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(E) Watsonville's ties run deep inside Croatia
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Watsonville's ties run deep inside Croatia "There was a large number of Croatians who emigrated to the Watsonville area in those days, and there's probably well over 2,000 people of Croatian descent who are still living in Santa Cruz County today," he added. According to Ninkovich, an archivist and historian based out of Fresno, between 1900 and the start of World War I, several hundred Croatians made the arduous journey from t
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(E) Ex-Yugoslav Army Officer Admits Dubrovnik Shelling
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Ex-Yugoslav Army Officer Admits Dubrovnik Shelling Wed August 27, 2003 09:38 AM ET THE HAGUE (Reuters) - An ex-Yugoslav naval officer pleaded guilty at The Hague war crimes tribunal Wednesday to killing civilians by shelling the Croatian city of Dubrovnik in 1991 during Croatia's war of independence against Serbia.Miodrag Jokic, who had pleaded not guilty to nine counts of violations of the laws and customs of war in 2001, changed his
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(E) Jokic pleads guilty to bombing Dubrovnik
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Jokic pleads guilty to bombing Dubrovnik Reuters THE HAGUE -- Wednesday -- A retired Yugoslav vice admiral pleaded guilty at The Hague tribunal on Wednesday to killing civilians by shelling the Croatian city of Dubrovnik in 1991 during Croatia's war of independence against Serbia. Miodrag Jokic, who in 2001 pleaded not guilty to nine counts of violating the laws and customs of war, changed his plea to guilty on six counts after the ind
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(E) BBC Profile: Ratko Mladic - NATO failed
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BBC Profile Ratko MladicIMPORTANT FACT: Mr Mladic was appointed commander of the 9th Corps of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) in Knin in the Republic of Croatia in 1991. You are in: World: Europe Profile: Ratko MladicMladic fled Belgrade after the arrest of Slobodan MilosevicRatko Mladic was Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic's army chief throughout the Bosnian war. Along with Mr Karadzic he has come to symbolise the Serb campaign of eth
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(E) Ex-Mayor gets life for war crimes
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Ex-Mayor gets life for war crimes Milomir Stakic was the top official of the Prijedor municipality in northwest Bosnia during the 1992-95 Bosnian war 15.24PM BST, 31 Jul 2003An ex-Bosnian Serb mayor has received the first life sentence imposed by the war crimes tribunal in The Hague over crimes against humanity for ethnic cleansing in Bosnia in 1992.Milomir Stakic was the top official of the Prijedor municipality in northwest Bosnia
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(E) These war crimes must be brought to the public
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These war crimes must be brought to the publicPozdrav Nenade,I would appreciate if you could let me have addresses of any of the Croatian Societies or Clubs or Unions in US and Canada.I would like to write them a e-mail or letter (if they don't have a e-mail address) regarding my book "Outcast Without Guilt ..." to promote the truth and personal facts regarding the genocide of Croatian civilians and soldiers in the aftermath of WW
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(E) Dien Bien Phu and the Lasva Valley - NEW BOOK
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Deconstructing WarDear folks:I write to draw your attention to a book that just came out, and is available from www.amazon.com. Short intro follows below.The author is Reg Shrader, former US military officer in Vietnam, and noted military historian (see bio below). He writes about the war between Muslims and Croats. Probably the first serious work on this uneasy war-within-a-war subject. Schrader studied military formations, intelligence activity
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(E) Sljivancanin arrested
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Sljivancanin, wanted in connection with the massacre of about 260Croatiancivilians at Vukovar, was arrested It leaves former Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic and army commander Ratko Mladic as the two remaining top fugitives for war crimes during the break-up of Yugoslavia.Serbia Hands Over Suspect in 1991 Vukovar Massacre, AFP Says July 2 (Bloomberg) -- Veselin Sljivancanin, a former Yugoslav army colonel wanted over a 199
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(H) Dioklecijan - drzavnicki genij najviseg reda
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Gaius Aurelius ValeriusDiocletianus (c 243-316) A. Demandt U.K.DIOKLECIJANPredavanje za Kongres o Dioklecijanu u Splitu/Hrvatska 2. travnja 2003.Pedeset je godina Rimsko carstvo u svojim temeljima bivalo potresano vanjskim i unutarnjim silama. U ozujku 235. nezadovoljni su vojnici u logoru kod Mainza ubili posljednjeg cara iz dinastije Severa, mladoga Severa Aleksandra i njegovu svoje moci svjesnu majku Juliju Mameu. Time je otpocelo
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