Bosnian Serb War Criminal Ratko Mladic Dead
The former Bosnian Serb commander died after several strokes, with Serbian officials and his family having failed to win his release from prison on health grounds.
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The threats and creepy messages that our members received after the posts on social networks about Ratko Mladic represent a serious attempt at intimidation due to the political and social views expressed, the Movement of Free Citizens announced.
Mladic defence lawyer, former Hague official clash over war crimes legacy and reconciliation
The death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic has reopened debate over how societies in the former Yugoslavia should deal with the legacy of the 1990s wars,
by Fabrizio Poggi August 28. He was allowed to die in prison in L'Aja, where he was locked up since 2011, General Ratko Mladic, sentenced to life imprisonment by that sort of court of the new inquisition inspired by the dogmas of liberal democracy. He was 84 years old, but for a long time he was seriously ill, even if the "fathers of the church" of the supposed International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia had denied him the release …
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