The DJ and the War Crimes — Rolling Stone
Thirty years after a death squad massacred civilians in Bosnia, none of the infamous Arkan’s Tigers have stood trial for their alleged part in those crimes.
The DJ and the War Crimes — Rolling Stone 1994 documents 40 images 183 web archives Explore the archive explorethearchiveexplorethearchive Registered & Preserved Go The Story 0 words Back to the story readthedjthephotoandthewarcrimes Go By Sophia Jones, Nidžara Ahmetašević, Milivoje Pantović Thirty years after a death squad massacred civilians in Bosnia, none of the infamous Arkan’s Tigers have stood trial for their alleged part in those crimes. And for the past few decades, one of them has been spinning trance records at European festivals and clubs. the war raging in europe feels familiar. I
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