URGENT ACTION: PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THIS INTERNATIONAL APPEAL TO STOP THE WITCH HUNT AGAINST SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC

MARCH 10, 2001

We, the undersigned, wish to register our disgust with and opposition to the planned trial of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic by the current Serbian authorities at the request of the United States and its NATO partners.

While NATO's criminal aggression against the people of Yugoslavia goes unpunished, and reparations go unpaid, we are witnessing the repulsive spectacle of DOS ministers and officials (the new regime in Belgrade) serving as judicial handmaidens to NATO's criminal leaders and their illegal puppet court, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) at The Hague.

We charge the ICTY and the American government with falsifying war crimes charges against President Milosevic solely for the purpose of manipulating public opinion against "the Serbs," justifying NATO's barbaric 78-day campaign of terror against Yugoslavia in 1999, and to deflect attention from the bombing's horrific consequences. Meanwhile, the ICTY has exonerated its NATO sponsors of responsibility for a host of well-documented war crimes and crimes against humanity, including the deliberate bombardment of vital civilian infrastructure, conspiracy to initiate a war of aggression, the lethal targeting of journalists, the use of anti-personnel weapons such as cluster bombs in areas of high civilian concentration, and bombing with the intent and effect of unleashing environmental catastrophe. 

Having cleared her NATO paymasters of criminal responsibility for their deliberate bombing of Radio Television Serbia (RTS) in Belgrade, which killed 16 journalists and support staff, ICTY Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte now asserts that Mr. Milosevic and the RTS director, Dragoljub Milanovic, were culpable in these victims' deaths because they had been "notified in advance" that the facility would be bombed! Despite Del Ponte's promises, no evidence to support these charges has been made public. Mr. Milanovic has been ordered detained by a Belgrade judge, a clear effort by the DOS forces to dignify Del Ponte's outrageous claim.

While some DOS spokesmen refer openly to the need to cooperate fully with the ICTY, others affect a different-sounding stance, calling for prosecuting Mr. Milosevic in a "Serbian trial," on charges of "corruption," and "war crimes." But their call for a domestic trial of Milosevic is nothing but "patriotic" fakery: a pathetic trick aimed at concealing their own craven duplicity in carrying out the orders of their foreign masters. As the experience in Russia and the rest of Eastern Europe has shown, bowing to Western pressure will never improve living standards; and imposing political repression will only leave deep and long lasting scars on the national psyche.

Let it be known that we categorically reject the case against President Milosevic:

* Milosevic the so-called "ethnic cleanser" preached multinational unity, not nationalist intolerance. His famous 1989 speech that supposedly called for Serbs to shed Albanian blood actually said: "Yugoslavia is a multinational community and it can survive only under conditions of full equality for all nations that live in it." The effort to prosecute Milosevic is an attack on all who support multinational unity.

Milosevic conducted no persecution of Albanian civilians: he did not drive Albanians from Kosovo, except to clear civilians out of a zone of combat and bombing. Albanians who fled Kosovo fled NATO bombs and ground combat between KLA rebels and Yugoslav federal troops. Some 100,000 Yugoslav Albanians lived peacefully in the Serbian capital of Belgrade throughout the war, suffering no ethnic persecution.

* The most notorious "atrocities" for which Milosevic is accused never happened: the 40 Albanians found dead in Racak were never "executed" but in fact were KLA troops killed in action in a variety of encounters, then laid out together in a ditch for the cameras. The 1500 bodies supposedly buried in the Trepca mines were never found. NATO specialists sent in to find proof of mass extermination of 100,000 Albanians in fact found only 2,800 bodies. And most of those were neither Albanian civilians nor even Albanians, but rather Serbs, Romas, Egyptians, Goranis and other victims of KLA atrocities.

* There is no evidence whatsoever for the most preposterous and recent charges: that Milosevic knew in advance of the bombing of the RTS television station in Belgrade but let 16 people die to create outrage against NATO, or that thousands of Albanians were stuffed into meat grinders and disposed of in mineral mine-shafts in Mitrovica, etc.

A trial of Milosevic on these false and outrageous charges would be nothing but a travesty of justice, a contemporary "show-trial." Those Western leaders who pursue it put the lie to the claims that the United Nations is a defender of the sovereignty of nations, or that NATO is a defender of freedom. This witch hunt also exposes the leaders of the present government in Yugoslavia as traitors to their own people who dishonor the Serbian nation and its great history of resisting foreign invaders, including most notably the Nazis in World War II when the Serbs stood alone against the Nazi onslaught.

Crimes were committed in Yugoslavia - but not by Milosevic. They were committed by American and NATO leaders who authorized a low-grade nuclear war that specifically targeted civilians and left huge portions of the country contaminated for the next 4.5 billion years with radioactivity from depleted uranium armaments. 

Crimes were committed by the American leaders who casually ignored their own constitution's requirement that wars be formally declared by Congress and then violated the UN Charter and numerous international conventions.

A crime will be committed if the twice-elected President of Serbia is kidnapped from his own country and made to stand "trial" in an artificially created, American-made "court" that goes under the fancy-sounding name of an international tribunal. 

And a crime will be committed if the obedient, made in the USA government in Yugoslavia endangers the safety of President Milosevic in any way that might allow gangsters or bounty-hunters to cash in on the $5 million bounty posted by the US for delivering him into captivity.

