Bosnian Thriller Girls

"In most of her public appearances, Plavsic makes great play with her anti- communist past. In the days of Tito and Branko Mikulic [Bosnian communist leader], not only was she apparently not a communist, she was on the contrary even a rabid anti-communist: 'I had nothing in common with that regime...' (On, Belgrade, 12 November 1996). If that is the case, it can only have been later on. Because many facts from the professional career of this well-worn lady speak otherwise."

Bosnian Thriller Girl Icons: Ivana Milicevic. Biljana Plavsic.

"Munevera, a 31-year-old factory worker, and her husband, Sefik, a
prison guard, spent 45 days walking from village to village in war-torn
Bosnia after their Muslim home town was bombed and overrun by Serb
militias. Still too frightened to give her last name, Munevera said the
pair often carried their two small children over forest paths and
mountain trails rather than risk capture on roads patrolled by Serbs who
are showing little mercy toward Muslims."