Novi Sad se prisjeća 16 žrtava. Dvije godine kasnije nitko nije osuđen
U NOVOM Sadu obilježava se dvije godine od pogibije 16 ljudi, no za tragediju koja je dovela do smjene vlasti još nitko nije sudski odgovarao.
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