INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
CASE CONCERNING
THE APPLICATION OF THE CONVENTION
ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT
OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE
(CROA TIA v. YUGOSLA VIA)
MEMORIAL
OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
ANNEXES
COLOUR PLATES
VOLUME 3
1MARCH 2001 VOLUME 3:
COLOUR PLATES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARTI MAPS
SECTION 1 GEOGRAPHIC MAPS
1.1 Croatia in Europe (2000)
1.2 Croatia and neighbouring states (2000)
1.3 Croatia - main towns
1.4 Croatia - administrative division (2000)
SECTION 2 HISTORJC AND "ASPIRATIONAL" MAPS
2.1 Political map before WW I
2.2 Political map of the State of the Slovenes, Croats and Serbs (October 1918)
2.3 Political map of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (December
1918)
2.4 Political map ofSFRY (1945-1991)
2.5 Aspirational program of illegal inclusion of Croatian municipalities in
"SAO Krajina"
2.6 Greater Serbia according to Vojislav Seselj
2.7 UNPROFOR deployment in Croatia (1992)
SECTION 3 ETHNIC MAP
3.1 Croatia - population according to nationality/ethnicity in 1991
SECTION 4 REGIONS, TOWNS AND VILLAGES MENTIONED IN THE
MEMORIAL
4.1 Croatia - regions mentioned in the Memorial
4.2 Towns and villages referred to in ChaIVeof the Memorial - Eastern
Slavonia
4.3A Towns and villages referred to in Chapter the Memorial - Western
Slavonia (A)
4.3B Towns and villages referred to in ChaVtof the Memorial - Western
Slavonia (B)
4.3C Towns and villages referred to in Chapter V of the Memorial - Western
Slavonia (C)
4.4 Towns and villages referred to in Chapter the Memorial- Banovina
4.5 Towns and villages referred to in Chapter V of the Memorial - Kordun and
Lika Il
4.6A Towns and villages referred to in Chapter V of the Memorial - Dalmatia
(A}
4.6B Towns and villages referred to in Chapter V of the Memorial -Dalmatia
(B)
4.6C Towns and villages referred to in Chapter V of the Memorial -Dalmatia
(C)
SECTION 5 TOWNS AND VILLAGES SUBJECT TO GENOCIDAL ACTS
5.1 Dates of occupation of towns and villages addressed in the Memorial -
Eastern Slavonia
5.2 Dates of occupation oftowns and villages addressed in the Memorial -
Western Slavonia
5.3 Dates of occupation of towns and villages addressed in the Memorial -
Banovina
5.4 Dates of occupation oftowns and villages addressed in the Memorial -
Kordun and Lika
5.5 Dates of occupation of towns and villages addressed in the Memorial -
Dalmatia
SECTION 6 MILITARY MAPS
6.1 Territorial organization of the JNA by military regions (to 1988)
6.2 Territorial organization of the JNA by military regions (after 1988)
6.3 JNA attack on Zadar and Sibenik in October 1991 - plan of ground attack
6.4 JNA attack on Zadar and Sibenik in October 1991 - plan of air support
6.5 Attack on Vukovar - tactical positions and attack directions in early
October 1991
6.6 Attack on Vukovar - final attack 16 -19 November 1991
6.7 Serbian paramilitary units
SECTION 7 MASS GRAVES AND PRISON MAPS
7.1 Identified mass graves in Eastern Slavonia
7.2 Identified mass graves in Western Slavonia
7.3 Identified mass graves in Banovina
7.4 Identified mass graves in Kordun and Lika
7.5 ldentified mass graves in Dalmatia
7.6 Camps and prisons under the authority of the JNA and the Serbian
paramilitary formations
SECTION 8 DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL OBJECTS
8.1 Damage to ecclesiastical objects in Croatia in 1991
8.2 Damage to ecclesiastical objects in Eastern Slavonia
8.3 Damage to ecclesiastical objects in Western Slavonia
8.4 Damage to ecclesiastical objects in Kordun and Banovina
8.5 Damage to ecclesiastical objects in Lika lil
8.6 Damage to ecclesiastical abjects in northem Dalmatia
8.7 Damage to ecclesiastica\ abjects in southern Dalmatia
PART II ILLUSTRATIONS
9.1 SFRY armed forces chain of command - peacetime (after 1988
restructuring)
9.2 JNA chain of comrnand during the conflict against the Republic of Croatia
(October 1991)
9.3 SFRY armed forces chain of command responsible for genocide in the
Republic of Croatia in Eastern Slavonia (July- November 1991)
PART Ill PHOTOGRAPHS
SECTION 10 VIDEO FRAMES
10.1 S\obodan Milosevié at Gazimestan announcing future battles, Kosovo, 28
June 1989
10.2 Milan Paroski -representative in the National Assembly of the Republic
Serbia delivering a hate speech incitig genocide at a meeting in Jagodnjak,
Eastern Croatia, 21 April 1991
10.3 Seselj during a press conference on the premises of Serbian Radical Party
indicating the future borders of Greater Serbia, 1July 1991
10.4 Map ofGreater Serbia used by Seselj, 1 July 1991
10.5 Seselj addressing the Serbian Parliament on the issue of future borders of
Greater Serbia, 27 September 1991
10.6 Arkan addressing soldiers in preparation for the attack on Brsadin, Eastern
Slavonia, October 1991
10.7 JNA and paramilitaries entering Vukovar on 20 November 1991 (singing
"We're gonna get us some meat, we're gonna slaughter Croats").
