Slobodan Milosevic, the former Serbian strongman regarded as the chief architect of the carnage unleashed during the breakup of Yugoslavia, died Saturday in custody at The Hague, where he was on trial for war crimes in the killing fields of the Balkan states of Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo.

The 64-year-old Milosevic -- the leader of the Serbian republic and then the leader of multi-republic Yugoslavia -- held sway over the country when hundreds of thousands of people were killed, and millions were forced to leave their homes as the fall of communism opened the door to ethnic and religious strife.

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• Anger, tears from Kosovo victims
• Family clashes over burial site
• Reaction to Milosevic's death
• Milosevic found dead in cell
• Watch: Milosevic case closed
• Watch: Laying Milosevic to rest
• Watch: A death which cheated justice?
• Watch: The bloody rule of Milosevic

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• Srebrenica: 'A triumph of evil'
• Interactive: Who was Milosevic?
• Timeline: A marathon trial
• Special Report: Milosevic on trial

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