The Washington Post
July 19, 1992
BOSANSKI BROD, Bosnia – Ali Enic and hundreds of other refugees here are caught in a vise. Behind them are rampaging Serb militia forces. Ahead of them, just across a short bridge to safety, is a Croatian machine gun.
For six days, desperate men fleeing bloody ...
The Washington Post
July 18, 1992
SAVSKI MAROF, Croatia, July 17 – About 5,000 sick and weary refugees from Bosnia-Hercegovina — driven from their homes by Bosnia’s four-month-old war with Serb forces — are stranded in filthy railroad cars here while Croatia pleads with Western ...
The Washington Post
July 16, 1992
SLAVONSKI BROD, Croatia, July 15 – The blood-letting in Bosnia spilled over the border into Croatia today as a salvo of Serb artillery shells fell on a stadium packed with Bosnian refugees, killing at least eight and wounding scores more.
“People were torn ...
The Washington Post
June 23, 1992
BADIJA, Croatia – This is an island where paradise meets hell.
With its emerald waters, palm trees, balmy weather and a charming former Benedictine monastery, Badija is the kind of place travel agencies feature on big color posters. But for 340 Slavic Muslim refugees ...
After Munevera fled Foca, she called relatives there and a stranger who answered the phone said, "This is a Serbian apartment now."
After Munevera fled Foca, she called relatives there and a stranger who answered the phone said, "This is a Serbian apartment now."
Sports Illustrated
June 26, 1989
Aside from the sports stadiums squatting along the Han River, there are few traces in Seoul of the 1988 Summer Olympics. The Games, which catapulted South Korea into global prominence nine months ago at a cost to its citizens of $3.1 billion, have slipped into the past ...
