Waffen Lieferungen damals im Auftrage von den USA und von Süden durch
die Albaner mit Franz Josef Strauss bereits ab 1987 vereinbart.
Warum 1987 Strauss nach Albanien fuhr, waren Waffenlieferungen des
Albanischen Militärs in den Kosovo über den Haklaj Clan. Gegenzug
Entwicklungshilfe und einen dickes Mercedes.
> http://alb.albania.de/mas-strauss/
Die illegalen Waffenlieferungen in den Balkan
Die illegalen Waffenlieferungen in den Balkan u.a. von Hans Dietrich
Genscher, waren die Grundlage für den Aufbau von Verbrecher
Organisationen u.a. der Kroatischen Regierung Tuschjman und der HDZ.
Genscher lieferte ab, 1987 Waffen in den Balkan und auch schon an die
Extremisten im Kosovo lt. deren eigenen Aussagen.
Heute sagen die selben Kosovo Albaner: Was hat es uns gebracht?
October 31, 1992
Illegal German Weapons to Croatia and Bosnia Fuel the Balkan Conflict
War in the former Yugoslav republics is being fuelled by a massive
and complex pattern of weapons shipments to Croatia and
Bosnia-Herzegovina, funded and organized by Germany. Defense &
Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy has uncovered a widespread pattern
of arms shipments which have been allowed to cross into Croatia and
Bosnia with the tacit approval (and sometimes, apparently, direct
support) of the governments of Germany and Austria, and possibly
other states. As well, Germany has pointedly ignored the movement of
German nationals into Croatia and Bosnia to fight against the Serbian
residents of those two former Yugoslav states. All of the activity is
in direct violation of German and Austrian law as well as being in
violation of international embargoes against the supply of weapons to
the conflict zone.
All of the actions support Germany's traditional ally, Croatia,
against the Serbian populations still resident in what is now Croatia
and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and against the rump of the Yugoslav
Federation. The wide collection of information came to Defense &
Foreign Affairs from diverse sources, including Defense & Foreign
Affairs correspondents. Some, from other sources, came in written
form in a variety of languages, without elaboration, often with only
partial identification of some of the transactions, companies and
weapons involved.
GERMAN WEAPONS
October 4, 1991: A convoy of three truckloads of anti-tank weapons
and 40,000 military uniforms arrived in the Croatian capital, Zagreb,
from Bielefeld, Germany. Elements of the Croatian paramilitary forces
have subsequently been found in German-made uniforms, and supplied
with very nutritious food from German military stocks.
Late October 1991: Four mobile workshops, six 155mm howitzers, and a
number of 120mm mortars, along with70 US-made General Dynamics
Stinger advanced, manportable surface-to-air missiles (SAMs), reached
the port of Zadar, from German sources.
November 9, 1991: Two truckloads of GD Stinger SAMs and a quantity of
blank jackets arrived in Karlovac, Croatia.
November 10, 1991: A truck with a variety of arms arrived in Zadar
from Germany via Italy.
December 19, 1991: Pier 17 at the port of Rijeka was the site of
unloading to 60 tanks (type unspecified, but believed to have been
East German "T"-series tanks) from Germany.
January 8-9, 1992: Three MiG fighter aircraft, model unspecified,
were received by the Croatian Armed Forces from Germany. The
aircraft, from former East German stocks, included one new aircraft
and two which had "previously been flown".
......................
GIS Report
> http://128.121.186.47/ISSA/reports/Balkan/Oct3192.htm
die Albaner mit Franz Josef Strauss bereits ab 1987 vereinbart.
Warum 1987 Strauss nach Albanien fuhr, waren Waffenlieferungen des
Albanischen Militärs in den Kosovo über den Haklaj Clan. Gegenzug
Entwicklungshilfe und einen dickes Mercedes.
> http://alb.albania.de/mas-strauss/
Die illegalen Waffenlieferungen in den Balkan
Die illegalen Waffenlieferungen in den Balkan u.a. von Hans Dietrich
Genscher, waren die Grundlage für den Aufbau von Verbrecher
Organisationen u.a. der Kroatischen Regierung Tuschjman und der HDZ.
Genscher lieferte ab, 1987 Waffen in den Balkan und auch schon an die
Extremisten im Kosovo lt. deren eigenen Aussagen.
Heute sagen die selben Kosovo Albaner: Was hat es uns gebracht?
October 31, 1992
Illegal German Weapons to Croatia and Bosnia Fuel the Balkan Conflict
War in the former Yugoslav republics is being fuelled by a massive
and complex pattern of weapons shipments to Croatia and
Bosnia-Herzegovina, funded and organized by Germany. Defense &
Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy has uncovered a widespread pattern
of arms shipments which have been allowed to cross into Croatia and
Bosnia with the tacit approval (and sometimes, apparently, direct
support) of the governments of Germany and Austria, and possibly
other states. As well, Germany has pointedly ignored the movement of
German nationals into Croatia and Bosnia to fight against the Serbian
residents of those two former Yugoslav states. All of the activity is
in direct violation of German and Austrian law as well as being in
violation of international embargoes against the supply of weapons to
the conflict zone.
All of the actions support Germany's traditional ally, Croatia,
against the Serbian populations still resident in what is now Croatia
and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and against the rump of the Yugoslav
Federation. The wide collection of information came to Defense &
Foreign Affairs from diverse sources, including Defense & Foreign
Affairs correspondents. Some, from other sources, came in written
form in a variety of languages, without elaboration, often with only
partial identification of some of the transactions, companies and
weapons involved.
GERMAN WEAPONS
October 4, 1991: A convoy of three truckloads of anti-tank weapons
and 40,000 military uniforms arrived in the Croatian capital, Zagreb,
from Bielefeld, Germany. Elements of the Croatian paramilitary forces
have subsequently been found in German-made uniforms, and supplied
with very nutritious food from German military stocks.
Late October 1991: Four mobile workshops, six 155mm howitzers, and a
number of 120mm mortars, along with70 US-made General Dynamics
Stinger advanced, manportable surface-to-air missiles (SAMs), reached
the port of Zadar, from German sources.
November 9, 1991: Two truckloads of GD Stinger SAMs and a quantity of
blank jackets arrived in Karlovac, Croatia.
November 10, 1991: A truck with a variety of arms arrived in Zadar
from Germany via Italy.
December 19, 1991: Pier 17 at the port of Rijeka was the site of
unloading to 60 tanks (type unspecified, but believed to have been
East German "T"-series tanks) from Germany.
January 8-9, 1992: Three MiG fighter aircraft, model unspecified,
were received by the Croatian Armed Forces from Germany. The
aircraft, from former East German stocks, included one new aircraft
and two which had "previously been flown".
......................
GIS Report
> http://128.121.186.47/ISSA/reports/Balkan/Oct3192.htm