10.8 JNA Major Sljivanéanin refusing entry to Vukovar hospital for the ICRC
representative, Mr. Borrsinger, 20 November 1991
10.9 Medal award ceremony for JNA officers for their engagement in Vukovar,
held in Belgrade on 21 November 1991
10.10 Medal award ceremony for senior officers of the JNA for their engagement
in Vukovar, held in Belgrade on 21 November 1991
SECTION 11 LOCATION
11.1 "Velepromet" retail warehouses converted to detention facility and a place
of executions, Vukovar
SECTION 12 DESTRUCTION OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES
12.1 Remnants of Vukovar Grammar School building after several months of
shelling
12.2 Bombing of"Banski dvori", the seat ofCroatian Government on a day of
meeting between Stipe Mesié (President of SFRY Presidency), Ante IV
Markovié (President ofSFRY Government) and Franjo Tudman (President
of Croatian Presidency) , 7 October 1991
12.3 The village of Rupe, northem Dalmatia, occupied in September 1991
12.4 Civilians leaving their destroyed homes, Vukovar, November 1991
SECTION 13 DESTRUCTION OF HOSPITALS
13.1 Civilian Hospital after bombing in Osijek, Eastern Slavonia, Fall 1991
13.2 Vukovar Hospital during occupation by the JNA and Serbian paramilitary
forces, 18-20 November 1991
SECTION 14 DESTRUCTION OF CHURCHES
14.1 Remuants ofChurch of St Michael, Kijevo, Dalmatia, after the occupation
in August 1991
14.2 Church of St Nicholas in Kostajnica , Banovina after the aggression by the
JNA and Serbian paramilitary forces in September 1991
14.3 Statue of the Virgin Mary from the destroyed Catholic Church in
Skrabmja, Dahnatia
14.4 Convent of the Holy Cross in Lipik, Western Slavonia after the destruction
by the JNA and Serbian paramilitary forces between September and
December 1991
SECTION 15 CIVILIAN SUFFERING
15.l Former JNA complex in Manjaca near Banja Luka (Bosnia and
Herzegovina) turned into a detention camp for prisoners ofwar and
civilians (opened in September 1991)
15.2 JNA-controlled detention camp Begejci (FRY), 21 November 1991
(opened in October 1991)
15.3 Forced exile ofCroatian civilians following the occupation of Vukovar, 18-
20 November 1991
15.4 Mistreated civilian escorted by JNA soldier and paramilitary,18-20
November 1991
15.5 Forced exile of Croatian civilians from Vukovar, 18-20 November 1991
15.6 Displaced Croatian civilians passing through Osijek after the attack on
Eastern Slavonia, 199l
15.7 Croatian military assisting the evacuation of civilians from Erdut, Eastern
Slavonia, July 199l
15.8 Displaced Croatian civilians from Knin, northem Dalmatia, 1991
15.9 Displaced Croatian civilians from Kostajnica, Banovina, July 1991
SECTION 16 MASS GRAVES
16.1 Exhumation of a mass grave in Lovas, Eastern Slavonia 25 June 1997
16.2 Exhumation ofa mass grave in Lovas, 25 June 1997
16.3 Exhumation ofa mass grave in Lovas - corpse with a white ribbon marking
ethnie Croatians to distinguish them from Serbs, 25 June 1997 V
16.4 Exhumation of a mass grave in Lovas, 25 June 1997
16.5 Exhumation ofa mass grave in Lovas - the arrow shows a white ribbon
around the corpse's left hand, 25 June 1997
16.6 Exhumation of a mass grave in Bogdanovci, Eastern Slavonia, 14
November 1997
16.7 Exhumation ofa mass grave in Bogdanovci, 14November 1997
16.8 Exhumation ofa mass grave in éelije (the field above the Catholic
cemetery), Eastern Slavonia, 14October 1998
16.9 Exhumation of a mass grave in éelije (the field above the Catholic
cemetery), 14 October 1998
16.10 Exhumation ofa mass grave in éelije (the field above the Catholic
cemetery), 14 October 1998
SECTION 17 GRAFFITI
17.1 Serbian graffiti in occupied Petrinja, "We love you Milosevié"
17.2 Serbian graffiti in occupied Novi Licki Osik, "Only unity saves the Serb"
and soldiers names
17.3 Serbian graffiti in occupied Skabrnja "God forgives, we do not", beneath
Serbian the two-headed eagle, "Welcome to the dead village"
SECTION 18 INVOLMENT OF POLITJCJANS
