This tape includes some archival material used by Brian Lapping Associates in "Death of Yugoslavia;" the material includes footage from Belgrade TV, Sarajevo TV, and other regional and European sources. - Belgrade: student demonstration (March 11, 1991). - Vuk Draskovic at a Belgrade rally, smoking - Kijevo: Croatian flags and police (April 10, 1991) - Kucan, Tudjman, Gligorov , and Milosevic arrive at a meeting; Bulatovic and Izetbegovic arrive later - Kucan, Tudjman, Milosevic, and others in a meeting, posing for a shoot. - APC enters Plitvice (April 14, 1991) - Stipe Mesic arrives at a tennis court in Zagreb (May 2, 1991) - Tudjman and Mesic tennis match (May 1, 1991) - Mesic and Tudjman arrive at Radicev trg no. 23 - Tudjman speaks at a press conference - Mesic meets with a delegation - Mesic at the Ban Jelacic square, downtown Zagreb - Mesic goes to a bar - Mesic in a car, listening to the news about Serb uprising - Serb nationalist rally (placard: "Mesic, we have no faith in you;" Seselj arrives at the rally; Seselj speaks: "With heroic resistance in Borovo Selo we defeated Croatian Ustasha;" speaks against Mesic and the illeagal status of Yugoslav government led by Mesic) - Croatian (?) Tanks and APCs control a road - Croatia: people casting ballots - Airport in Zagreb, Croatia - Croatian military parade; Tudjman, Spegelj, and Vrdoljak arrive at the parade; Tudjman kisses Croatian flag; Tudjman speaks; Mesic shown; - Ante Markovic, Yugoslav Prime Minister, receives EU representatives - EU representatives meet with Milan Kucan of Slovenia - Milosevic arrives at talks; Milosevic meets with EU representatives - Izetbegovic meets with EU representatives - Skopje: rally and parliament (October 11, 1991) - Sandzak: Muslim referendum for sovereignty, Sulejman Valjanin (October 26, 1991) - Novi Pazar: wide shots of police and army (October 26, 1991) - Macedonia: Parliament, Gligorov and Tupurkovski (October 26, 1991); Vasil Tupurkovski and Kiro Gligorov shown - Statement by Stipe Mesic on the Yugoslav constitution and presidency; he is not sure that he will be the last or second to last Yugoslav president (April 12, 1999) - RTB: JNA General Veljko Kadijevic addresses the public; discusses JNA response to the Yugoslav political crisis, seccession of Slovenia (June 18, 1991) - RTB: excerpt from a news report about a military academy ceremony; General Blagoje Adzic speaks about attacks on JNA; Adzic says: JNA's first taks is to provide the conditions for peaceful of the crisis; "We are going to fight against everyone who wants to involve JNA in this war;" (June 18, 1991) - First UN officers arrive in Belgrade; John Wilson meets General Raseta (January 14, 1992) - Dubrovnik: shots of stradun, Onofrijeva Cesma, and Monastery (January 19, 1992) - Statement by Muhamed Filipovic, in which he dennounces the existence of fundamentast attitudes among the Bosnian Muslims; Bosnian Muslims are Europeans who strive to live in a democratic state (February 28, 1992) - Alija Izetbegovic and Aleksa Buha (?) in a press conference on the referendum. Izetbegovic says he thinks democracy will finally prevail; "Europe, the US, and Muslim countries support us; we can't lose. We are not going to have a confrontation with the army [JNA]; I am convinced we'll come to an agreement." - Sarajevo, Bascarsija: wide shots, referendum posters (February 28, 1992) - Mostar: old bridge wide shots (February 28, 1992) - ORF interviews Goran Milic, director of independent TV, YUTEL; Milic discusses YUTEL, Bosnian TV, his interview with Izetbegovic-Karadzic (February 29, 1992) - Anti-war rally in Sarajevo; author Izet Sarajlic speaks (March 5, 1992) - Cyrus Vance arrives in Sarajevo; brief statement (March 5, 1992) - Sarajevo: JNA General Kukanjac; discusses joint patrolling of street check points; (March 5, 1992) - Policeman stops a vehicle in Sarajevo.