Slobodan Milosevic's real offense was that he tried to keep the 26 nationalities that comprise Yugoslavia free from US and NATO colonization and occupation; his nation's resources, industries, and media from being stolen by multinational corporations; his nation's institutions from being controlled by US consultants and advisers. His real offense was to defend his nation's freedom and sovereignty from a political "opposition" bought and paid for by the United States and installed into power by US specialists in psychological operations. He and all those now under attack resisted Western colonization to the very end, even as American naval ships waited off the coast of Yugoslavia to ensure the "correct" results in Yugoslavia's contested elections.

Shame on those DOS leaders who consort and conspire with NATO politicians while seeking to assign the blame for NATO's crimes on the very patriotic and progressive figures who did the most to fight NATO's neo-colonial aggression! In doing so, the DOS dishonors itself and desecrates the memory of those who lost their lives to NATO war crimes. 

DROP ALL CHARGES AGAINST DRAGOLJUB MILANOVIC!
STOP THE POLITICAL WITCH-HUNT AGAINST PRESIDENT MILOSEVIC AND ALL FORMER YUGOSLAV LEADERS NOW!
BRING THE NATO-KFOR WAR CRIMINALS TO JUSTICE!

Signatures:

1. Barry Lituchy, New York City, USA
2. Jim Yarker, Toronto, Canada
3. Ritta L Ronkko, NYC, USA
4. Dusan D Chukurov, Red Bank, NJ, USA
5. Michael Parenti, Ph.D., Berkeley, California, USA (author of "TO KILL A NATION: The Attack on Yugoslavia")
6. TIKA JANKOVIC, San Jose, California, USA
7. Milo Yelesiyevich, New York, NY, USA (The Serbian Classics Press)
8. Edward W. Miller, MD, San Rafael,  CA , USA (retired surgeon, free-lance columnist,
9. Dr. Harry Clidakis, Adjunct Professor of History, Pace University, USA
10. Bob Mc Cafferty, Andover, NJ, USA
11. Margaret Watson, Toronto, Canada
12. Rade Savija, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
13. Barbara Gruber, Brighton, MA, USA
14. Mary Paich,  Pittsburgh, PA, USA
15. MIROSLAV ANTIC, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
16. Jill Louise Starr, Newfoundland, NJ, USA
17. George Szamuely, New York City, USA
18. Ivan Stojsic, Santa Ana, CA, USA
19. Gertrude Stein, New York, NY, USA
20. Philip Stein, New York, NY, USA
21. Igor Jaramaz, Montreal, Canada
22. John Jay, London, UK
23. Yugo Kovach, Twickenham, Middx, United Kingdom
24. Milan Vojnic, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
25. Branka Perry, London, Great Britain
26. Robert Oklejas, Monroe, MI., USA
27. Milan Lukic, La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
28. Michael Jaszenko, Washington, DC, USA
29. Chris Soda, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
30. Taina Ranta, Tampere, FINLAND
31. Anton Baumgarten, Russia (editor, Left Russia)
32. Jela Jovanovic, dipl. istoricar umetnosti, Beograd Yugoslavija
33. Dr Mira Vukmirovic, stomatolog, Beograd, Jugoslavija
34. Mirjana Ivanovic, bankar, Beograd, Jugoslavija
35. Spomenka Deretic, novinar, Beograd, Jugoslavija
36. Ljilja Milanovic, novinar, Beograd, Jugoslavija (wife of Dragoljub Milanovic, arrested by the DOS)
37. Aleksandar Djaja, dramaturg-publicista, Beograd, Jugoslavija
38. Francisco Javier Bernal, Lincoln, Great Britain (http://www.stopnato.org.uk/)
39. Lester Schonbrun, Oakland, CA, USA
40. Ruza Despotovic, Amsterdam, Holland
41. Radica Dragic, Amsterdam, Holland
42. Milena Simeunovic, Amsterdam, Holland
43. Jenny Ligtenberg, Heerhugowaard, Holland
44. Cort Greene, Portland, Oregon, USA
45. KENNETH RIORDAN, USA
46. Heather Cottin, Freeport, New York, USA
47. Matthew James Davis, Indianapolis, Indiana,  USA
48. Alessandra Areni, Rome, Italy
49. Fulvio Grimaldi, Rome, Italy (journalist)
50. Muhammad bin Ahmad al Kudsi, Zarqa, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan(graduate from the Faculty for Political Sciences of the Belgrade University)
51. Petar Makara, Albany, NY, USA ( Srpska Mreza )
52. Sara Flounders, New York, N.Y., USA ( International Action Center )
53. John Catalinotto, New York, NY, USA ( International Action Center )
54. Prof. Emil Vlajki, Ottawa, Ont., Canada
55. Michael Lucas, Toronto Canada, (Editor/Journalist, Northstar Compass Magazine, Canadian Friends of Soviet People, Northstar Compass, the Organizing Committee for Friendship and Solidarity with Soviet People)
