General information

Call No.:

377-0-1:5/3

Part of series

HU OSA 377-0-1 David Rohde Collection on Srebrenica: Subject Files

Located at

Archival boxes #5 / No. 3

Date

1994

Level

Item

Primary Type

Textual

Language

English

Content

Form/Genre

News item

Contents Summary

Haris Silajdžić, Bosnian Prime Minister, threw Lieutenant General Michael Rose, top UN military commander in Bosnia, out of a meeting, accusing him for blocking NATO airstrikes that would protect the Muslim enclave of Bihać.
Serbs ease curbs on UN observers.
Serbs shot down a British jet flying over Goražde.
Boutros-Ghali declared he was ready to order NATO airstrikes if his senior aid and military commander asked him to do so.
120000 Muslims trapped in Srebrenica are being starved by the Serbs who refuse to let UN to enter the enclaves to resupply its peacekeepers.

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Banja Luka

Bihać

Goražde

Kladanj

Sarajevo

Srebrenica

Tuzla

Subject

Akashi, Yasushi

Annink, Rob

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros

Christopher, Warren

Cot, Jean

Ganić, Ejup

Gvero, Milan

Janowski, Kris

Joseph, Ed

Juppe, Alain

Karadžić, Radovan

McCurry, Mike

Mladić, Ratko

Rose, Michael

Silajdžić, Haris

Vance, Cyrus

Collection Specific Tags

Blocking of UN convoys, Bosnian Serb Army, Defense of safe areas, French officials, humanitarian aid, Humanitarian aid routes, Humanitarian convoy, Humanitarian crisis, NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation), NATO air support, NATO ultimatum, Refugees in Srebrenica, Srebrenica safe area, UN Safe areas, UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), UNPROFOR (United Nations Protection Forces), US-French diplomacy over Srebrenica, Vance-Owen peace plan