The Lockerbie Case: A Dutch perspective

Wednesday 17 October 2007

For those who can read Dutch, here is a link to de Volkskrant's article "Lockerbie relatives angry about Libya's election to Security Council". It is interesting for quoting the reactions of American relatives other than Susan Cohen.
http://www.volkskrant.nl/buitenland/article470947.ece/Nabestaanden_Lockerbie_boos_over_toetreding_Libie_tot_Veiligheidsraad

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The Lockerbie Case

Wednesday 17 October 2007

A Dutch perspective

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