Sheri Fink - War Hospital

Buljim plateau

Camp Bravo

Canada

peacekeepers of

UNPROFOR soldiers from

Canadian House

Canbat M113

Caplan, Arthur

Catch-22, UNPROFOR and

Catholicism

Croats and

Slovenians and

Celebije, Evlije

Cerska

massacres in

Chan-Boegli, Louisa

Chaus mountain

Chemical warfare

Chetniks . See Serb Chetniks

Christian Science Monitor

Serbian atrocities and

Christianity, Orthodox

Bosnians and

Macedonians and

Montenegrins and

Serbs and

Christmas, Serb Orthodox

CIA, Serbian atrocities and

Cigarettes

Clinton, Bill, Bosnia and

Čemerlić, Dr. Asim

Concentration camps, Serb

Contact Group

members of

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide (1948)

Cornelis, Muriel

Croat Ustashe. See Ustashe, Croat

Croatia. See also Croatian War (1991); Croats; Vukovar; Zagreb

annexation from Yugoslavia of (1991)

entry into U.N. by

Croatian government forces

Bosnian forces teamed with

Serbian forces v.

Croatian war (1991)

Croatians. See Croats

Croatian/Serb war (1995)

Croats

Catholicism of

Muslims v.

U.N. peacekeeping by

Dachy, Dr. Eric

activism of

atheism of

character of

early years of

education of

father of

intervention v. humanitarianism of

Karadžić and

Kurds and

MSF and

MSF Belgrade mission of

MSF Bratunac mission of

MSF Sarajevo airlift mission and

MSF Sarajevo medical supplies mission of

MSF Serb medical supplies mission of

MSF Srebrenica missions of

MSF Vukovar hospital mission of

personal revelations of

postwar years of

Serbia government v.

Srebrenica reflections of

war victim sympathy of

war’s effects on

Dallemagne, Georges

Dautbašić, Dr. Fatima

Bratunac health clinic and

character of

education of

family of

as Fata

Smail Klempić and

obstetrics and gynecology department of

other wartime medical service of

Ilijaz Pilav and

postwar years of

reflections of

Srebrenica evacuation and

Srebrenica Hospital and

Srebrenican authorities v.

Tuzla Hospital and

war’s effects on

wounding of

Dayton, Ohio Accords

Deljković, Dr. Muharem

Demilitarization Commission. See also “Agreement for the demilitarization of Srebrenica” (April 17, 1993)

Department of Defense (U.S.)

Diabetic ketoacidosis

DNA analysis, mass grave victims and

Doctors, Bosnian war

lack of

lack of experience of

Doctors of the World

Doctors Without Borders. See Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Dole, Bob

Domavija Hotel

Drina Corps

Drina River

Drina Valley

Drinjaca River

Droit d’ingérence (right to intervene)

Dubrovnik

Dudić, Major Ibro

Dudley, U.S. Army Major Rex

genocide warnings of

Operation Provide Promise and

Srebrenican defense and

Srebrenican Hospital evacuation mission and

Dule

Dunant, Henri

Red Cross founding by

Duong, Dr. Neak

alternative medicine techniques of

MSF Srebrenica Hospital mission of

popularity of

surgeries of

U.N. and

Vietnam and

Dutch Air Mobile Battalion

Dutchbat (Dutch U.N. Protection Force)

military doctors of

Potočari and

as prisoners of Serbs

refusal to help Srebrenican patients of

Serbs v.

Srebrenica and

Srebrenica protection failure of

U.N. rule bending by

Dutchbat B Company

Dutchbat medical facility

Srebrenica and

surgeries in

Džananović, Dr. Dževad

smuggling into Srebrenica of

Srebrenica Hospital and

Tuzla Hospital and

Džanić, Nijaz

Srebrenica clinic of

Dženaza (mourning prayers)

Easter massacre

Eastern Bosnia. See Bosnia and Herzogovina

Erdemović, Drazen, atrocities of

Ethnic cleansing

Bosnian war and

mass evacuations as assisting

of Muslims

European community

Bosnian war intervention reluctance of

Croatian war and

Vance-Owen peace plan and

European Rapid Reaction Force

Fata. See Dautbašić, Dr. Fatima

Field hospitals

Foća

Fortress, The (Mesa šelimović)

France

Bosnia-Herzegovina and

Bosnian war combat reluctance of

Contact Group peace proposal and

genocide prevention failure of

inquiry into genocide responsibilities of

U.N. Security Council Resolution 816 and

Franken, Major Robert

Freedom of Information Act

French doctors

activism of

Biafra and

MSF founding by

French peacekeeping forces

Gangrene

Geneva Convention

1977 Second Additional Protocol to

humanitarian law updating of

lack of enforcement of

out-of-combat soldier protection of

Germany

Contact Group peace proposal and

genocide prevention failure of

Gladovići

war resistance of

Glodi

Glogova

Goiter, endemic

Golden Lily award

Goražde

safe area declaration and

Serb attacks on

Great Britain. See Britain

Guber spa

Gulf War (1991)

Hadžiselimović, Mehdin (“Mad Max”)

Hague Statement on Respect of Humanitarian Principles

Hajra

Halilović, Dr. Hamdija

Halilović, General

Ham radio, Bosnian use of

Han Pijesak

Handžars , Muslim, World War II,

Hapsi (petty thieves)

atrocity claims against

Hasanović, Dr. Avdo

abortions and

leg amputation by

Srebrenica evacuation and

as Srebrenica Hospital director

Tuzla Hospital and

Heckler (fast-shooting automatic)

Holbrooke, Richard

Hollingworth, Larry

Holocaust

comparisons to

deniers of

Red Cross and

hors de combat (out of combat)

HPO division, abuses of

Human rights violations

Human shields

Humanitarian neutrality

civilian/soldier medical treatment and

humanitarians’ protection and

Humanitarianism v. intervention. See also Dachy, Dr. Eric

Humanitarians

classicist v. political

military separation of

modern world flexibility needs of

Hydrogen peroxide

ICRC. See Red Cross, International Committee of the (ICRC)

IMC. See International Medical Corps (IMC)

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

International law and doctors

International Medical Corps (IMC)

Iodine

Iraq

aid workers and

humanitarian-military cooperation in

Kurds and

Islam

Bosnian Muslims and

Izetbegović, President Alija (Bosnia-Herzegovina)

Jadar river

Jagger, Bianca

Janković, Serb Captain

Janvier, U.N. Force Commander General Bernard

bureaucracy, misinformation and

peacekeeping not peace enforcement declaration of

Srebrenica protection failure of

Jasenova

Ježestica, battle of

Joulwan, General George

Kalina hill

Kamenica

Karadžić, Dr. Radovan

atrocities of

background of

as inciter of Bosnian Serbs to violence

political folksongs and poetry of

as “Serb Republic” President

Vance-Owen peace plan and

Karremans, Dutchbat Commander Ton

Dutch inquiry testimony of

Ketamine (Special K)

history of

patient popularity of

properties of