SERBIAN MESSAGE TO THE WHITE HOUSE

On April 4, 1999 somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 Serbian sympathizers came to Lafayette Park to express their opinion on the Serbian/Albanian/Kosovian conflict. The Serbians were unhappy that the US was leading NATO in bombing Serbia.

 

Many of the Serbians questioned President Clinton's sincerity and credibility.

 

 

For the most part, however, the Serbs focused on equating the US with Nazi Germany,

 

 

 

 

alluding to the Nazi bombings during World War II.

 

 

 

They complained about NATO support for alleged Kosovar Albanian terrorism.

 

 

Many Serbs said that they had stood up to, and prevailed against, the fascism of Hitler's Germany, and that they were prepared to give their lives before giving in to NATO's neo-fascism.

 


NATO Targets?

 

"Even if we can't defeat the fascist aggressor," they claimed, "as before, we will die before we surrender."

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