56. Srdjan Rakich,Toronto, Canada
57. Blagovesta Doncheva, Sofia, Bulgaria
58. Nevena Dobreva, Sofia, Bulgaria
59. Nezabravka Mandadjieva, Sofia, Bulgaria
60. Emilia Gigova, Sofia, Bulgaria
61. Jordanka Slabakova, Sofia, Bulgaria
62. Madlen Kircheva, Sofia, Bulgaria
63. Ivan Angelov, Sofia, Bulgaria
64. Iskra Andreeva, Sofia, Bulgaria
65. Georgi Andreev, Sofia, Bulgaria
66. Pejo Pejkov, Sofia, Bulgaria
67. Krasimir Nikolov, Sofia, Bulgaria
68. Ivan Petkov, Sofia, Bulgaria
69. Boika Petkova, Sofia, Bulgaria
70. Maria Fakirova, Sofia, Bulgaria
71. Silva Atanasova, Sofia, Bulgaria
72. Veselka Manavska, Sofia, Bulgaria
73. Maria Stoilova, Sofia, Bulgaria
74. Asen Pashkalski, Sofia, Bulgaria
75. Penka Mateva, Sofia, Bulgaria
76. Stjanka Pjatnizka, Sofia, Bulgaria
77. Elena Marazova, Sofia, Bulgaria
78. Petar Peev, Sofia, Bulgaria
79. Dragan Shentov, Zlatiza, Sofia District, Bulgaria
80. Vladimir Bochev, Sofia, Bulgaria
81. Velichka Janakieva, Sofia, Bulgaria
82. Nikolina Genova, Sofia, Bulgaria
83. Jordanka Krincheva, Sofia, Bulgaria
84. Ivan Draganov, Sofia, Bulgaria
85. Pasha Hristova, Sofia, Bulgaria
86. Gena Mironova, Sofia, Bulgaria
87. KEN BIGGS, Czech Republic ( Editor of "Postmark Prague")
88. Dr. Angelo D' Angelo, Staten Island, NY, USA (U.S. Friends of Soviet People)
89. Paul De Marco, Richmond Hill, Canada
90. Ken Freeland, Houston, TX, USA
91. Richard Ray, New York, NY, USA
92. Margaret Wyles, Northern California, USA
93. Paul De Marco, Richmond Hill, Canada
94. Milos Raickovich, New York City, NY, USA
95. Peggy Karp, Berkeley, California, USA
96. MIRA PAVLICA, USA
97. Alexander Moumbaris, Livry-Gargan, France (Editor Editions Democrite)
98. Pero Kovacevic, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
99. Doc. ing. H. Charfo, DrSc., Prague, Czech Republic (Head of the International Relations Department CC, Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia)
100. Christopher Black, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Barrister, one of the Canadian lawyers who laid war crimes charges against Nato in May of 1999 (Mandel group) and a writer of critical analyses of the role of the ICTY)
101. Milos Lazarevic, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
102. William Akrasi-Sarpong, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
103. Elizabeth Frank, New York City, NY, USA
104. Nicolas Blanc, Barcelona, Spain
105. Danica Ninic, Barcelona, Spain
106. Alexandra Votava, Massapequa , New York , USA
107. Joe Friendly, New York City, NY, USA
108. Major General Kostas X. Konstantinidis, Greece (Ret., coordinator EX-NATO GENERALS FOR PEACE AND DISARMAMENT)
109. Jared Israel, Boston, Mass, USA  (editor, Emperor's Clothes)
110. Jonathan D. Knight, London, England, United Kingdom
111. Sara Payne, Cambridge, England
112. Nebojsa Ljepojevic, Cambridge, England
113. Ariana Beatty, London, UK
114. Dolf Loth, Amsterdam, Netherlands
115. Megan Bland, Chicago, IL USA
116. Tim Fenton, Oxford, Great Britain
117. Steve Cooper, NJ, USA
118. Jorege Enea Spilimbergo, Partido de la Izquierda Nacional, Argentina
119. Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky, Partido de la Izquierda Nacional, Argentina
120. Osvaldo Calello, Partido de la Izquierda Naciona, Argentina
121. Olga Daric, Juric, prevodilac, Pariz
122. Nada Znirdasic, Pariz
123. Chester Meyer,New York, New York, USA
124. William Blum, Washington, DC, USA
125. Doret Kollerer, Occidental, CA, USA
126. Paula Riionheimo, Helsinki, Finland
127. Seppo Lehmonen, Helsinki, Finland
128. Eero Ronkko, Helsinki, Finland
129. Maria Greifeneder, Marchtrenk, Austria
130. Sara Biro, Stockholm, Sweden
131. Macdonald Stainsby, Vancouver, BC, Canada
132. Snejanka Lazarevic, Stockholm, Sweden
133. Dusko Lazarevic, Stockholm, Sweden
134. Niki Lazarevic, Stockholm, Sweden
135. Petronije Lazarevic, Stockholm, Sweden
136. Tanja Riionheimo, Helsinki, Finland
137. MARCELA KASALOVA, HAVIROV, CZECH REPUBLIC
138. TATIANA CACIC TRIFUNOVIC, MADRID, SPAIN
139. Hans Hupkes, Hengelo, Netherlands
140. Jeffrey Goldberg, Bronx, New York, USA
141. Ms. Cathrin Schuetz, Frankfurt, Germany
142. Massimo Di Murro, Ligure(Al), ITALIA
143. Gloria Scalisi, Rome, Italy
144. Dr. Thomas Riggins, New York, NY, USA
145. Louis Wolf, Washington DC, USA (Publisher, Covert Action Quarterly)
146. Lydia Votova, Massapequa, NY, USA
