by Sheri Fink
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
humanitar
ians’ 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
Kevlar mine-resistant plates
Kidney dialysis fluid
Kladanj
Žepa evacuation to
Klempić, Smail
Fatima Dautbašić and
Konjević Polje
Kosovo
humanitarian-military cooperation in
NATO bombing of Serbia over
Kouchner, Dr. Bernard
Doctors of the World founding by
as drafter of U.N. Security Council Resolution 688,
as French government minister
MSF founding by
Kovačević, Sava
Kozaric hill
Kragljevska (automatic gun)
Kragljivoda
Kragljivoda troops
early battle victory of
maneuvers of
Kremer, Dr. Gerry
Kravica
battle of
Križevać̌ki Neve meadow
Krivaja ‘95
Krstić, Serb General Radislav
Kulovac, Benjamin “Benjo,”
Kurds v. Iraq
Laparotomy
Lazić, Dr. Boro
Sadik Ahmetović and
character of
early years of
education of
family of
massacre disbelief of
medical neutrality of
postwar years of
reflections of
in šekovići
Serb military service of
Srebrenica evacuation monitoring by
Srebrenica occupation and
Srebrenican doctors’ regard for
transformation of
wartime secret negotiations and
Zaire and
Žepa evacuation and
Lazić, Sanja
Liberation
Linden tree parties
Ljubovija
Luda Zemlja (Jovan Rašković)
Lukavica
Lukić, Dr.
Macedonia
Macedonians, Orthodox Christianity of
Maddox, V. H.
Mardel, Simon
Mass graves
Massacres of Bosnian Muslims. See also ethnic cleansing
MDM (French acronym for Doctors of the World)
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). See also Dachy, Dr. Eric; MSF France; NGOs
activist humanitarianism of
Belgrade mission of
in Bosnia
Bosnian War intervention division within
Bratunac mission of
civilians v. soldiers’ treatment and
dangers faced by
founding of
medical neutrality and
Operation Provide Comfort and
philosophy and strength of
popularity of
Potočari evacuation and
Red Cross and
Sarajevo missions of
Serb trade-for-patients demand and
Srebrenica missions of
Srebrenica reflections of
UNPROFOR and
Vukovar mission of
wartime intervention division within
Medical neutrality
doctors’ protection and
inadequacy of
intervention v.
Medicine
Bosnian scarcity of
as weapon of war
Meholjić, Commander Hakija
Srebrenican evacuation and
Mendiluce, Jose-Maria, as UNHCR special envoy
Mengele, Josef
Milići
Milošević, Slobodan (Serbia)
Bosnian economic blockade of
deposing of
falsehoods of
genocide and
rise of
Srebrenica and
U.N. and
Vance-Owen peace plan and
Mines
Mitterand, François
Mladić, Bosnian Serb General Ratko
atrocities of
Bosnian war ceasefire (April 17, 1993) and
Potočari evacuation and
Srebrenica takeover and
Srebrenica v.
Mobile surgical units
Mogadishu line, neutral peacekeeping v. combat and
Montenegrins
Orthodox Christianity of
Montenegro
Morillon, U.N. General Philippe
1st Srebrenican mission of
Operation Provide Promise and
Serbs and
Srebrenica evacuation mission and
Morphine
MSF Belgium
MSF Belgrade
MSF France
executed members of
inquiry into genocide responsibilities by
MSF Holland
MSF. See Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
Mujkanović, Dr. Nedret
activism of
Bianca Jagger and
character of
early Bosnian military service of
education of
father of
girlfriends of
Golden Lily award of
as international hero
lack of surgical training of
Muslim faith of
news stories about
other wartime medical service of
popularity of
postwar years of
professor of
Srebrenica Hospital and
Srebrenican military involvement of
surgeries by
in Tuzla
U.N. and
war’s effects on
wife and son of
youth of
Multiple Launch Rocket System
Multiple-casualty work
Munich
Muslim Handžars. See Handžars, Muslim
Muslim Party of Democratic Action (SDA)
Muslim refugees. See Refugees, Bosnian; Refugees, Muslim
Muslim-Croat Federation of Bosnia
Muslims. See also Bosnian Muslims
National Assembly of the Serb Republic
National Security Agency (NSA)
NATO
air strikes on Serbs by
Bosnian safe areas
and
“dual key” condition for action by
Kosovo and
military action avoidance of
Operation Deliberate Force of
“pinprick attacks” of
Serb attacks on
Srebrenica and
Srebrenica protection failure of
U.N. Security Council Resolution 816 and
Netherlands
genocide prevention failure of
inquiry into genocide responsibilities of
Srebrenican lawsuit against
Netherlands Institute for War Documentation (NIOD)
U.S. and
Netherlands minister of defense
NGOs (nongovernmental organizations)
large intergovernmental organizations v.
neutrality v. governmental needs of
Nigeria. See also Biafra; Biafrans
famine in
genocide in
war in
No-fly zone
Nongovernmental organizations. See NGOs
Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial (1946)
Oath of Hippocrates
O’Brien, Dr. Daniel
MSF Srebrenica mission of
postwar years of
Srebrenica evacuation and
Ogata, UNHCR Sadako
O’Grady, Captain Scott
OP-Delta
Operation Deliberate Force
Operation Provide Comfort
Operation Provide Promise
Operation Storm
OP-Echo
OP-Foxtrot
OP-Kilo
Orić, Commander Naser (Srebrenica)
atrocity claims against
International Criminal Tribunal and
U.N. Dutch soldiers and
Orthodox Christmas attack on Kravica
Osatica
Osmaće
Ottoman empire, Serb subjugation by
Ovčara
Owen, Lord David
Pale
PAM. See Protiv avionski metraljec
Pandurević, Serb Commander Vinko
atrocities of
Partisans (communist, Pan-Yugoslavist)
during World War II,
WWII Battle of the River Sutjeska and
Party of Democratic Action
Patriotic League of Tuzla
PCP. See Phencyclidine (PCP)
Peace protests in Bosnia
peacekeeping v. peace enforcement
Penicillin
Pentazocine
Periosteum
Perućac hydroelectric dam
Petrovdan (St. Peter’s Day)
Phencyclidine (PCP)
Pilav, Dr. Ilijaz
character of
Fatima Dautbašić and
Dutchbat and
early military service of
education of
family of
father of
Hajra and
Islam and
linden tree group of
other wartime medical service of
postwar years of
reflections of
Srebrenica evacuation and
Srebrenica Hospital and
Srebrenican authorities v.
surgeries of
Tuzla Hospital and
war resistance of
war’s effect on
youth of
Žepa trip of
Pilav, Hamid
Pilav, Sulejman