18.1 Branko Kostié, President of the rump Presidency of SFRY and Momir
Bulatovié, President ofMontenegro and subsequently Prime Minister of
FRY, together with JNA soldiers near Dubrovnik, October 1991
18.2 Montenegrin Artillery soldiers and Vojislav Seselj, October 1991
18.3 Slobodan Milosevié, President of FRY, and Zeljko Raznjatovié Arkan,
Serbian parlamentarian and paramilitary leader, at the funeral of Radovan
StojiciéBadza, Serbian Deputy Minister oflnterior and liaison between
Serbian paramilitaries in Croatia and Serbian leadership PARTI: MAPS
SECTION 1
GEOGRAPIDC MAPS CROATIA IN EUROPE (2000)
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1 1Plate4.6B 1 TOWNS AND VILLAGES REFERRED TO IN
CHAPTER V OF THE MEMORIAL -
Bosnia and DALMATIA (C)
Herzegovina
STRAVCA
• •
• JASENICE • DUBA KONAVOSKA
VELJI DO • BROTNICE
CAVTAT • OBOD
• USKOPLJE • SILJESCI
• • GABRILI
ZVEKOVICA •
e PENDE MIHANIGI
DRVENIK •
• MIOCICI e KUNA KONAVOSKA
•
• PRIDVORJE
CILIPI e LOVORNO
• DUBRAVKA
• LJUTA •
KOMAJI
ZASTOLJE
•
• POPOVlè l • • Yugoslavia
• GRUDA • VODOVADA Montenegro
RADOVCICI PALJE BRDO
•
POLJICE
Adriatic Sea
•
MIKULlè l
DURINICI
• MOLUNAT
•VITALJINA
0 5 10 km 1Plate 4.6cl
1 SECTIONS
TOWNS AND VILLAGES SUBJECT
TO GENOCIDAL ACTS DATES OF OCCUPATION OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES
ADDRESSED IN THE MEMORIAL - EASTERN SLAVONIA
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VUKOVAR Yugos/avia 18/11/1DATE OF
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25/10/1991 • Serbia (DD/MMNY)
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10/11/199114/10/1991,
• • LOVAS SARENGRAD
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• BERAK e09/10/1991 BAPSKA
02/09/1991 05/10/1991 ~ K
~ 17/10/1991
TOVARNIK .
23/09/1991
0 50km
1Plate 5.1
1 1 DATES OF OCCUPATION OF TOWNS
AND VILLAGES ADDRESSED IN THE
Hungary MEMORIAL - WESTERN SLAVONIA
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0 10 20 km
1Plate 5.31 DATES OF OCCUPATION OF TOWNS
AND VILLAGES ADDRESSED IN THE
S/ovenia
MEMORIAL - KORDUN AND LIKA
KARLOVAC
t BANSKI KOVAéEVAC
04/10/1991
OGULINe.
LAE>EVAéKOSELISTE
16/11/1991 •
SABORSKO
12/11/1991 08/10/1991
•
POLJANAK • VAGANAC Bosnia and • TOWN
beginning of Oct•be09/10/1991 VILLAGE
1991 Herzegovina •
1a111119DATE OF
OCCUPATION
(D0/MM/YY)
SIROKA KULA
• summer 1991
0
GOSPlé
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24/09/1991
0 50 100 km
l 1 Plate 5.1 DATES OF OCCUPATION OF TOWNS
AND VILLAGES ADDRESSED IN THE
MEMORIAL - DALMATIA
GRACAC
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• JASENICE
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~ DAR
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18/11/1991 DATE OF
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KISTANJE (DD/MM/YY)
!3IOGRAD NA MORU .PULJANE
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0 - 50 km SECTION 6
MILITARY MAPS TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE JNA
BY MILITARY REGIONS (TO 1988)
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• ArmyHeadquarters 0 50 100 150 200 km
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JNA BY MILITARY REGIONS (AFTER 1988)
0
- borders of Yugoslavia
and Yugoslav Republics
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approximate border of
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• ( 1 1 1 1
Plate 6.2 JNAATTACKONZADARANDSIBENIKIN
OCTOBER1991- PLANOFGROUND
'--'
ATTACK
' I ', V'V KRAJINA MILITIA
.,- , __ , r "'-- c::::::J
ZADAR .\.J I 11.~ ' , c:::::::JJNA BRIGADE
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SOURCE: JNA MAP 1Plate 613 1
JNA ATTACK ON ZADAR AND SIBENIK
IN OCTOBER 1991- PLAN OF AIR
SUPPORT
UDBINA AIRFIELD
Squsdron Type of Nr of
Aircraft Aircraft
249tn N-62 14 - JNA-AIR FORCE AND 9th CORPS COMMAND POST
251' N-60 16
":·(~ C CROATIAN NATIONAL GUARD BRIGADE
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GO~Plé • JNA AIRFIELD
~ \ •
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• c~ Bosnia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