147. Charles F. Moreira, Petaling Jaya, MALAYSIA
148. Steve Strum, Bronx, NY USA
149. Alan Dover, Auckland, New Zealand
150. AHRIMAN-Verlag, Freiburg, Germany
151. Alexei Baryshnikov, St.Petersburg, Russia
152. Sladjana Taglic, Cliffside Park, NJ, USA
153. Manojlovic Bogdan, Université de Paris, PARIS, France
154. Lawrence Boyd, Plymouth, Ma, USA
155. William Doares, Queens, NY, USA
156. Lois Singer - Staten Island, New York, USA (U.S. Friends of Soviet People)
157. James Mendieta, Brooklyn, NY, USA
158. Matthew Weinstein, Brooklyn, NY, USA
159. Tijana Nikov, New Jersey, USA
160. Kosa Martjak, New York City, USA
161. Jovan Martjak, New York City, USA
162. Lilian Rydell, New York City, USA
163. Milinko Isakovic, Loznica, Serbia, Ygoslavia
164. Sasha Faynor, Long Beach, CA, USA
165. Rick Rozoff, Chicago, Illinois USA
166. Iman El-Sayed, Staten Island, NY (Editor, The College Voice)
167. Katarina Kostic, Toronto, Canada (journalist)
168. Alexei Inclan, France
169. Josué Damián Ferrer Ortells, Alzira, Valencian Community, Spain (University Student of Journalism)
170. Sara Biro, Stockholm, Sweden
171. Einar Schlereth (journalist)
172. David Obiekwe Quarter, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
173. Roger ROMAIN, a/conseiller communal PCB B6180 COURCELLES, BE
174. Fjodor Vorotnjuk, Odessa, Ukraine
175. Julia Petrusieviciute, Odessa, Ukraine 
176. Ekaterina Krasikova, Odessa, Ukraine 
177. Xenia Burlaj, Odessa, Ukraine
178. Stephen G. Lewis, Lancaster, California  USA
179. Marek Glogoczowski, Zakopane, Polska
180. Viktor V. Bourenkov, Russia
181. Mouratidou Kristalou, Frankfurt a.Main, Deutschland
182. Mouratidis Dimitrios, Frankfurt a.Main, Deutschland
183. Mouratidis Joannis, Frankfurt a,Main, Deutschland
184. Tsouras Maria, Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland
185. Schuetz, Uschi, Woellstadt, Germany
186. Tsouras Dimitrios, Wiesbaden, Deutschland
187. Tsouras Christos, Wiesbaden, Deutschland
188. Tsoura Giannoula, Wiesbaden, Deutschland
189. JURIC Radovan, Camberra 
190. JURIC Kim, Camberra 
191. WOLF Radmila, 78490 Méré-Montfort l'Amaury
192. Reczeg Henriette-Stefanie, prof. 75013 Paris, FR
193. GREINER Henri, Thiais
194. KIRIAZOVSKI Branislava, 92200 Neuilly sur Seine
195. GARNIRON Fabrice, Paris
196. Tsouras, Athanasios, Wiesbaden, Germany
197. Tsouras, Eleni, Wiesbaden, Germany
198. Vasileiou, Panagiotis, Wiesbaden, Germany
199. Vassiliou, Christos, Offenbach, Germany
200. Vassiliou, Konstantinos, Offenbach, Germany
201. Masiowski, Maciek, Biaiy-Stok, Poland
202. Robert Ryszkiewicz, Lomza, Poland
203. Ewa Goetzendoerfer, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
204. Tatjana Djurovic, Beograd, Yugoslavia
205. Dimitriadis, Georgios, Frankfurt, Germany
206. Laftsidou, Sussana, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
207. Carol Holland, Larchmont, New York
208. Marie-Françoise ZLATKOVIC, 93600 Aulney s/s Bois, Fr.
209. Eckart Spoo, Berlin, Germany (Editor, Attorney, An Initiator of the German War Crimes Tribunal Against NATO )
210. Mile Randjelovic, HALIFAX, ENGLAND
211. Marinko Petkovic, Sydney, Australia
212. Marko Nisevich, Chicago, IL, USA
213. David Marshall, Atlanta, GA, USA
214. Jon Nalley, New York, NY, USA
215. Danny Kalenic, Melbourne, Australia
216. Dave Thomas, Arcata, CA, USA
217. Ola Eriksson, Luleĺ, Sweden
218. Andre Huzsvai, Boston, MA, USA (English editor of "Spies, Lies, and Videotapes. The CIA Against Yugoslavia, 1947-2000", by Marko Lopusina)
219. Mirjam Glaser, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
220. Carla Berg, Austria
221. ZALMAY GULZAD, CHICAGO, IL, USA (prof. of soc sci  city college)
222. Gary Wilson, NYC, NY, USA (International Action Center)
223. Zora Lituchy, New York, USA
224. Taffy Williams, Tuckahoe, New York, USA
225. Mara Oneta, Cremona, Italija
226. Vera Rochan, 92100 Boulogne
227. Gordana Mojasevic, 75015 Paris, FR
228. Dragan Djuric, 75015 Paris, FR
229. Jovan Milosevic, Physics Institute, Heidelberg University, Philosophenweg 12, D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany
230. Ioannis Giannakakis, Neu-Isenburg, Germany
231. Robert Wolf, avio-ingénieur, 78490 Méré- Montfort L'Amaury
232. Marija Sambaher, Beograd, Jugoslavija
233. Konstantin Bernjak, ingénier, St. Germain-en -Laye, France
234. Jelitza Bernjak, St. Germain-en- Laye, Fr.
235. Sandra Bernjak, ingéniere, London, G B
