Bojan Ratković | Canadian filmmaker delivers another documentary on Western involvement in a bloody break up of former Yugoslavia. From the filmmaker behind the controversial documentary “Kosovo | Can You Imagine?”, which brought to light the unimaginable suffering of Kosovo’s besieged Serbian population, comes word that a brand new film dealing with the complex issues... »
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The Legacy of the 1941 Kragujevac Massacre
Aleksandra Rebic | 68 years later, Kragujevac Massacre of Serbian civilians by the Nazis still stands out as a singular examples of man’s capacity for inhumanity. Following the successful organized uprising, the first of its kind in occupied Europe, by the Serbian resistance forces under the command of Serbia’s General Draza Mihailovich that not only... »
Remembering Serbia’s royal legacy
By Aleksandra Rebic | The assassination of Serbia’s King Alexander paved the way for the Nazi genocide of Serbs and Jews in WWII. October 9, 2009 marks the 75th anniversary of the assassination of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. This assassination of the Serbian king by a Macedonian terrorist working with Croatian separatists never garnered... »
Guerrilla Supermen: World War II Novels on Draza Mihailovich and the Chetniks
By Carl Savich The guerrilla movement of Yugoslav resistance leader Draza Mihailovich in German-occupied Yugoslavia created an unprecedented sensation in the United States and Great Britain during World War... »
Balkan developments: Clouds in a blue sky
Ioannis Michaletos | The current situation in the Balkans reveals a worrying trend of political and security developments that may lead to renewed round of brinkmanship, even of conflict,... »
New player in Caspian Sea power corridor
By Ari Rusila | US presence in Afghanistan may be less because of the al-Qaeda terrorists and more because of the brewing geopolitical competition over central Asia’s vast resources. Competition... »
Holbrooke strikes again
By Vojin Joksimovich | Holbrooke supported Balkan Muslim sepratists in Bosnia and Kosovo and delivered victory to al-Qaeda in Europe. Then from Bosnia they turned on the US on 9/11. Holbrooke now heads Afghan policy... »
Failure of the supervised multiethnic society
By Ari Rusila | Absence of experts saves cultures. Serb management of violent Albanians in Preshevo shows this. Promoting a culture of coexistence, a multi-ethnic society or at least ethnic... »
Srebrenica: More Myth Than Massacre
By Caleb Posner | As the saying goes, history is written by the winners. And when it comes to the former Yugoslav peoples, that can readily be described as... »
Behind Enemy Lines: 1944
By Carl Savich In 1944, eight U.S. airmen bailed out of their B-24 bomber behind enemy lines in Yugoslavia. They were rescued by Serbian Chetnik guerrillas under Draza Mihailovich.... »
Unfinished Business in the Balkans
By D. HUNTER HAYNES | For the past several years, the unresolved issues in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo have, in large part, been delegated to Europe, while the US busied... »
The attempted satelization of FYROM by Turkey
By Ioannis Michaletos | Turkey’s geopolitical objectives aim to control small countries such as FYROM that have been formerly dominated by the Turkish Islamic Ottoman Empire. “We write less than... »