded by the Dutch filmmaker were
translated to the Chamber while the videotape played.
65 Boyd, “Making Peace with the Guilty.”
66 Sray, “Selling the Bosnian Myth to America: Buyer Beware.”
67 Boyd, “Making Peace with the Guilty.”
68 In Tim Ripley, Operation Deliberate Force: The UN and NATO Campaign in
Bosnia 1995, (Lancaster: Centre for Defence and International Security, 1999),
p. 147.
69 See Ken Silverstein, Private Warriors (New York: Verso, 2000), pp. 171-174.
70 David Binder uses the figure 170,000 refugees from Operation Storm “in the
first few days.” (See the interview with Binder in Bogdanich and Lettmayer, Yugoslavia:
The Avoidable War.) The BBC’s Matt Prodger uses the figure of 200,000
evicted in total from Operation Storm and follow up operations (August 5, 2005).
71 Krstic Trial Transcript, April 5, 2001, p. 9504, .
72 Ripley, Operation Deliberate Force, p. 192.
73 Krstic Trial Transcript, April 5, 2001, p. 9471, .
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