CIA documents include content on Yugoslavia

The so-called “family jewels” were released this week, detailing over three decades of secrets.

Izvor: Tanjug

Friday, 29.06.2007.

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CIA documents include content on Yugoslavia

The American Central Intelligence Agency had already hinted at the breakup of Yugoslavia in the late 1970s, stating that the republics and provinces of the country were “imaginary creations of the 20th century,” and where actually all countries with different histories and ethnic-cultural make-up.

The documents where made public yesterday by a US law for accessing information. They include details of various “shady” operations the CIA was involved in, along with detailed analysis of relations during that period with the former Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and China.

It commented that there was no equal representation within the Yugoslav structure, noting that while Croatians made up 22 percent of the population, they only had 17 percent of the positions within the national administration.

Making up 42 percent of the population, Serbia controlled in between 50 and 60 percent of all administrative positions in the government, military and other national services, the report states.

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