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> Among the ex-Yugoslavs on the run following allegations of various state
> crimes, Radovan Karadzic is a psychiatrist and Mirjana Markovic
> (Milosevic's
> wife) is a sociologist.
Karazdic, a bad romantic poet, in a line of poets, was trained at Tavistock (according to the LaRoucheites, who have their usual bizarre theoies about Tavistock, linking it to the Beatles and R.D.Laing and Adorno) and Ms. Milosevic, according to the much more reliable, Robert Thomsas, in, "The Politics of Serbia in the 90's, " also has an avid interest in astrology. She had a column in a Serbian newspaper in the 90's in which she would expound on astrology. Her enemies called her the, "Red Witch." Had some Maoist leanings as she admired the GPCR. (See, "
Slobo's Chart! (Slobo means freedom in Serbo-Croatian, btw.) http://www.astrodatabank.com/NM/MilosevicSlobodan.htm
The Cohen and Louis Sell books are solid. The last looks less so from reviews but, still could be interesting.
Slobodan Milosevic and the Destruction of Yugoslavia by Louis Sell (Afterword) (Paperback - September 2003)
Serpent in the Bosom: The Rise and Fall of Slobodan Milosevic by Lenard J. Cohen.
Talk of the Devil : Encounters with Amin, Bokassa, Menghistu, Hoxha, Duvalier Milosevic & Jaruzelski by Riccardo Orizio