Interpreter confirmed dead

Serbia
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International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)

15 June 1999

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(IFJ/IFEX) – Senol Alit’s body was apparently found after German soldiers were allowed near the car he was travelling in with the two killed journalists, Volker Kraemer and Gabriel Gruener. They found the body near the car. They had been kept away from it by Serb soldiers. **Updates IFEX alerts of 15 June and 14 […]

(IFJ/IFEX) – Senol Alit’s body was apparently found after German soldiers
were allowed near the car he was travelling in with the two killed
journalists, Volker Kraemer and Gabriel Gruener. They found the body near
the car. They had been kept away from it by Serb soldiers.

**Updates IFEX alerts of 15 June and 14 June 1999**

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