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searching and a lot more auction listen on BBC sounds. Hello and thank you for downloading Witness History from the BBC World Service with me

Louise Adalgo. Today we're going back 20 years to the start of the largest war crimes

trial in history. In the dock in the Hague was the former Serbian president

Slobidam Milosievich, accused of war crimes in the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia.

The prosecution case alone took two years and Mr Milosovic would die in custody before the

trial was over.

I spoke to two lawyers, one Serbian, one British,

who helped the man once described

as the Butcher of the Balkans to defend himself.

Good morning, your honors. the prosecutor versus Slobodan Milose. He did not confront his case number IT 0 to 54 T the prosecutor versus Slobodam Milosevich.

He did not confront his victims. He was able to view what was happening

from the distance of high political office and if the prosecution's case is right, he had these crimes committed for him.

I consider this tribunal, false tribunal, an indictments false indictments it is illegal being not appointed by UN General Assembly

so I have no need to appoint counsel to illegal organ.

At the start there were no relations between us at all.

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