Those with a world-order perspective would consider it at least a small compensation for all the suffering that the Bosnia War produced
a. swift action by the United Nations when the war broke out.
b. a war crimes tribunal to try those indicted for crimes against humanity.
c. a repudiation of Germany for hastily recognizing the independence of Croatia.
d. a Military Staff Committee established by the Security Council.
e. cooperation by all the major powers in their delivery of humanitarian aid to Srebrenica.
B
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a. True b. False
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