Not the kind of p.r. you wanna have...
tracking down nazi war criminals in south america is almost a cliche and now it appears that others have followed in their footsteps...
A new wave of war criminals, this time from the Balkans, has apparently sought refuge in Argentina, which has a sad history of taking in Nazis after World War II.
The embassy of Serbia and Montenegro in Buenos Aires was taken by surprise this week by the arrest of an alleged Serbian war criminal, Nebjosa Minic, who was living in the western province of Mendoza since 2003.
Minic is implicated in a 1999 massacre of ethnic Albanians in the village of Cuska, in what is today the autonomous province of Kosovo.
i've walked by the serbia and montenegro embassy numbers of times, right there on avenida alvear, half a block off of avenida callao... Submit To Propeller
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A new wave of war criminals, this time from the Balkans, has apparently sought refuge in Argentina, which has a sad history of taking in Nazis after World War II.
The embassy of Serbia and Montenegro in Buenos Aires was taken by surprise this week by the arrest of an alleged Serbian war criminal, Nebjosa Minic, who was living in the western province of Mendoza since 2003.
Minic is implicated in a 1999 massacre of ethnic Albanians in the village of Cuska, in what is today the autonomous province of Kosovo.
i've walked by the serbia and montenegro embassy numbers of times, right there on avenida alvear, half a block off of avenida callao... Submit To Propeller
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posted by profmarcus at
5/27/2005
