"Ulemek feared Hague"

Ulemek is not an ethnic Serb name. I heard it was Slovak or something like that.

I really think some of these men like him who'd served in the Foreign Legion or were criminals before the war like Arkan may have been double agents.

I hope the court will find Legija guilty. His crimes are endless. What is so surprising is how intricately woven the mafia is in every facet of life. Of course Legija was afraid of the Hague..if he had a clear conscience maybe he wouldn't be.

Ulemek's from Kordun..
Serbian last name...

As far as decendents go......Perhaps his great, great grandfather got lost, enjoyed the local brandy, and stayed forever...but rest assured, just like many Serbs of other ancestories, he is Serbian..

No double agents here...

I hope the court will find Legija guilty. His crimes are endless. What is so surprising is how intricately woven the mafia is in every facet of life. Of course Legija was afraid of the Hague..if he had a clear conscience maybe he wouldn't be.

Ulemek is not an ethnic Serb name. I heard it was Slovak or something like that.

I really think some of these men like him who'd served in the Foreign Legion or were criminals before the war like Arkan may have been double agents.

Ulemek's from Kordun..
Serbian last name...

As far as decendents go......Perhaps his great, great grandfather got lost, enjoyed the local brandy, and stayed forever...but rest assured, just like many Serbs of other ancestories, he is Serbian..

No double agents here...