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Program NumberS0966
TitleAre We Doing Enough in Bosnia?
PBS Number2234
Moderator-
HostBuckley, William F. (William Frank), 1925-2008.
Guest(s)1) Rosenblatt, Lionel.  - former Foreign Service Officer, currently President of Refugees International

2) Soros, George.  - Hungarian-born financier, philanthropist, President of Soros Fund Management

Taped onApr 27, 1993 (New York City, NY)
Broadcast DateMay 9, 1993
Duration30 minutes (or hh:mm:ss)
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SummaryThe answer, from guests and host alike, is a resounding No. As Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic gained strength, NATO dithered, refusing even to lift the arms embargo on Bosnia. This show offers a remarkably prescient discussion of the possibilities. WFB: "Are you philosophically resolved to oppose any military venture that is not conclusive?" GS: "I personally am not." WFB: "I'm not either." GS: "I think it's a mistake of military doctrine if you look for victory in a situation where it's not really victory that you're seeking--it's interdiction." ... LR: "What we have are civilians who've been targeted en masse, driven from their homes, forced to leave areas they've inhabited for generations. I won't split hairs as to whether this is genocide or not, but it's a war against civilians."
Subject Heading(s)Bosnia and Hercegovina -- Politics and government -- 1992-
United States -- Foreign relations -- Yugoslavia.
Yugoslavia -- Foreign relations -- United States.
Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 -- Campaigns -- Bosnia and Hercegovina.
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