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J-21 18
• NJ-21
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Recon Type of Nr of Aircraft
112th bde squadron Aircraft
353 IJ-22 10
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squadron Aircrafl
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,· \ 790 HP-60 16
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SOURCE:JNA MAP 1 Plate 6.4 1 ATTACKON VUKOVAR
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BORDERSOFTHE
REPUBLICS
___ JNAAND PARAMILITARY
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JNAAND PARAMILITARY
FORCES
- -- _ CROATIANDEFENCE
LINES
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19.ekiésevicijalci croatia ~~
Mijovispveicijalci Croatia
20. Croatia
21.etnsPietrvoreVukovaru
22.rupBeadBoska Croatia KOSOVO
23.rupAtle ilana Croatia
24.rupGaoranpaciéa Croatia D
25.rupSiltovi Croatia PARAMILITARY FORMATIONS ESTABLISHED ON THE TERRITORY
2.Stivovupa Croatia c=::>OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA (TEMPORARILY OCCUPIED BY FRY)
27.rupaOcjalavijgéa Croatia c::::PARAMILITARY FORMATIONS ESTABLISHED ON THE TERRITORY OF SERBIA
28.rupMaindusari Croatia .__ AREAOFOPERATOFPARAMILIORMATIONS
GrupLabra
29. Croatia • CENTOFSERBIREBELLIINTHEREPUOFCROATIA
30.rajnaigers Croatia ... 0 50 l00 150 200 km
31.rupDaeiGrupaameni Croatia THE OCCUPIED AREA 1Plat6.71
32.rupJosKovaceviéa Croatia OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA 1 I I 1 1 SERBIAN PARAMILITARY UNITS
(translated from Plate 6.7)
No. Name of the paramilitarv formation
1 Serbian Guard
2 Serbian National Renewal White Eaqles
3 "Dusan the Mighty" Detachment
Society of the KosmetFiqhters
4
5 Society of the War Fighters since 1990
6 Serbian Volunteer Guard
7 Captain Dragan Formation
8 Serbian Chetnik Movement
9 Scorpions or Boco Special Forces
10 Stevan Sindelié Volunteer Detachment
11 Yellow Ants or Red Berets
12 National Securitv GroupOrqan of Serbia
13 Vase Martinovié-Palestinian Group
14 éale Group
15 Volunteers from Serbia - 70th lnfantry Brigadeaski
16 21st Volunteer Diversion Detachment
17 Dinaric Chetnik Division
18 Miscevié and Vaso Special Forces
19 Vekié Special Forces
20 Mijovié Special Forces
21 Chetniks from Petrova Gora in Vukovar
22 Beader Bosko Group
23 Atlija Milan Group
24 Goran Opacié Group
25 Shield Group
26 Stiv Group
27 Regional Council Group
28 Ear-ring Group
29 Labra Group
30 Tigers Group
31 Delta Group and Stoney Group
Joso Kovacevié Group
32 SECTION 7
MASS GRAVES AND PRISON MAPS IDENTIFIEDMASSGRAVES
IN EASTERNSLAVONIA
NUMBER OF
No. MASS GRAVE EXHUMED
PERSONS Hungary MASSGRAVE
1 Beli Manastir (2) 8 LOCATION
2 Bilie (3) 15
3 Erdut2) 11 -
4 Dali (3) 37 TOWN
5 Marinovci 4 e! Beli Manastir
6 Antunovac 3
7 Orlovnjak 3 Valpovo -
8 Belin Dvor 7
9 Ernestinovo 5 Yugoslavia
10 Celije (2) 30 _/._\·-....·~-..
Serbia
11 Antin 8
12 Tordinci 5 \. []:'...
13 Brsadin 3 \ r'::"~, ,·~_
14 Marinci (4) 3 Cepin
15 Boadanovci (3) 18 --~ .,_>
16 Vukovar (2) 22
17 Cerié 948
19 Petrovci 4 ~~~,' ;___
20 Ovèara 200 · P~~ .~
21 Satin 12 .,..~.
22 Neaoslavci2) 6 Oakovo
23 Stari Jankovci (2) 7
24 Sviniarevci (3) 9
25 Miklusevci 3 t
26 Novi Jankovci 3
27 Slakovci 3 ~ ;30 ~
28 Berak (4) 35
29 Cakovci 6 t;\--Otok
30 Mohave 4 L'.upanja
31 llok (4) 17
32 Lovas (2) 71 0 5 10 15 20km
33 Tovarnik (5) 48
Total 61 1561
UPTO:
1h Bosniaand
20 September 2000
Herzegovina Gunja
SOURCE OF INFORMATION: ~
Government Office for Missing and
Detained Persons 1Plate 7.1 1 IDENTIFIEDMASSGRAVES
INWESTERNSLAVONIA
NUMBEROF
No. MASS GRAVE EXHUMED
PERSONS Slatina MASSGRAVE
1 Gavrinica 4 LOCATION
2 Pakracki Vinogradi3 -
3 (2) 6 • - TOWN
4 Donji ëaglié 7 Daruvar
5 Bodeqraii 3
Total 6 23
• (.P'~,\ ,
st UPTO: 1 Kutina
21 November 1996 <' .,,.r
'---S_ __C___F_ INOR_ __I__:-~I ~ .2 '\r~ir , t_:_J ~';
':.,
GovernDetained PersansMissing and •• Pakrac -~,
4 • 3 ~~,
Novska Pozega "'<-
.p• ·-, ,
.....
