    [Congressional Record Index (1998)]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

    CROATIA
      Addresses
        Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina:  Arthur Schneier, Appeal of
            Conscience Foundation, E1149 [17JN]
        ------ Representative Gilman, E1149 [17JN]
      Amendments
        Bosnia and Herzegovina:  withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces (H. Con.
            Res. 227), H1160 [12MR], H1260 [18MR]
        Dept. of State:  provide rewards for information leading to arrests
            for terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of
            international law relative to the former Yugoslavia (H.R. 4660),
            S12566 [14OC], H10955 [15OC]
        Milosevic, Slobodan:  culpability for war crimes, crimes against
            humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res.
            105), S8457 [17JY], S8513 [17JY]
      Articles and editorials
        Croatian Police Deny Demo Injuries, E428 [19MR]
        Croatian Seeks To End Human-Rights Abuses, E429 [19MR]
        Darkness Over Serbia, S12901 [21OC]
        Milosevic Told He Hasn't Met NATO Demands, S12901 [21OC]
        Serb Forces Said To Abduct and Kill Civilians in Kosovo, S8448
            [17JY]
        Threats Worry 3 Who Tied Croatian Army to Atrocities, E375 [16MR]
        2 Bosnian Serbs Surrender to U.N., E375 [16MR]
        Violence at Croatian Protest Rally, E428 [19MR]
      Bills and resolutions
        Bosnia and Herzegovina:  withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces, (see H.
            Con. Res. 227), H678 [26FE]
        Dept. of State:  provide rewards for information leading to arrests
            for terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of
            international law relative to the former Yugoslavia, (see H.R.
            4660), H9274 [1OC]
        Milosevic, Slobodan:  culpability for war crimes, crimes against
            humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia, (see S. Con.
            Res. 105), S7013 [24JN], (see H. Con. Res. 304), H6070 [21JY]
        Paraga, Dobroslav:  support efforts to bring about increased respect
            for democratic and human rights in Croatia, (see H. Res. 375),
            H691 [2MR]
      Excerpts
        War Crimes and the Issue of Responsibility--The Case of Slobodan
            Milosevic:  Norman Cigar and Paul Williams, S8450 [17JY]
      Letters
        Withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces from Bosnia and Herzegovina:  Henry
            H. Shelton, Joint Chiefs of Staff, E452 [24MR]
        ------ Madeleine Korbel Albright, Sec. of State, and William S.
            Cohen, Sec. of Defense, E451 [24MR]
      Remarks in House
        Bosnia and Herzegovina:  peace agreement between Serbian, Croatian,
            and Muslim forces, E1149 [17JN]
        ------ withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces, H1291-H1295 [18MR], H3499
            [20MY], H3694 [21MY], H3695 [21MY], H3713 [21MY], H3714 [21MY]
        ------ withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces (H. Con. Res. 227), H1141
            [12MR], H1169 [17MR], H1260-H1279 [18MR], E427 [19MR], E451
            [24MR]
        Croatian Americans:  tribute, E377 [16MR]
        Dept. of State:  provide rewards for information leading to arrests
            for terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of
            international law relative to the former Yugoslavia (H.R. 4660),
            H10166-H10169 [8OC], H10955-H10957 [15OC], E1965 [8OC]
        Law enforcement officers:  violence at protest rally, E428 [19MR]
        Milosevic, Slobodan:  culpability for war crimes, crimes against
            humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (H. Con. Res.
            304), E1367 [21JY]
        ----- culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and
            genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res. 105), E1625
            [7AU]
        ------ culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and
            genocide in the former Yugoslavia (H. Con. Res. 304),
            H7649-H7653 [14SE] culpability for war crimes, crimes against
            humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res.
            105), H7674 [14SE]
        Paraga, Dobroslav:  support efforts to bring about increased respect
            for democratic and human rights in Croatia (H. Res. 375), E375
            [16MR], E415 [18MR]
        Political reform, E399 [17MR]
      Remarks in Senate
        Bosnia and Herzegovina:  withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces,
            S2508-S2514 [25MR]
        Dept. of Defense:  tribute to 351st Military Police Co., S5346
            [21MY]
        Dept. of State:  provide rewards for information leading to arrests
            for terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of
            international law relative to the former Yugoslavia (H.R. 4660),
            S12604 [14OC]
        Milosevic, Slobodan:  culpability for war crimes, crimes against
            humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res.
            105), S7020 [24JN], S8448-S8450 [17JY], S8456-S8458 [17JY],
            S8946 [23JY]
        ----- culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and
            genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res. 105), unanimous-
            consent agreement, S8456 [17JY]
        Serbia:  restrictions on independent media outlets, S12900 [21OC]
        Troy, MI:  tribute to Croatian Festival, S9800 [1SE]
      Reports
        Bosnia Fact-Finding Trip:  Congressional Delegation on Bosnia, H1267
            [18MR], E421-E424 [19MR]
      Reports filed
        Withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces From Bosnia and Herzegovina:
            Committee on International Relations (House) (H. Con. Res. 227)
            (H. Rept. 105-442), H1168 [16MR]
      Statements
        Political Liberty in Croatia and the Case of Dobroslav Paraga:
            Joseph A. Morris, E415 [18MR]
      Summaries
        War Crimes and Individual Responsibility--A Prima Facie Case for the
            Indictment of Slobodan Milosevic:  Paul Williams and Norman
            Cigar, Balkan Institute, H7651 [14SE]
      Texts of
        H. Con. Res. 304, culpability of Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes,
            crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia,
            H7649 [14SE]
        H. Res. 375, support efforts of Dobroslav Paraga to bring about
            increased respect for democratic and human rights in Croatia,
            E375 [16MR]
        H.R. 4660, Dept. of State rewards for information leading to arrests
            for terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of
            international law relative, H10166 [8OC]
        H.R. 4660, provide rewards for information leading to arrests for
            terrorism, drug offenses, or serious violations of international
            law relative to the former Yugoslavia, H10955-H10957 [15OC]
        S. Con. Res. 105, culpability of Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes,
            crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia,
            S7019 [24JN], S8457 [17JY]
        ------, H7674 [14SE]