236. Caroline Wolf, ingéniere, 78490 France
237. Isabelle Wolf, 78490 France
238. Philippe Wolf, prof. 78490 France
239. Vassiliki Anderjaska, Ph.D, Eldersburg, MD, USA
240. Sam Weintraub, Irvington, NJ, USA
241. Stephen Paulmier, Philadelphia, PA, USA (Editor of The Hammer)
242. Branimir Zivkovic, 3175 Flamatt, Switzerland
243. Jablan Grujic, Paris, FRANCE
244. Miroslav Grubac, Toronto, Canada
245. Simon Petrovich, Cambridge, UK (Professional Automotive Engineer)
246. Stefano de Angelis, Roma , Italia
247. Dropmann, Gabi, Frankfurt, Germany
248. Grivas Christos, Athens, Greece
249. Hetztel, Hans, Frankfurt, Germany 
250. Savvidou, Sofia, Frankfurt, Germany
251. Tsingogianni, Elisabeth, Saloniki, Greece
252. Triantafylidis, Georgios, Frankfurt, Germany
253. Dimitriadou, Kyriaki, Jannitsa, Greece
254. Norbert Mack, Frankfurt, Germany
255. Petza Dimitra, Frankfurt, Germany
256. Brad Lawton, Bethlehem, PA, USA
257. John Przedpelska, Queens, NY, USA
258. Richard Przedpelska, Brooklyn, NY, USA
259. Polonidis Vassilios, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
260. Annabelle Schouten, Woudenberg, Netherlands (Communist Party of the Netherlands (NCPN) and NCPN Youth participant in the International Camp of Friendship 2000 in Sirogojno, Yugoslavia)
261. Skoric Zoran, Belgrade, Serbia, YU
262. Alain Nierveze, Le Pian Medoc 33290, France
263. Pauline Massy, Paris, France
264. Jean-Claude Charbonnier dit CHABRIER, prof. Paris-Sorbonne, ex-Orientaliste-Musicologue CNRS & Sorbonne nouvelle Udarnik "Omladinske Pruge" DOBOJ-Banja Luka 1951.
265. Giuseppe Catapano, Roma, Italia
266. Sergej Yurevich, Moscow, Russia
267. Branka Novakovic, Amsterdam, Holland
268. Larry Murdock, Washington DC, USA
269. Jamie Freed, Washington DC, USA
270. Joe Freed, Washington DC, USA
271. Aleksandar Radojcic Amsterdam, Netherlands
272. SAVA VIDANOVIC, MONTREAL, CANADA
273. Snezana Landau, USA
274. Andy Wilcoxson - Bellingham, Washington, USA
275. Veronica Ayesh, Carbondale, IL USA
276. Rade Drobac, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
277. Nikola Zeljic, Vancouver BC, Canada
278. KRISTIAN CARTER, Rushden, Northants, England (Communist Party of Britain)
279. Papaioannou, Stathis, Frankfurt, Germany
280. Tasiopoulos, Georgios, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
281. Papadimitriou, Maria, Frankfurt, Germany
282. Roumbies, Dimitrios, Schwalbach, Germany
283. Roumbie, Georgia, Schwalbach, Germany
284. Roumbies, Anthos, Schwalbach, Germany
285. Sarigiannidis, Charalambos, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
286. Karasek, Peter, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
287. Ellrich, Dorothea, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
288. Antoniadis, Agapios, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
289. Stavrianakos, Evangelos, Wiesbaden, Germany
290. Beli, Maria, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
291. Beli, Stelle, Maintal, Germany
292. Archontas, Dimitrios, Rüsselsheim, Deutschland
293. Uta Brauch, Bad Vilbel, Germany
294. Karanasios, Theodoros, Bad Vilbel, Germany
295. Ypsilanti, Anastasia, Offenbach, Germany
296. Chantsaras, Vassilis, Offenbach, Germany
297. Christidis, Vagelis, Frankfurt, Germany
298. Mitselis, Jannis, Chania, Greece
299. Athanasiadis, Nikos, Frankfurt/Germany
300. Vlachos, Manolis, Franfkurt, Germany
301. Betakis, Lambis, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
302. Kallinikidou, Maria, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
303. Tsernou, Despina, Offenbach, Germany
304. Tsernos, Babis, Offenbach, Germany
305. Bithikotsis, Kostas, Frankfurt, Germany
306. Hattach, Ahmed, Rodgau, Germany
307. Oppermann, Katerina, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
308. Tsapakidis, Kostas, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
309. Tononidis, Jannis, Kelsterbach, Germany
310. Parasekevas, Christos, Kelsterbach, Germany
311. Vanda Di Rienzo, Treviso, Italy
312. Justin O'Hagan, Belfast, Northern Ireland
313. George Vavatsikos, Astoria, NY, USA (Greek Americans for Action)
314. Donafricia Bukuba, Kigali, Rwanda
315. Marie Jay,  New York, NY, USA  (International Action Center)
316. Henri L. Nereaux, New York, NY, USA (International Action Center)
317. James Pione, Brooklyn, NY, USA (International Action Center)
318. Vondora Jordan, New York, NY, USA
