Belgrade holds non-state Mladić memorial as EU warns against glorification

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Serbia staged a non-state memorial for Ratko Mladić in Belgrade after his death in The Hague, with his body flown home and burial planned without state or military honours, as Brussels and other EU bodies condemn the glorification of a convicted war criminal; the event drew international warnings and led to sanctions on football clubs for chanting in his support.
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- Serbia: How the funeral of Ratko Mladic is dividing a nation dw.com
- EU official Marta Kos cancels Serbia trip over planned Mladic tribute Al Jazeera
- In Serbia, Few Frankly Reckon With Ratko Mladić’s Crimes jacobin.com
- Serbia accused of ‘glorifying’ convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić ahead of funeral NBC News
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