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Serb faces charges in deaths of 135 Muslims burned alive in Bosnia
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Serb faces charges in deaths of 135 Muslims burned alive in Bosnia
War crimes tribunal focuses on alleged acts of paramilitary group
Associated Press
Saturday, January 29, 2000
The Hague, Netherlands -- A Bosnian Serb pleaded not guilty Friday
to one of the most horrifying war crimes judged by the Yugoslav
tribunal so far -- the burning alive of 135 Muslim men, women and
children trapped inside two homes.
Dressed in a black T-shirt, Mitar Vasiljevic leaned fo...
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