319. Luc MICHEL, BRUXELLES, Belgium (President of the PCN-NCP  - Parti Communautaire National-européen - National-european Communitarian
     Party - Nacional-evropska Komunitarna Partija -Belgium + France + Italy + Switzerland)
320. Hermann Kopp, Duesseldorf, Germany (Editor "Marxistische Blaetter")
321. Prof. Stojcevic Mirjana, Beograd, Yugoslavia
322. Reiko Linzer, Halberstadt, Germany
323. Henry Boersch, Wernigerode, Deutschland
324. Paul Shayatovich, Danville, Illinois, USA
325. Richard Johnson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, UK
326. Milos Vukotic, Stockholm, Sweden
327. Marcus Matzke, Berlin, Germany
328. Richard Johnson, UK (Huddersfield Committee for Peace in the Balkans)
329. Dieter Rosenberg, Freiberg/Sachs., Deutschland
330. Brigitte Kabbeck, Leun, Deutschland
331. Wulf-Holger Arndt, Berlin, Deutschland
332. Jovanovic Daniel, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
333. Joachim Guilliard, Heidelberg, Germany
334. Michal Masopust, Switzerland
335. Gavrilo Routzovitch, traducteur, Saint-Cloud, France
336. Michčle Chabanon, Paris, France
337. Elizabeth Junca, 75018 Paris, France
338. Vladimir Dimitrijevic, éditeur, Paris, France
339. Hanne Gidora, Coquitlam, B.C., Canada
340. Dragan Anicic, Taipei, TAIWAN
341. Schwitalla, Frank,  Bremen, Germany
342. Herbert Jutzi, Weinheim, Germany
343. Hans Dölzer, Großsachsen, Germany
344. Klinkert, Ines, Dresden, Germany
345. Göbel, Rüdiger, Berlin, Germany
346. Rainer Blumenthal, Schwerin, Germany
347. Oliver Vulovic, mark.manager, Beograd, Jugoslavija
348. Marinko Ivkovic, ingénier, 93100 Montreuil s/s Bois, France
349. Maria Veljovic, 78670 Villennes sur Seine, France
350. Vladimir Veljovic, 78670 Villennes sur Seine, France
351. Aleksandra Veljovic, 75017 Paris, France
352. Piet Schouten, Woudenberg, NL (State Serv. for Archaeological Research, Ministry of Culture, Instr. member NCPN, Dutch communist party)
353. Prof. Matthias Selke, Los Angeles, California, USA
354. Peter Petropoulos, Washington DC, USA
355. Okolo Amaka, New York City, USA
356. Jessica Angelo, New York City, USA
357. Nicholas J. Davies, New York City, USA
358. Diolopos Perejankos, New York City, USA
359. Hugo Mongalue, New York City, USA
360. IAN JOHNSON, Manchester, England
361. Helmut Lülf, Hannover, Germany
362. Konstanze Koepping, Berlin, Germany
363. Pirjo Rönkkö, Helsinki, Suomi
364. Maria-Aurora Rönkko, Helsinki, Suomi
365. Petri Riionheimo, Abha, Saudi Arabia
366. Dr. Wolfgang Erwa, Graz, Austria
367. Ivan Prokopovic, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
368. Gerd Wilke, Frankfurt-on-Oder, East Germany
369. Milan Peca Nikolic, Beograd, Jugoslavija
370. Eberhard Harbrink, Mülheim/Ruhr, Germany
371. Jose del Pozo, Frankfurt, Germany
372. Milan Sulic, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
373. Popovic, Marko, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
374. Dorgevic, Ilija, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
375. Saric, Zoran, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
376. Schmidt, Norbert, Frankfurt am Main, Federal Republic of Germany
377. Milan Majkic, Dietzenbach, Germany / YU
378. Pengacavic, Nikola, Dietzenbach, Germany / YU
379. Donka Troselj, Toronto, Canada
380. Radojka Mrdja, Toronto, Canada
381. Dragan Petrovic, Toronto, Canada
382. Christine Bohse, Leipzig, Germany
383. Dieter Bohse, Leipzig, Germany
384. Iris Günther, Brandenburg, Germany
385. Jovanovic Zorica, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
386. Jovanovic Vitomir, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
387. Thomas Mischo, Hannover, Germany
388. Pat Chin, Brooklyn, New York, USA (journalist)
389. Radoslav Tofilovski, Toronto, Canada
390. Lajza Jureska, New Jersey, USA
391. Jovanka Mitovski, New York City, USA
392. Vera Paumorski, New Jersey, USA
393. Dimel Rislosk, New Jersey, USA
394. Petre Martinoski, New Jersey, USA
395. Angja Martinoski, New Jersey, USA
396. Jimmy Martinoski, New Jersey, USA
397. Jennifer Martinoski, New Jersey, USA
398. Tony Kolevski, New Jersey, USA
399. Ised Gjorseski, New Jersey, USA
400. J. Coleski, New Jersey, USA
401. Risto Coleski, New Jersey, USA
402. Mile Damjanovski, New Jersey, USA
403. Risto Gligoroski, New Jersey, USA
404. Blagoja Gruevski, New Jersey, USA
405. Rade Gruevski, New Jersey, USA
406. Stefce Gruevski, New Jersey, USA
407. ILKO DIMOV, New Jersey, USA
