News

Call Number
350-1-1:665/1

General information

Call No.:
350-1-1:665/1
Part of series
HU OSA 350-1-1 Records of the International Monitor Institute: Europe: Balkan Archive
Located at
BetaSP NTSC #665 / No. 1
Digital ver. identifier
HU_OSA_00000665
Date of air
1999-04-15
Date
1999
Level
Item
Primary Type
Moving image
Language
Serbian
Duration
32 min.

Content

Form/Genre
Television program
Contents Summary
Beta TC: 00:00:00-00:32:00 - Serbian traditional music. - NATO bombs Albanian refugee convoy near Djakovica. - Reactions from Russia, China, London, Athens, Madrid, Sofija, and Rome on the refugee convoy bombing. - Reactions from Russian and Byelorussia to the meeting of Byelorussian President Alexander Lukashenko (sp) and President Milosevic. - Reports on the bombing of Podgorica, Rakovica, Krusevac, Kursumlija, Jagodnja, and Ovcar mountain. - RTS reporter denies and contradicts statements written on NATO leaflets thrown out of planes on to Serbian territory. - Two Serbian ministers visit a destroyed plant in Krusevac. - Yugoslav Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zivota Vujovic holds press conference. - Serbian Interior Minister Vlajko Stojiljkovic receives European Red Cross Director Angelo Nedinger (sp) and Red Cross Director for Yugoslavia Dominique De Fura (sp). - Greek Presdient Kosta Simitis meets with Bulgarian President Ivan Kostov. - German Bundestag supports Chancellor Schr?der's policy in Yugoslavia. - UN Special Envoy for Human rights Juri Dunsmir (sp) calls for an end to the bombing of Yugoslavia. - In Vienna, the Austrian Revolutionary Communist League present photo and video materials documenting the destruction left behind by NATO bombs. - Tensions between Macedonians and Albanians in Macedonia heightens. - Protests in Lisbon (Portugal), Nicosia (Cyprus), Vienna (Austria), Warsaw (Poland). - Opposition to the bombing of Yugoslavia rises in the European Parliament.

Context

Associated Names
Radio-televizija Srbije (RTS) (Producer)