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Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1995

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Angelo says the Yugoslav Tribunal attempts to improve upon the Nuremburg trials by prohibiting suspected war criminals' defense that they merely followed superiors' orders. None of the defendants, she adds, will face capital punishment.
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