‘Butcher of Bosnia’ buried a ‘hero’: Mass crowd for funeral of Serbian war criminal
Ratko Mladić’s coffin, surrounded by armed soldiers in fatigues and accompanied by a brass band, was paraded through streets of Belgrade, thronged with thousands of onlookers chanting his name.
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