• Nova Gradiska -
• 5
t
0 5 10 15 20km
Bosniaand
Herzegovina
Plate7.21 IDENTIFIEDMASSGRAVES
INBANOVINA
NUMBEROF
No. MASS GRAVE EXHUMED
PERSONS MASS GRAVE
1 Gornia Buéica (3\ 11 LOCATION
2 Gornie Taboriste 3 -
3 Donie Jarne 4
4 Petrinia (9) 61 - TOWN
5 Velika Solina 3
6 Gornie Jarne 3
7 Glinska Poljana 6 Sisak Kutina
(2\
8 Glinsko Novo 6 ,, (,,,'-..\.
Gornji Vidusevac 1 • 4 ' '
9 (4) 16 3 t -' ?,[/] '-
10 Glina(5\ 18 2 • •• ey ?'1(.\ ,.. ·. ::-·
11 Gredani 3 s e 6 Petrinja \ rr,1-~,j -~
12 Marveno Groblie 6 9 ,~~,
13 Plaviéevac 10 •s -~\"\
14 Donii Hrastovac 8 • ,(10 14 . ~,1,
15 Vasié Bare 4 11. ~-~
16 Kostriéi 3 Glina 15
17 Hrvatska 9 12 . 13 16 •• 18 . p~ ~~" '•
18 Visniiéki Bok 7 • . 20 -,
19 Baéin 56 1 .7 19 •
20 Kurrnan Brdo 4
Total 39 241
UPTO:
2"d September 1999
SOURCE OF INFORMATION: 0 5 10 15 20krn
Government Office for Missing and
Detained Persons
Bosniaand
Herzegovina
/ Plate 7.3 / IDENTIFIED MASSGRAVES
IN KORDUNAND LIKA
NUMBER OF Slovenia
No. MASS GRAVE EXHUMED MASS GRAVE
1 Strmacka PERS4NS Karlovac LOCATION
2 lrinovac 6 -
3 Sluni, ooliaon 3 • • TOWN
4 SLipovaëa(2) 18 Duga Resa
5 Drefoiëka (3) 10
7 DPoljanakrad 7 1 .
8 Smoljanac 4 Ogulina
9 Siroka Kula (2) 7
Total 13 62
~/',):,
UPTO: 2 • '·\,:\J ·"
17'June1999 3 • .-.,9".
~,
SOURCE OF INFORMATION: \.. Senj 4 "~·.....ç.:.__:.-.
GovernDetained PersonsMissing and • s Bosniaand -~"~~"•
~ • ~ Herzegovina
otocac • 1
9
• 0 5 10 15 20km
Gospié •
Plate 7.1 IDENTIFIEDMASSGRAVES
IN DALMATIA
NUMBER OF
No. MASS GRAVE EXHUMED A MASS GRAVE
PERSONS W LOCATION
2 Benkovac 37 - TOWN
4 MOklaio 5
5 Krkovié 3 1
6 Badanj 6
7 Sonkovié 3
lit/ 7 54 ~- --,
o a 1 . "5 ', ~'1:
UP ro: Zadar ' 1 -- ';
1 16'"November1998 ~ 1 ~t-- ,.- - -
SOURCE OF IN·ORMATI· · d e 2 Knm -K~.'_\ .
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f Biograd na moru 4 • •5 '
3 •
• 6 •
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AdriaticSea ;\ o s 10 1s 20km
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, / Plate 7.5 /TABLE OF CAMPS
CAMP CAMPS AND PRISONS UNDER
LOCAT O CANMP ITYPE ~ ~ THE AUTHORITY OF THE JNAAND THE
SERBIAN PARAMILITARY FORMATIONS
• ~ ~ ,t SUBOTICA <
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JAGODNJAKRATOVICA • L::,,. S. -6_ ~ BUèJE f>ELET~ A' ~ • PELAGléEVO
DARDA • L::,,. ~~ /\,.• .._~ ~ ... •.0_ èANI • SJARI ~ SIC RUMA t
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UDBINA • À::,,.~~- VOJNIC Gvpz • • .féOSTAJNICA BATKOVlé •• û
PETRINJA • • L::,,.(~ lL J~KINAl ~Plf-RICA • • M~DRlèA • BUBANJ POTOK
BERAK • L::,,. • •BANJALUKA • OOBOJ • • ZAJEèAR §
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• CAMPS - PRISONS UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF JNA
••
BANJA LUKA •• 1 • CIVILIAN - MILITARY PRISONS
MANJACA ••
ZELJAVA •• ... THE OCCUPIED AREA
BILEéA •• OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
TREBINJE ••
MODRlèAé .•- 0 50 100 150 200 km 1 Plat7.61
DOBOJ 1
•• SECTIONS
DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL OBJECTS OBJECTS IN CROATIA IN 1991
•
• ••• • ',... -.