408. Goce Mitovski, New Jersey, USA
409. Kristina Mitovski, New Jersey, USA
410. Petre Mitovski, New Jersey, USA
411. Milo Tasevski, New Jersey, USA
412. Risto Navmoski, New Jersey, USA
413. Stojan Pavleski, New Jersey, USA
414. Zoran Markoski, New Jersey, USA
415. Martin Anastasovski, New Jersey, USA
416. Daniel Dinoski, New Jersey, USA
417. Boriz Pavleski, New Jersey, USA
418. Bratica Pavleska, New Jersey, USA
419. Nadica Kasimezska, New Jersey, USA
420. Biljana Nikolovska, New Jersey, USA
421. Zoran Nikolovska, New Jersey, USA
422. Trajance Trajkovski, New Jersey, USA
423. Biljana Trajkovska, New Jersey, USA
424. Viktor Sekulovski, New York City, USA
425. Liljana Rajcinoska, New Jersey, USA
426. Blagoj Nikolovski, New Jersey, USA
427. Milutin Dimoski, New Jersey, USA
428. Dragica Dimoska, New Jersey, USA
429. Petre Jankoski, New Jersey, USA
430. Kosta Marenoski, New Jersey, USA
431. Mizko Peclo, New York City, USA
432. Stoje Ilijeski, New Jersey, USA
433. Gjorgjija Ilijeski, New Jersey, USA
434. Zlatka Ilijeska, New Jersey, USA
435. Gjorgjija Kleckaroski, New Jersey, USA
436. Klime Lazoroski, New Jersey, USA
437. Toshe Veskov, New Jersey, USA
438. Stojan Igev, New Jersey, USA
439. Naum Malecki, New Jersey, USA
440. Reverend (Sveshtenik) Risto Tocinov, Ohio, USA
441. Matilda Tocinova, Ohio, USA
442. Spase Ristovski, New Jersey, USA
443. Liljana Dakik, New Jersey, USA
444. Drago Dakik, New Jersey, USA
445. Fanka Petkovska, New Jersey, USA
446. Trajanka Krstinovski, New Jersey, USA
447. Slavica Danailova, New Jersey, USA
448. Petre Jovanoski, New Jersey, USA
449. Stojan Nedelkoski, New Jersey, USA
450. Tihomir Jahdrieski, New Jersey, USA
451. Pando Trivoff, Toronto, Canada
452. Mishko Vasovski, New Jersey, USA
453. Vojo Simjanovski, New Jersey, USA
454. Ilo Markovski, New Jersey, USA
455. Ljubisa Simic, New Jersey, USA
456. Dano Todorovski, New Jersey, USA
457. Jove Koroskoski, New Jersey, USA
458. Spaso Karatasev, New Jersey, USA
459. Bozo Jakimoski, New Jersey, USA
460. Ljupcho Dimitrovski, New Jersey, USA
461. Risto Jeskov, New Jersey, USA
462. Risto Krstev, New Jersey, USA
463. Blazo Tashevski, New Jersey, USA
464. Travic Leov, New Jersey, USA
465. Zivko Kochovski, New Jersey, USA
466. George Mitreski, New Jersey, USA
467. Trajan Pashkoski, New Jersey, USA
468. Nedeljko Bogokimski, New Jersey, USA
469. Bobi Nikoloski, New Jersey, USA
470. Riste Slavkoski, New Jersey, USA
471. Zavko Nikoloski, New Jersey, USA
472. Ljupco Bogoeski, New Jersey, USA
473. Risto Trifunoski, Toronto, Canada
474. Tanas Mileski, Toronto, Canada
475. Klime Taseski, New Jersey, USA
476. Dusanka Taseska, New Jersey, USA
477. Vera Neneska, Republic of Makedonija
478. Pere Petreski, New Jersey, USA
479. Nada Petreska, New Jersey, USA
480. Darko Petreski, New Jersey, USA
481. Aleksandar Petresni, New Jersey, USA
482. Pere Josifuski, New Jersey, USA
483. Ilija Bogoeski, Ohrid, Makedonija
484. Luben Petreski, New Jersey, USA
485. Zivko Kofeski, New Jersey, USA
486. Jove Goski, New Jersey, USA
487. Vlesko Blagoevski, New Jersey, USA
488. Nikoli Angelevski, New Jersey, USA
489. Boros Milojeski, Racha, Makadonia
490. Robert Josipovski, Republic of Makedonija
491. Vladimir Midanoski, New Jersey, USA
492. Nikolce Dukoski, Republic of Makedonija
493. Trajan Caluski, Peshtami, Makedonija
494. Krste Mazkoski, Republic of Makedonija
495. Zoran Kovchevski, Raza, Makedonija
496. Donco Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
497. Boje Caldromski, Republic of Makedonija
498. Slobodan Vekevski, Republic of Makedonija
499. V. Lucveroski, Republic of Makedonija
500. Trajan Jovcevski, Republic of Makedonija
501. Vasil Vanjelovski, Republic of Makedonija
502. Zlatan Sveporovski, Republic of Makedonija
503. Lenica Sveporovski, Republic of Makedonija
504. Jovan Sveporovski, Republic of Makedonija
505. Jasmina Sveporovski, Republic of Makedonija
506. Aleks Babamovski, Republic of Makedonija
507. Igor Babamovski, Republic of Makedonija
508. Pero Papan, Republic of Makedonija
509. Ilse Budzevski, Republic of Makedonija
510. Gordana Talevska, Republic of Makedonija
511. Kire Talevski, Republic of Makedonija
512. Nikola Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
513. Roze Kozeska, Republic of Makedonija
514. Goran Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
515. Zoran Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
