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Tag Archives: milosevic
Thoughts on Militarism on Italy’s Day of the Republic
Italy rarely has national holidays that anyone cares about. Milan My building is pleasantly empty at the moment, with most denizens having gone away for a long weekend. Militarism is rarely on display for secular holidays here, although this year … Continue reading
Posted in afghanistan, america, Balkans, the italian right, the right in europe, war
Tagged alpini, balkan wars, italy, militarism, milosevic, osama, SEALs, turin, unification
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Old Gold
Doing some research on Milosevic cheerleaders and Srebrenica deniers Living Marxism, I happened upon this debate in the 8 July 1993 issue of the London Review of Books. If you’ve been following the discussion on my post on Mladic you might’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Balkans, croatia, human rights, serbia
Tagged balkans, bosnia, croatia, living marxism, milosevic, republika srpska, serbia, yugoslav wars
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