An interview with Ron Haviv

with Ron Haviv
in Current Affairs, Books
on Monday, February 12, 2001 * * * * *

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"Newsweek" photographer Ron Haviv discusses covering the war in the Balkans, as published in his new book, "Blood and Honey: A Balkan War Journal".

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Bosnia
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    1. ED  04/04/2008 03:45 PM Report

      ON BOSNIAN CONFLICT ARKAN AND HIS SOLDIERS WERE CRIMINALS BEFORE THE WAR INVOLVED IN DRUG TRAFICING AND OTHER ILLIGAL ACTIVITIES.17000 THOUSAND PEOPLE DIED IN SARAJEVO ONLY OUT OF 200000 + IN BOSNIA AND SOME 50 000 MUSLIM WOMAN RAPED.OUT OF 17 000 SARAJEVAN'S KILLED 4000+ WERE SERBES WHO CHOSE NOT TO GIVE IN BUY TREATS OF RADOVAN KARADZIC WHICH STATED LIVE SARAJEVO EITHER YOU ARE WITH US OR WITH MUSLIMS

      "SOUND KIND OF FAMILIAR DOESN'T IT"

      PEACE.