Did the Italian Authorities Cover up the 'Human Hunts' of Sarajevo? El Diario Montañés

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What has been known about Sarajevo in recent days only confirms the famous phrase that ‘man is a wolf for man’ by Thomas Hobbes. Italy is investigating citizens who traveled to Bosnia-Herzegovina to participate in human hunts during the war in early 1990. It sounds terrifying but it is black on white that Italian and other citizens paid large sums of money to shoot civilians in the besieged city of Sarajevo. There is no excuse. Again they put us…

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For three decades, the history of the so-called “human safaris” in Sarajevo seemed too brutal to be true, although it never stopped circulating among journalists, researchers and survivors of the longest site in modern history. The issue returned to the center of the debate following the decision of the Milan Prosecutor’s Office to open an investigation into Italian citizens who would have paid to participate in these activities during the war i…

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It was known as 'Sniper Alley' (the Passage of the Snipers) at the crossing of two broad avenues in Sarajevo where hundreds of people lost their lives after having the misfortune to enter the mirror of the precision rifles of the Bosnian Serb militia that surrounded the city between 1992 and 1996. It was the longest siege of contemporary history and in it more than 11,000 civilians died. Among the endless list of horrors of all kinds that marked…

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The investigation opened by the Prosecutor's Office of Milan should clarify why Italian political and judicial institutions did not act against the 'week-end franchisors' in the 1990s.