Person: Izetbegovic Alija Archives

As the trial of Radovan Karadzic at The Hague continues, a former member of Bosnian police says that the top State leadership led by Alija Izetbegovic caused civilian victims in Sarajevo, including Markale market, and Srebrenica in a planned manner in order to accuse the Serb side and extort NATOs military intervention in favour of Muslims.

As he continues testifying in defence of Radovan Karadzic, a former Bosniak soldier says that the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina fired a grenade on their own children who were playing football in Srebrenica in 1995.

Testifying in defence of Radovan Karadzic, former President of the Republika Srpska Assembly Momcilo Krajisnik says that the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina was caused by a Muslim-Croatian coalition performing an anti-constitutional secession from Yugoslavia, despite objections by the Serbian people.

At the trial for the crimes in Viktor Bubanj, the former army barracks in Sarajevo, the witness for the prosecution said that the accused Ramiz Avdovic had to admit Serbs into the facility whom everyone brought in as they pleased.

Former peace mediator in Bosnia and Herzegovina Jose Cutileiro confirms at Radovan Karadzics trial that, in 1992 Alija Izetbegovic initially accepted and then refused a plan on the reorganisation of Bosnia and Herzegovina into three entities, which would have prevented the war and victims in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Testifying in defence of Radovan Karadzic, former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Vitomir Zepinic says that, on the eve of the war the indictee advocated for separation of Serbs from Bosniaks and Croats, but he referred to political and cultural, not physical separation.

Former UNPROFOR official Anthony Banbury says at the trial of Ratko Mladic that it was proved, in a small number of cases, that the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina killed members of the peace corps in Sarajevo in 1994 and 1995.

Former UNPROFOR Commander in Bosnia and Herzegovina Michael Rose says that indictee Ratko Mladic had an absolute control and command over the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, which opened disproportionate artillery fire on Sarajevo in 1994 and 1995, causing civilian victims.

Former UN military observer Richard Gray says at the trial of Radovan Karadzic at The Hague that the authorities in Sarajevo and their forces killed their own people for the sake of the media in 1992 in order to provoke an international military intervention against Serbs.

As the trial of Ratko Mladic, who is charged with genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, continues, Hague Prosecution witness John Wilson says that, following the fierce shelling of Sarajevo from surrounding Serb positions in late May 1992, senior officers of the then Yugoslav National Army, JNA dissociated itself from that attack, saying that Mladic was out of control.

Person: Izetbegovic Alija

Former Member of Biseri Speaks about Conspiracies

Shelling of Population in Srebrenica

Krajisnik on Proposals by Izetbegovic and Silajdzic

Everyone Brought in Prisoners As They Pleased

Karadzic: A Possibility to Prevent Victims

Karadzic: Division of Police as Trigger for War

Mladic: Protesting to Sarajevo Government

Mladic: Each Sniper under Control

Karadzic: Attacks on Their Own People

Mladic: Out of Control

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