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Berserkistan was published from November, 1995 through July, 1996

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Srebrenica Posters Now Available From Friends of Bosnia Posters are available from Friends of Bosnia to use at rallies commemorating the massacre at Srebrenica and demanding the arrest of war criminals. 1. "Wanted, Radovan Karadzic, for war crimes at Srebrenica" with photo of Karadzic. 2. "Wanted, Radko Mladic, for war crimes at Srebrenica" with photo of Mladic. 3. "Remeber Srebrenica. Arrest War Criminals Now!" with photo of the evacuation of Srebrenica. All posters are 18" x 24". $10 for set of three. Includes postage. Posters will be ready to mail on July 2th. Please send your address and payment to: Friends of Bosnia 47 East Street Hadley, MA 01035 USA Amnesty International Publishes New Bosnia Human Rights Study An Amnesty International publication, "Bosnia-Herzegovinia: The International Community's Responsibility to Ensure Human Rights" has just been released. The 107-page document analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the main human rights provisions in the 1995 peace agreement as supplemented by subsequent governmental meetings. Detailed recommendations include a 10-Point Program for the International Community to Implement Human Rights in Bosnia-Herzogovinia. The report is available for $10 plus $3 postage and handling from: Amnesty International/USA Publication Department 322 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10001 For details: (212) 807-8400. Interactivism Travel Information Sought for Karlovac, Bihac, Prijedor and Banja Luka News in Bosnian for Refugee Family from Velika Kladusa Info on Bosnian Candidates Sought by law student Ferries from Italy to Split I’m seeking the schedules The Talon Where to find this Army online magazine Access Providers in Tuzla Is connectivity possible? Want to Discuss Issues Here’s my address... Translator Needed by Internews Guest Opinion Essays We Need Your Help to Lobby Washington. Honor the Promises Made at Dayton By The Bosnian Action Coalition Time for the Bosnian Government to Begin Working with Neighbours By Amir Handzel Death Sentence to Bosnia Behind the Dayton's Closed Doors By Musadik Borogovac, Bosnian Congress USA Silent Ethnic Cleansing in Sarajevo By Andras Riedlmayer Fairness in Media Debated Berserkistan Coverage A fan letter from a reader on his way to the Balkans Republic Srpska as Self-Styled It is an entity, says Beeri Shuster Objective Reporting Wide-ranging commentary from Amir Handzel in Israel Before Bosnia, Berserkistan Army Officer gets the most out of Berserkistan Berserkistan Lacking We look like Germans to Konstantin Konstantinovich On recent Berserkistan Articles French Rescue American Patrol from Serb Mob Illegal Occupiers, says Bosko Ivanisevic Doonesbury A soldier comments about liquor on U.S. bases The Zvornik Seven The Dead Come in from the Woods, George Ilic writes Dogs of War This soldier says dogs are still being killed Communication Resources Send a Digi-Gram to Any GI in Bosnia The North American Center For Emergency Communications (NACEC) can now provide its free high speed military family message services to U.S. Forces serving in Bosnia. Message recipients do not need computers or Internet access, as messages are delivered by volunteers. At present, messages can be sent to all U.S. Forces serving in Bosnia. U.S. Military their families and friends wishing to use this free message service can do so 24 hours a day, from anywhere in the world, by accessing NACEC, then proceeding to the Main Military Family Support Services page, where they can find information and send a Digi-Gram message.

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