Bosnian spy yearns for happier days
In Sarajevo a 33 year old Croat widow Carmen Konda heads a military intelligence unit. She recalls a past life as a homemaker and mother of three and says she may leave to reunite with her children. She trained in shooting karate and reconnaissance with her husband and crosses enemy lines nightly.
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Carmen Konda
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Saddam Shuffles Cabinet Names Al Sahhaf Foreign Minister
Iraq appoints Mohammed Saeed al Sahhaf as foreign minister in a cabinet shake up. Ahmed Hussein moves to finance while Majid Abded Jaafar is dismissed due to blamed handling of inflation tied to U N sanctions.
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U S POWs May Yet Be Alive in USSR Says Russian Official
General Volkogonov, Russia U S POW commission co chair, cites new KGB files to claim some Americans held after World War II may still live in the former USSR. He notes 39 Americans renounced citizenship under pressure. others jailed as spies or kept in camps.
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Izvestia
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Honecker Ordered Held in Jail Ahead of Trial
Former East German leader Erich Honecker, 79, remains in custody at Moabit prison as a Berlin court schedules his manslaughter trial on 49 counts for ordering border guards to shoot escapees. His lawyer disputes Germany’s non political trial claim. trial not expected to commence for at least a month.
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Erich Honecker
Germany
Hansgeorg Braeutigam
Honecker
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