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1 51 110 110 2l0 km _'·-.....-_\" .\_
SOURCE OF INFORMATION: Ministry of .,.~,(:·.--._~-':,\....
Culture of the Republic of Croatia, 1999 •~ 1Plate 8J1 DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL
Hungary 0 OBJECTS IN EASTERN SLAVONIA
0 •
00
0 •0 Beli Manastir
\ 0 e 0
Valpo0o Darda
eo Yugoslavia
~ Osijek• • Serbia
ëep in Tenja Dai •
0
01 DAMAGE CATEGORIES
0 Light damage
Oakovo 0 • e Heavy damage
lvankVinkoec,. ~ ~ llok • Partly demolished
• • • 8 • Totally demolished
• 0 ..
0 Otok .1 -._ Town/village
~ ~
Zupanja Yugoslavia
Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia Ministry of Culture of the Republic of
Croatia, 1999
• ~ unja
0
0 50 km 1Plate 1.2 DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL
~ OBJECTS IN WESTERN SLAVONIA
0urdevac
~ Hungary
Pitomaca
-i
0 Virovitica
Donji Miholjac
• •
0 Slatina
• •
DAMAGE CATEGORIES
Daruvar 0 Light damage
0 e Heavy damage
0 0 Nasice
0 0 • e Partly demolished
p e Totally demolished
Pakrac
-.. Town/village
• 0
Novska • • a P-zega SOURCE OF INFORMATION:
• • .., Ministry of Culture of the Republic of
0o Nova Gradiska Slavonski Brod Croatia, 1999
08 • 0
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 0
•
0 50 km / Plate 8.3 / -- ---j
DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL
I_ OBJECTS IN KORDUN AND BANOVINA
-~-
Slovenia c·,.,.,_-._
t-·-/···· \~ ''\
._.Dugo Selo \j (,~,,; \ ~f '
Samobor ,'::,\~ - -
~~~~\
• lvanié-grad ~~
., Velika Gorica ~ ,n~::_--
Jastrebarsko ·= .;<,,.
DAMAGE CATEGORIES
Karlovac 0 e O • 0 0 Sisak • Light damage
• Oo • Heavy damage
DugaRes8- • • • • 0 ~ • Partly demolished
0 ~ • ~ _ePetr0nja Kutina • Totally demolished
0 . --· 0
• ...... • ....Town/village
Glina·e •
1 • •
• 0 •
,:.
••
SOURCE OF INFORMATION:
• • Ministry of Culture of the Republic of
0 Bosnia and Croatia, 1999
0 50 km Herzegovina
Plate.41 0
.. DAMAGE TO ECCLESIASTICAL
Oguli7) OBJECTS IN LIKA
~ oviinodolski •
0 0 ••
cl
'
\..Senj •
..
• • Bosnia and
Otocac Herzegovina
• 0 O
DAMAGE CATEGORIES
0 Light damage
e Heavy damage
0 • Partly demolished
• Totally demolished
• 0
0 __. Gospié ._ Town / village
Adriatic Sea • •
• SOURCE OF INFORMATION:
• Ministry of Culture of the Republic of
Croatia, 1999
•
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Plate 8.7PART II: ILLUSTRATIONS 1
SFRY ARMED FORCES CHAIN OF COMMAND- PEACETIME (AFTER 1988 RESTRUCTURING)
1 SFRY PRESIOENCY 1
1NATIONAL DEFENSE FEDERAL SECRETARIAT 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
REPUBLIC COMMAND PROVINCIAL COMMAND PROVINCIAL COMMANO REPUBLIC COMMAND REPUBLIC COMMAND REPUBLIC COMMAND REPUBLIC COMMAND REPUBLIC COMMAND
TERRITORIADEFENSE OF SAP VOJVODINA OF SAP KOSOVO OF SR MONTENEGRO TERRITORIALDEFENSE OFHERZEGOVINAAND TERRITORIADEFENSE OF SR SLOVENIA
TERRITORIAL DEFENSE TERRITORIADEFENSE TERRITORIADEFENSE TERRITORIADEFENSE TERRITORIADEFENSE
1 1 1 1
1st MILITARY 3rd MILITARY 5th MILITARY NAVY AIRFORCE (AF)
REGION REGION REGION REGION AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT
COMMAND COMMAND COMMAND COMMAND DEFENSE (AAD)
COMMAND
4th CORPS 2nd CORPS 10th CORPS 5th NAVY SECTOR AFANDAAD
.... ~ 1st CORPS
- - -
5th CORPS 21st CORPS 13th CORPS 8thNAVY SECTOR AF ANDAAD
3rd CORPS
- - - - -
12th CORPS 41st CORPS 14th CORPS 9th NAVY SECTOR AF ANDAAD
5th CORPS
.... - - - -
17th CORPS 42nd CORPS 31st CORPS 9th CORPS
- - - -
24th CORPS 52nd CORPS 32nd CORPS
- - -
37th CORPS
-
BELGRADE
- CITY DEFENSE
COMMAND
1st GUARDIAN
PROLETARIAN
- MECHANIZED
DIVISION
1Plate 9.1 j JNACHAIN OF COMMAND DURING THE CONFLICT AGAINSTTHE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA(OCTOBER 1991)
SUPREMECOMMAND
(SFRY PRESIDENCY)
SUPREMECOMMAND HEADQUARTERS
(NATIONALDEFENSEFEDERALSECRETARIAT
+ GENERALSTAFF)
1st MILITARY REGION 5th MILITARY REGION OPERATIONSGROUP2 9th CORPSKNIN NAVYREGION
rj,~,4fi;'ij{)Î{~{è1:rf;i,f "SAO KRAJIN.A:' 5th NAVYSECTOR
TERRITORIALDEFENSE
I'.
