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Milorad Ulemek was born in 1960 in Belgrade, Serbia. He began his career in the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) and later joined the Serbian Ministry of Interior, where he became a member of the special forces unit known as the Red Berets. Ulemek quickly rose through the ranks, earning a reputation as a skilled and fearless operative. He was involved in several high-profile operations, including the 1995 Đeneral Đukanović's attempt to capture him, which ended in a shootout.
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| Section | Approx. Pages | Main Themes | |---------|---------------|-------------| | | 1‑15 | Motivation for publishing; desire to set the record straight. | | Early Years (1965‑1991) | 16‑80 | Childhood in Belgrade; recruitment into JNA; rise through the ranks; political climate of Yugoslavia’s dissolution. | | The Red Berets (1991‑1999) | 81‑210 | Detailed descriptions of major operations: • Operation Storm (1995) – perspective from the Serbian side. • Siege of Sarajevo – logistical support, clandestine missions. • Kosovo War – special ops, alleged “black operations”. • Interaction with political leaders (Milošević, Đinđić). | | Criminal Turn (1999‑2003) | 211‑260 | Transition from paramilitary to organized crime; formation of the “Zemun clan”; involvement in the 2003 assassination of Zoran Đinđić (Ulemek denies participation). | | Trial & Imprisonment | 261‑300 | Account of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) investigations, Serbian courts, prison life, and reflections on justice. | | Epilogue – “Future of Serbia” | 301‑320 | Political predictions, calls for “national renewal”, critique of current leadership. | | Appendices | 321‑350 | Lists of JSO members, operation timelines, maps of key battle zones, selected photographs. | | | Early Years (1965‑1991) | 16‑80 |