Archive · War Reports
Serbia, 1999
In March 1999, Argyris Dinopoulos, a correspondent for Antenna (ANT1), covered the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia from Belgrade. Based in the capital until June 1999, he broadcast from the sites of the strikes, in Belgrade and in other Serbian cities. The documentary, the dispatches and his photographs from those months are collected here.
Belgrade
Dinopoulos's longer documentary on the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia: reports from the sites of the strikes across the country, where — as he recorded — there were casualties among the civilian population too. The heaviest attacks fell inside the capital itself, a short distance from the foreign correspondents' hotel, and the reports capture the tension of the war almost in real time.
The reports
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Live Dispatches — Belgrade Live television dispatches from bombed Yugoslavia, March–June 1999 — excerpts from the coverage of a reporter who had followed the wars of the former Yugoslavia from their start.
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Belgrade — The Bombings A short excerpt from the longer "Belgrade" documentary, on the strikes inside the capital during the 1999 bombing.
Photographs
7 photographs · Click a photograph to enlarge.