J. HEADQUARTERS
8th NAVYSECTOR
9th NAVYSECTOR
OPERATIONSZONE 2
--------------------------
11SAKRAJINA'
TERRITORIALDEFENSE
5th CORPS
(BanjaLuka)
• ATTACK ON EASTERN SLAVONIA D ATTACK ON LIKA
D ATTACK ON WESTERN SLAVONIA • ATTACK ON DUBROVNIK (S. DALMATIA)
BOSNIAAND 11 WESTERNSLAVONIA
ATTACK ON KORDUN AND BANOVINA D ATTACK ON DALMATIA
HERZEGOVINA TERRITORIALDEFENSE
TERRITORIAL DEFENSE
1Plate 9.1 SFRY ARMED FORCES CHAIN OF COMMAND RESPONSIBLE FOR GENOCIDE
IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA IN EASTERN SLAVONIA (JULY - NOVEMBER 1991)
1NATIONAL DEFENCE FEDERAL SECRETARIAT
General of the Army Veljko Kadijevié
1
1
SFRY ARMED FORCES GENERAL STAFF
General Blagoje Adzié
1 1
1
1st MILITARY REGION
Lieutenant General Zivota Panié
1 1
1 1
12thCORPS OPERATIONS GROUP 1st GUARD PROLETARIAN MECHANIZED 1st CORPS OF THE AIR FORCE AND
Major General Mladen Bratié SOUTH DIVISION ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSE
Major General Andrijaorcevié (Elite unit: 1st GUARD MOTORIZED BRIGADE) Major General Dragoljub Arandelovié Colonel Branislav Petrovié
Colonel Milerksié Major General Miéo Delié
lOPERATIONS GROUP
NORTH 1
51st Mechanized 387th Engineer
._
brigade regiment
(Pancevo)
453rd Mechanized 8oth Motorized
brigade ~~ brigade
(Sremska Mitrovica) (Kragujevac)
211th Armoured 16th Mechanized
brigade '-'- armoured brigade
(Nis) (Sremska Mitrovica)
Serb paramilitary
units ~
1 Plate 9.31PARTIIl:PHOTOGRAPHS
SECTION 10
VIDEO FRAMES 10.1 SLOBODAN MILOSEVIé AT GAZIMESTAN
ANNOUNCING FUTURE BATTLES, KOSOVO , 28
JUNE 1989
10.2 MILAN PAROSKI - REPRESENTATIVE IN THE NATIONALASSEMBLY OF
THE REPUBLIC SERBIA DELIVERING A HATE SPEECH ATA MEETING IN
JAGODNJAK, EASTERN CROATIA, 21 APRIL 199110.3 SESELJ DURING A PRESS CONFERENCE ON THE PREMISES OF SERBIAN
RADICAL PARTY INDICATING THE FUTURE BORDERS OF GREATER SERBIA ,
1JULY 1991
10.4 MAP OF GREATER SERB!A USED BY SESELJ , 1JULY 199110.5 SESELJ ADDRESSING THE SERBIAN PARLIAMENT ON THE ISSUE OF FUTURE
BORDERS OF GREATER SERBIA, 27 SEPTEMBER 1991
10.6 ARKAN ADDRESSING SOLDIERS IN PREPARATIONS FOR THE ATTACK
ON BRSADIN, EASTERN SLAVONIA, OCTOBER 199110.7 JNAAND PARAMILITARIES ENTERING VUKOVAR ON 20 NOVEMBER 1991
(SINGING "WE'RE GONNA GET US SOME MEAT, WE'RE GONNA SLAUGHTER
CROATS").