516. Goran Trajnovski, Republic of Makedonija
517. Boban Verigic, Republic of Makedonija
518. Goran Micevski, Republic of Makedonija
519. Goran Karafilovski, Republic of Makedonija
520. Bale Nedanovski, Republic of Makedonija
521. Lupcho Mucoski, Republic of Makedonija
522. Orce Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
523. Mile Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
524. Milka Kozeska, Republic of Makedonija
525. Goko Kozeski, Republic of Makedonija
526. Junce Rajcinoski, Republic of Makedonija
527. Slavko Jurceski, Republic of Makedonija
528. Igor Nyjurski, Republic of Makedonija
529. Anita Ilkovski, New Jersey, USA
530. Ljupcho Kojchevski, New Jersey, USA
531. Peter Wegner, Berlin, Germany
532. Elfriede Gohlke, Berlin, Germany
533. Vellis Charalambos, Chemist M.Sc., Thessaloniki, Greece
534. Prof. Dr. Kurt Frenzel, Radebeul, BRD
535. Fabrice BEAUR, Paris, France (Secrétaire-général du PCN-NCP -- France, Belgique, Suisse, Italie)
536. Lothar Böhles, Aachen, Germany
537. Tim Bearman, London, UK
538. Stefanovic Tomislav, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
539. Hester Eisenstein, NY, USA (Professor of Sociology at Queens College and the Graduate School and University Center, The City University of New York)
540. Jovanovic Milan, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
541. Jovanovic Milanka, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
542. Jovanovic Stana, Leskovac, Jugoslavija
543. Stavropoulos Georgios, Frankfurt am Main, BRD
544. Polonidis Efstathios, Herten NRW, BRD
545. Polonidis Vassilios, Frankfurt/M., BRD
546. Polonidou Maria, Herten NRW, BRD
547. Markowic George, Frankfurt am Main, BRD
548. Kovrleja Pavle, Frankfurt/M., BRD
549. Cajie Rade, Frankfurt/M., BRD
550. Jovanovic  Gubica, Frankfurt/M., BRD
551. Spasov George, Offenbach, BRD
552. Tesar, Bad Vibel, BRD
553. Nestor Davvlos, Frankfurt/M., BRD
554. Lamprianidis Theodoros, Frankfurt/M., BRD
555. Zoran Rakic, Beograd, Jugoslavija
556. Vladimir Bilenkin, North Carolina, USA
557. James M. Robbins, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
558. Dr. Mart Gorski, Waterloo, Canada (Also, see at http://www.authorlink.com/, Rights Showcase For..., Emerging Write..., Other)
559. Gennadiy Abramov, Moscow, Russia
560. Erika Beltz, Gießen, BRD
561. Aleksandar Bogdanović, Šabac, Srbija, Jugoslavija
562. Michael Weisser, Bonn, BRD
563. Martin J. Sawma, USA (Emergency Committee To Defend Constitutional Welfare Rights, U.S.A.)
564. Stepan Forst, Praha, Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic, Julius Fucik Society, KPBM, KYO)
565. John Bachtell, New York, New York, USA
566. Desanka & Rule B. Ph. von Bismarck, Hamburg, Germany
567. Sreten Momcilovic, Sweden
568. Marius Laza, Vancouver BC, Canada
569. Albrecht Frenzel, Karlsruhe, Germany
570. Lepa Marjanovic,  Medford, NJ, USA
571. Viktor Alekseyev, Russia
572. Andre Manchuk, Kiev, Ukraine
573. Laurie Holtz, Seattle, Washington USA
574. Klaus von Raussendorff, Bonn, Germany
575. Beatrice Vesovic, Bougival, comm. des Yvelines, sur la Seine, France
576. Mark Harris, Portland, Oregon, USA
577. Tereza Gould, New York City, USA (journalist)
578. Antonie Brinkmann, Bremen, Germany
579. Dieter Homann, Herten, Deutschland
580. Gabriele Landscheid, Herten, Deutschland
581. Stefan Barboul, New York City, USA
582. Dolores Barboul, New York City, USA
583. Simeon Barboul, New York City, USA
584. Ruza Barboul,  New York City, USA
585. Frieden-Jetzt-Chemnitz, Chemnitz, BRD - Germany
586. Helmut Pitschka, Eichelberg, Ebern, Germany
587. Harald Pflueger, Neumuenster, Germany
588. Miroslav Markovic, Toronto, Canada
589. Margareta Litean, Romania
590. Prof. Dr. J. P. Maher, Chicago, IL, USA
591. J. Upton Voll, Los Angeles, CA, USA
592. NEDA MICIC, Nitola, Makedonija
593. Dr. Aaron Moss, New York City, USA
594. Anne Yellin, Brooklyn, NY, USA
595. Jelena Zabarac, Kragujevac, YU
596. Milan Milojevic, Kragujevac, YU
597. Charles Keller, New York City, USA  (painter and illustrator)
598. Slavica Radojevic-Gruevski, prof., Skoplje, MK
599. Kenneth Smith, Frederic, MI, USA
600. Kevin Ferguson, NY City, NY, USA
601. Vadim Belavski, Moscow, Russia
602. Anastasov Nikola, Kragujevac, YU
603. Mara Milojevic, Kragujevac, YU
604. Hans- Joachim KAHLKE, Heidelberg, Germany

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