No man on Earth has been lied about more than Slobodan Milosevic. One of the most popular lies is that he whipped up nationalism among the Serbian people, and through that nationalism he incited the wars that destroyed the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia.

Milosevic's speeches were never nationalistic, nor did they contain any racism. We have posted the complete and unedited transcripts of Milosevic's speeches and interviews spanning his entire political career. Read his words and judge for yourself whether he was trying to whip up nationalism and incite wars.

Milosevic In His Own Words

Interviews

Belgrade - June 1988 (NIN Magazine) (Serbian) - PDF File
Belgrade - January 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
Sky News 1991
Radio Belgrade 1991
Antenna TV 1992

Radio Television Serbia 1992
Radio Belgrade 1992
Belgrade Television 1992
Radio Television Serbia 1992

RTS Belgrade 1993
France-2 TV Paris 1993
RTS Belgrade 1993
RTS Belgrade 1993
RTS Belgrade 1993
RTS Novi Sad 1993
Serbian Radio 1993
Serbian TV 1993
Serbian Radio 1993
Serbian Radio 1993
Serbian TV 1993
Tanjug / Yugoslav Press Corps 1993
Time Magazine 1995
Washington Post 1998
UPI 1999
KHOU-TV 1999
Politika 1999
Fox News Channel 2001

Speeches

250th anniversary of Pozarevac School (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - September 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - November 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - November 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - December 1984 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - March 1985 (Serbian) - PDF
Zemun - June 1985 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - December 1985 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - November 1985  (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - February 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - March 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - April 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - April 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - May 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - May 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - June 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
September 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Nis - September 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Kragujevac - December 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - December 1986 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - January 1987
(Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - April 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Kosovo Polje - April 24 - 25, 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Urosevac - April 25, 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - May 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - June 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - July 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - September 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - September 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - September 1987 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1987
(Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - January 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - January 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - March 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - April 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - April 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - May 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - June 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - June 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
July 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - July 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - July 1988
(Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - September 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1988
(Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - October 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - November 1988 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - November 19, 1988 (English)
Belgrade - January 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
Novi Sad - January 1989 (Serbian) - PDF

Belgrade - January - February 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
Belgrade - January - February 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
Kragujevac - February 2, 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
Pristina - February 1989 (Serbian) - PDF
St. Vitus Day, Kosovo Field - June 28, 1989
Address to the 1st Congress of the SPS - June 18, 1990
Address to the Serbian Assembly - May 30, 1991
Address to the 2nd Congress of the SPS - October 24, 1992
Address to the 3rd Congress of the SPS - March 2, 1996
Inaugural Speech - July 23, 1997

Address to the Nation - June 10, 1999
Address to the 4th Congress of the SPS - February 17, 2000
Address to the 5th Congress of the SPS - Nov. 25, 2000
Address to the nation - October 2, 2000
Address to the nation - October 6, 2000
The Illegitimacy of the ICTY - August 30, 2001