Original sentence: Generally, the two openly criticized Kusturica as a "traitor who crossed over to the enemy side thus turning his back on his city, his ethnic roots, and his nation",<ref>Dispute Leads Bosnian to Quit Films;The New York Times, 5 December 1995</ref> often publicly attacking him along similar lines.Throughout the 1990s, Kusturica was frequently attacked by French public intellectuals Bernard-Henri Lévy and Alain Finkielkraut (both of whom highly critical of Milošević regime and Serbian politics of violence and aggression toward its neighbors in general, during the disintegration of Yugoslavia and subsequent Yugoslav Wars) in the French media over his life and career choices
Edited sentence: Generally, the two adopted the Bosnian Muslim official nationalist view of Kusturica as a "traitor who crossed over to the enemy side thus turning his back on his city, his ethnic roots, and his nation",<ref>Dispute Leads Bosnian to Quit Films;The New York Times, 5 December 1995</ref> often publicly attacking him along similar lines.Throughout the 1990s, Kusturica was frequently attacked by French public intellectuals Bernard-Henri Lévy and Alain Finkielkraut (both of whom held staunchly anti-Serbian views during the disintegration of Yugoslavia and subsequent Yugoslav Wars) in the French media over his life and career choices