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I await Mr Kokotovic's response to my reply to his touting of the NATO Kangaroo court in the Hague; that is, assuming he has something to come back with. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Nancy Hey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [Fwd: List of Ustasha terrorist attacks] [WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK] Date sent: Fri, 04 Oct 2002 21:32:39 -0400 Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK > --------------------------- > > One big problem is that imperialist nations had an interest in supporting right-wing >organizations > like the Ustasha to defeat socialism in Yugoslavia. This support probably made the >Ustasha stronger > than it otherwise would have been. > > peacefully yours, > Nancy Hey > > Nancy Hey wrote: > > > HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK > > --------------------------- > > > > Dear friends, > > > > I posted this article to Country Joe MacDonald's message board today, to > > which Ivan Kokotovic immediately took great offense. > > > > peacefully yours, > > Nancy Hey > > > > --------------------------- > > ANTI-NATO INFORMATION LIST > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Subject: List of Ustasha terrorist attacks > > Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2002 13:32:35 -0400 > > From: "Nancy A. Hey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > Dear Ivan, > > > > Please understand that I am not equating all Croatians with the Ustasha. I > > posted the article to show people a piece of history that they might not > > otherwise be aware of, and to show that the Serbs are not always "the bad > > guys" in the Balkans, often they have been the victims of great persecution. > > Here in the United States, their side of the story doesn't get heard in > > the mainstream media. > > > > Peacefully yours, > > Nancy Hey > > > > >From: "Ivan I M Kokotovic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Subject: Re: trial of Slobodan Milosevic > > >Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2002 15:26:00 +0000 > > > > > >Nancy...... > > > > > >you seriously can't expect me to allow you to show that pro-serb propaganda > > >on a public forum...without a response. > > > > > >i mean....this is just the stuff i was telling you about..... > > > > > >you got that stuff from a serbian site....which hadn't been updated since > > >1996.......what has that got to do with NATO in the former > > >Yugoslavia??...expecially with the Kosovo crisis. > > > > > >once you stop equating the Ustasa with anything croatian...., or any > > >croatian legitimate thoughts to freedom (as a member of the human race), > > >then i will stop being so pinnicky about your posts. > > > > > >indeed as a member of the croatian diaspora...i have first hand experience > > >of my father leading us out of church (croatian), after the priest there > > >denounced the ustasa and all use of violence i obtaining freedom (as i have > > >mentioned to you before my father is still a thourough nationalist). > > >in fact in croatian church we used to sing "we shall overcome" , in a > > >direct link to the black liberation movement of martin luther king..., of > > >peaceful cohabitation with those we saw as oppressors and oppressed > > >alike...under communism. > > >can you call this priest and the millions of other croats around the world > > >who thought as he did......as ustase???? > > > > > >do not bring this up again.....unless you have some logical and insightful > > >point to make about the current problems in the balkans. > > > > > >if anything it contradicts your earlier sentiments that somehow everyone > > >has been against the Serbs...always...(this is what Milosevic is basing his > > >defense upon). > > > > > >obviously not everyone was against the serbs and Yugoslavia if croatian > > >terrorists in places such as USA, West Germany, and Australia were arrested > > >for illegal activities. > > >and a lot of these cases in the list were not actual convictions rather > > >allegations...., and the croats were suspects out of a long line of > > >terrorists in the USA and germany at the time including...PLO, Chilean and > > >Peruvian Marxists, and Puerto Rican terrorists. > > > > > >so please...enough with the propaganda....unless there is something more > > >material to your postings, then don't post them......or i shall have to > > >forward you some sources.....which have different views....and which are > > >not driven by western imperialist thought. > > > > > >yours slightly concerned > > > > > >indy > > > > > Posted by Nancy Hey (192.104.54.1) on October 03, 2002 at 06:06:07: > > > > http://www.balkan-archive.org.yu/kosta/ndh/ndh-list_of_cro_terrorist_attacks.html > > LIST OF CROATIAN