Talk:Dragan Obrenović

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First attempt at an entry on this subject, long overdue IMHO. Please let me know if there is info that needs sourcing or facts left out. Timmay 22:18, 30 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Kamenica ?

Link to Kamenica points to disambiguation w/o clear fix. Pavel Vozenilek 01:28, 12 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

You call this genocide?

Excerpts from the article: "but suspected base of operations for the BiH Army 28th Division that had just launched crippling attacks against Obrenović's infantry brigade. Obrenović returned to duty at Zvornik brigade command July 1....Obrenović and his troops took part in three very fierce close quarters battles with the 28th division during this time, and around 40 Serb troops were killed with over 100 wounded.[8]"

Hah! That's no genocide;) the ones that died were armed, clearly not a crime to execute captured POWs,

Calling this a massacre of 8000 men and boys makes it sound as if the muslims were using child soldiers.