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Examples
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Then he said he would turn the gun on himself and members of his family, said Korac, who described him as "quite mentally disturbed" by his humiliation.
In Milosevic's Wake 2007
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Milosevic himself exploits this powerful ideological view of history — Professor Korac believes that for most Serbs "it is not a metaphor, it is primordial" — as a motivating force; but he has not let it limit his own tactical flexibility.
America and the Bosnia Genocide Danner, Mark 1997
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"It is time to restore this site which when it was constructed was a world wonder," Korac said.
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Both will also be included on the tourist route, because they "are important for the world heritage," Korac said.
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Both will also be included on the tourist route, because they "are important for the world heritage," Korac said.
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Both will also be included on the tourist route, because they "are important for the world heritage," Korac said.
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Both will also be included on the tourist route, because they "are important for the world heritage," Korac said.
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Both will also be included on the tourist route, because they "are important for the world heritage," Korac said.
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"It is very well-preserved with only slight damage to the skull and the tusks," Korac told the AP.
unknown title 2009
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The southern mammoth is one of the oldest species found in Europe, Korac said.
unknown title 2009
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