TERRORIST ATTACKS > > > > (from: Jahn Otto Johansen: Ustasja, J.W. Cappelens Forlag A.S. 1984 (in > > Norwegian)) > > The most important terrorist attacks, which were Ustasha responsibility in > > LAST TWENTY YEARS (up to 1984, Ed.), were: > > > > 1962: > > > > * Attack on Yugoslav consulate in Bad Goldberg, West Germany. Momcilo > > Popovic killed . > > > > 1963: > > * Yugoslav citizen Andjelka Vuletina was killed by Ustasha terrorists . > > > > 1965: > > * Andrija Klaric, Yugoslav consul in Munich wounded by an Ustasha assassin . > > > > 1966: > > * Yugoslav consul in Stutgart Sava Milovanovic killed . > > * A Yugoslav Stipe Medvedovic killed in Frankfurt . > > > > 1968: > > * Ustashi blew a bomb in cinema theater "20th October" in Belgrade . > > One person killed, 85 wounded . > > > > 1969: > > * Leader of Yugoslav military corps mission in West Berlin Anton Kolendic > > and one member of the mission wounded by an Ustasha assassin . > > > > 1970: > > * Yugoslav Niko Mijaljevic killed in Frankfurt . > > > > 1971: > > * Terrorist attack on Yugoslav consulate in Geteborg. Three Yugoslav hostage > > were held . > > * Yugoslav ambassador u Stocholm, Vladimir Rolovic, died from gun shot > > wounds by an Ustashi assassin. One administrator of the Embassy critically > > wounded . > > > > 1972: > > * A group of 19 armed Terrorist entered Yugoslavia. Thirteen Yugoslavs died > > and 19 were wounded in clashes with these terrorists . > > * A bomb exploded in express train from Dortmund to Athens. One person was > > killed, eight wounded . > > > > * Three Ustasha terrorists attempted to kill regional judge from Revensburg, > > related to the trial of five terrorists . > > > > * Yugoslav Bozo Marinac was killed in Solingen . > > > > * A Swedish airline SAS airplane was hijacked on a domestic flight. > > Hijackers demanded larger sum of money and release of ambassador Rolovic > > assassin. Their > > demands were met . > > > > * A bomb exploded in a Yugoslav Airline (JAT) plane flying from Kopenhagen > > to Zagreb. Twenty six people died . > > > > 1975: > > * Yugoslav vice consul in Lion, France, Mladen Djokovic, was critically > > wounded by an Ustasha assassin . > > * A bomb exploded in a JAT office in Shtutgart, as well as in other offices > > of Yugoslav companies in Western Europe . > > > > 1976: > > * Four Ustasha terrorists hijacked an American TWA airplane. One American > > police officer was killed, and two wounded . > > * A bomb exploded in front of the garage of Yugoslav General Consulate in > > Stutgart . > > > > * Yugoslav consul in Frankfurt, Edvin Zdovc, was killed . > > > > * A bomb exploded in front of Yugoslav Embassy in Washington, D.C. Two > > persons wounded . > > > > * A bomb exploded in Yugoslav General Consulate in Melburn, Australia. Six- > > teen Australian citizens were wounded . > > > > * An assassination attempt on Yugoslav Vice Consul Vladimir Topic in > > Duseldorf . > > > > 1977: > > * Radomir Medic as United Nation mission in New York critically wounded in > > and assassination attempt . > > > > 1978: > > * Two Yugoslav immigrants Ante Cikoja nad Krizan Brkic were killed in New > > York City and Los Angeles, respectively . > > * Other two Yugoslav immigrants critically wounded in an attack in New York > > City . > > > > * Yugoslav Radimir Gazija was killed in Constanca . > > > > 1979: > > * Yugoslav Salih Mesinovic was killed in Frankfurt > > 1981: > > * A bomb exploded in front of Yugoslav Cultural Informative Center in > > Stutgart . > > * A Ustasha group "Croatian National Resistance" sentenced in New York for a > > murder, blackmail and treat against Yugoslav immigrants . > > > > * A group of Ustasha terrorists were arrested in Eden, Australija. They were > > ready to leave for Yugoslavia and execute terrorist attacks . > > > > * In Switzerland and West Germany, eighteen Ustasha terrorists were arrested > > . > > > > They were found with large quantities of explosive and weapons . > > > > 1983: > > A court in New York sentenced seven members of "Croatian National > > Resistance" to 20 to 40 year term for various terrorist attacks . > > > > > > http://www.balkan-archive.org.yu/kosta/ndh/ndh-list_of_cro_terrorist_attacks.html > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com > > --------------------------- > ANTI-NATO INFORMATION LIST > > --------------------------- ANTI-NATO INFORMATION LIST ==^================================================================ This email was sent to: [email protected] EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here: http://topica.com/u/?a84x2u.bacIlu Or send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] T O P I C A -- Register now to manage your mail! http://www.topica.com/partner/tag02/register ==^================================================================
