On August 4, 1995 about 250,000 Serbian residents fled their homes in Krajina to escape all-out attack by the Croatian army. The Croats, led by officially retired US officers employed by the US military subcontracting group, MPRI, attacked the civilian population all-out, complete with artillery bombardment and strafing from the air. With the Ustashi dream of a Serb-free Croatia realized, three years later Pope John Paul II praised what he called Croatia's commitment to peace and multiethnic unity...