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David Goa
Thinking about culture and life
What young nihilists were thinking about culture and life.
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Talking about a new renaissance
Talking about a new renaissance and a compulsion to forget,
if not destroy the sources of memory that build culture.
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Live in a state of civil disintegration
He poses a question to men at the monastery regarding
how they are able to live in a state of civil disintegration.
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Way in the Balkans
The way it is in the Balkans.
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Balkans and Islam
Compares the Balkans and Islam.
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James Bisset
NATO bombings
NATO bombings.
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North American Media - Operation Horseshoe
North American Media/Operation Horseshoe plays role in
justifying bombings.
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The Agreement
The Rambouillet Agreement.
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Ethnic Cleansing
Falacy of Mass Graves/Ethnic Cleansing.
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Behind bombing
Truth behind bombing.
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Atrocities / war
Truth about atrocities/war.
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End of the Cold War
NATO after the end of the Cold War (little bit of gold right
here) needed to prove it's worth, USA wanted to show Europe they
needed the States, Primary reason for bombing, reference to
Sierra Leone massacres occurring at the same time.
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Reluctance to print the truth
North American Media's reluctance to print the truth about
the Balkans.
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Establish racially pure state
Albanians want to establish racially pure state.
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NATO and UN's failures
NATO and UN's failures / why do we tolerate this.
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America's presence in Kosovo
America's presence in Kosovo since the bombings / Oil.
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Disappointment in Canada
Disappointment in Canada / America / NATO / UN.
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Ken Hykawy
Lessons Learned
Lessons learned, UN's job description, police force.
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Hard Question
Hard Question.
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Scott Taylor
Restricted to report
Journalist's went in to disprove what they had been reporting or were told to report.
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Serb's Exodus
Exodus of Serb's.
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War criminals running KLA
NATO, war criminals running KLA, KLA operating under different names.
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Unprofessional conduct
Reports of unprofessional conduct / Germans.
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Non-lethal force
NATO/Non lethal force/Germans.
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Sroja Pavlovic
Cultural harmony and good socialism system
Sroja Pavlovic notes that Yugoslavia was seen as the Third
Way before the war with cultural harmony and a comfortable
socialism system.
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The failing of Yugoslavia
Tito was the force that kept Yugoslavia together, and when he
died the country quickly fell apart, suggests Sroja Pavlovic.
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Revival of nationalism after Tito
Sroja Pavlovic points out that there was a revival of
nationalism after Tito in Yugoslavia and at the same time there
was a chance for the western countries to intervene and stop the
coming war.
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Increased of Serbian nationalism
Sroja Pavlovic saw that when Serbian nationalism increased
after the death of Tito, there was a reaction of other groups
also claiming their own national identity.
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Pan Serbian nationalism
Sroja Pavlovic notes that Pan Serbian nationalism brought a
backlash from other groups in Yugoslavia.
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Yugoslavia breaking up
As Sroja Pavlovic points out, many people in Yugoslavia
believed that the country would break up, but many did not see
the war that did unfold.
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Little help from the world
It was clear to Sroja Pavlovic, like many others that there
was going to be little help from the world when the United
Nations declared early in the war that the matter was an
internal one and did not warrant intervention.
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War was fuelled by past mythologies, religious beliefs, and nationalism
Sroja Pavlovic points out that the war was fuelled by past
mythologies, religious beliefs, and nationalism that invited in
outside forces that were out of the control of those who started
the conflict.
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War in the former Yugoslavia
The war in the former Yugoslavia was one based on ideologies
and territory in Sroja Pavlovic’s view.
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No intervene in the war in the former Yugoslavia
Sroja Pavlovic points out that the west did not intervene in
the war in the former Yugoslavia because they had not
understanding what affect it would have on them.
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Genocide
When Sroja Pavlovic considers what genocide is defined as and
considers Yugoslavia, it did in fact occur.
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Taking strong measures to protect themselves
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Speaking of his own experience Sroja Pavlovic illustrates
that in a war situation one must take strong measures to protect
themselves.
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Peca Rajkovic
Serbia swept along with the events
Peca Rajkovic remembered that the Balkans war started slowly
with the people of Serbia swept along with the events.
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Participating in the atrocities
What happened in Yugoslavia could not be described as
genocide by Peca Rajkovic as all the groups were participating
in the atrocities, not just one group against another.
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Uncertainties to return
Peca Rajkovic, like many others who left Yugoslavia when the
war started stayed away as there were too many uncertainties to
return.
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Witness to the war in the Balkans
From the perspective of Peca Rajkovic, who was witness to the
war in the Balkans, it is clear that the United Nations should
intervene to stop atrocities when they begin.
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To identify who is a war criminal
Although it may be difficult to identify who is a war
criminal, Peca Rajkovic says there are many and this is an
important issue.
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