For the Russian cause on the Serbian fronts
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Today about the war in Yugoslavia 1992-1995. Russian high -ranking officials reluctantly recall. What to remember? How is the world order, using national and religious contradictions, speculating on the personal ambitions of politicians, destroyed the power of the southern Slavs? How is the then Yeltsin Democratic Russia, in fact, betrayed its Slavic brothers, throwing them in trouble, in the face of mortal danger? How was the scenario of the genocide and the dismemberment of the state that could be used in the Russian Federation on the territory of the Russian Federation?
And about the bombing of 1999, Serbia and Montenegro, then made up the “bribrated "territory of the humiliated and devoted Yugoslavia, high -ranking officials recall reluctantly. For the same reasons: the then Yeltsin Democratic Russia betrayed the Slav brothers, followed the organizers of the world order, made this super-wide international lawlessness.
But there are no nameless crimes, every crime has a name, surname and a specific position. Russian officials who allowed the betrayal of the Slav brothers in 1992-1995, and in 1999, are still alive. Suddenly the question of responsibility will arise? Suddenly, the idea of the International Slavic Tribunal will find reality, on which the “number one "will certainly be a" Yugoslav question "with a question? Against such a background, the very fact of the participation of Russian volunteers in the Yugoslav war, in the struggle of the Serbs for the right to have their own faith, their culture, its state is an uncomfortable topic. It turns out that individual citizens of Russia, risking themselves, helped the Slav brothers instead of corrupt politicians, crafty diplomats, false journalists? It turns out that Russian volunteers at a difficult moment for the Slavic world replaced the whole "stained" at that time by the Russian state? How to correlate their actions with international law?
Russian volunteers who fought on the Serbian fronts are heroes who have entered new bright pages not only in Russian history, but also in the history of brotherly Serbia, the entire Slavic world. The book is intended for a wide audience
And about the bombing of 1999, Serbia and Montenegro, then made up the “bribrated "territory of the humiliated and devoted Yugoslavia, high -ranking officials recall reluctantly. For the same reasons: the then Yeltsin Democratic Russia betrayed the Slav brothers, followed the organizers of the world order, made this super-wide international lawlessness.
But there are no nameless crimes, every crime has a name, surname and a specific position. Russian officials who allowed the betrayal of the Slav brothers in 1992-1995, and in 1999, are still alive. Suddenly the question of responsibility will arise? Suddenly, the idea of the International Slavic Tribunal will find reality, on which the “number one "will certainly be a" Yugoslav question "with a question? Against such a background, the very fact of the participation of Russian volunteers in the Yugoslav war, in the struggle of the Serbs for the right to have their own faith, their culture, its state is an uncomfortable topic. It turns out that individual citizens of Russia, risking themselves, helped the Slav brothers instead of corrupt politicians, crafty diplomats, false journalists? It turns out that Russian volunteers at a difficult moment for the Slavic world replaced the whole "stained" at that time by the Russian state? How to correlate their actions with international law?
Russian volunteers who fought on the Serbian fronts are heroes who have entered new bright pages not only in Russian history, but also in the history of brotherly Serbia, the entire Slavic world. The book is intended for a wide audience
Author:
Author:Zemtsov Boris Yuryevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6048263-3-1
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