Letters: Sorry, whose side were the Croats on?

Saturday 19 August 1995 23:02 BST

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I AM quite sure the Serbians would have come to a different view on Britain if Michael Sheridan had informed his interviewees that Britain was on their side ("When Britons rallied to 'heroic Serbia' ", 13 August).

After all, it is Britain which is leading a campaign against lifting an arms embargo against the Bosnian government and, very soon, Serbian dreams will come true when eastern Bosnia (including Gorazde, I may add) will be presented to Serbia on a silver plate.

Ahmed Versi

Editor, The Muslim News

Harrow, Middlesex

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