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Ratko Mladić dies, while his nationalist legacy remains politically significant

Ratko Mladić, convicted for war crimes linked to the Bosnian war, has died. The report concerns the continuing political legacy of his nationalism.

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His death may affect public memory and nationalist politics in the Balkans, though no immediate escalation is reported.

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