10.8 JNA MAJOR SLnVANCANIN REFUSING ENTRY TO VUKOVAR
HOSPITAL FOR THE ICRC REPRESENTATIVE , MR. BORRSINGER , 20
NOVEMBER 199110.9 MEDALAWARD CEREMONY FOR JNA OFFICERS FOR THEIR ENGAGEMENT IN
VUKOVAR, HELD IN BELGRADE ON 21 NOVEMBER 1991
FROM RIGHT TO LEFT: LT.COLONEL GENERAL ZIVOTA PANié, MAJOR GENERAL
ANDRIJA BIORCEVIé, COLONEL MILEMRKSié, COLONEL BRANISLAV PETROVIé,
MAJOR BORIVOJE TESié, MAJOR MILENKO LUKié.
10.10 MEDAL AWARD CEREMONY FOR SENIOR OFFlCERS OF THE JNA FOR THEIR
ENGAGEMENT IN VUKOVAR, HELD IN BELGRADE ON 21 NOVEMBER 1991
FROM RIGHT TO LEFT: GENERAL ALEKSANDAR SPIRKOVSKI , GENERAL BLAGOJE
ADZié, FEDERAL SECRETARY FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE VELIKO KADIJEVIé AND JNA
OFFICERS NINOSLAV KRSTié, ALEKSANDAR VASILJEVIé AND SLOBODAN BOJié SECTION 11
LOCATION
..
·,.,,•.11.1 "VELEPROMET" RETAIL WAREHOUSES CONVERTED TO DETENTION FACILITY AND A PLACE OF EXECUTIONS ,
VUKOVAR SECTION 12
DESTRUCTION OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES12.1 REMNANTS OF VUKOVAR GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING AFTER SEVERAL
MONTHS OF SHELLING
12.2 BOMBING OF "BANSKI DVORI", THE SEAT OF THE CROATIAN
GOVERNMENT ON A DAY OF MEETING BETWEEN STIPE MESlé (PRESIDENT
OF SFRY PRESIDENCY), ANTE MARKOVIé (PRESIDENT OF SFRY
GOVERNMENT) AND FRANJO TUOMAN (PRESIDENT OF CROATIAN
PRESIDENCY) , 7 OCTOBER 199112.3 THE VILLAGE OF RUPE, NORTHERN DALMATIA, OCCUPIED IN SEPTEMBER 1991
12.4 CIVILIANS LEAVING THEIR DESTROYED HOMES, VUKOVAR, EASTERN
SLAVONIA, NOVEMBER 1991 SECTION 13
DESTRUCTION OF HOSPITALS13.1 CIVILIAN HOSPITAL AFTER BOMBTNG TNOSIJEK , EASTERN SLAVONIA ,
FALL 1991
13.2 VUKOVAR HOSPITAL DURlNG OCCUPATION BY THE JNA AND SERBIAN
PARAMlLITARY FORCES , 18-20 NOVEMBER 1991 SECTION 14
DESTRUCTION OF CHURCHES14.1 REMNANTS OF CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL, KIJEVO , DALMATIA, AFTER
THE OCCUPATION IN AUGUST 1991
14.2 CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS IN KOSTAJNICA, BANOVINA AFTER THE
AGGRESSION BY THE JNA AND SERBIAN PARAMILITARY FORCES IN
SEPTEMBER 199114.3 STATUE OF THE VIRGIN MARY FROM THE DESTROYED CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
SKRABRNJA,DALMATIA
14.4 CONVENT OF THE HOLY CROSS IN LIPIK, WESTERN SLAVONIA
AFTER THE DESTRUCTION BY THE JNA AND SERBIAN PARAMILITARY
FORCES BETWEEN SEPTEMBERAND DECEMBER 1991 SECTION15
CIVILIANSUFFERING15.1 FORMER JNA COMPLEX IN MANJACA NEAR BANJA LUKA (BOSNIA
AND HERZEGOVINA) TIJRNED INTO A DETENTION CAMP FOR PRISONERS
OF WARAND CIVILIANS (OPENED IN SEPTEMBER 1991)
15.2 JNA- CONTROLLED DETENTION CAMP BEGEJCI (FRY), 21 NOVEMBER 1991
(OPENED IN OCTOBER 1991)15.3 FORCED EXILE OF CROATIAN CIVTLIANS FOLLOWING THE OCCUPATION
OF VUKOVAR, 18-20 NOVEMBER 1991
15.4 MISTREATED CIVJLIAN ESCORTED BY JNA SOLO IER AND PARAMJLITARY,
18-20 NOVEMBER 199115.5 FORCED EXILE OF CROATIAN CIVILIANS FROM VUKOVAR,
18-20 NOVEMBER 1991
15.6 DISPLACED CROATIAN CIVILIANS PASSING THROUGH OSIJEK AFTER
THE ATTACK ON EASTERN SLAVONIA, 199115.7 CROATIAN MILITARY ASSISTING TIIE EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS FROM ERDUT,
EASTERN SLAVONIA, JULY 1991
15.8 DISPLACED CROATIAN CIVILIANS FROM KNIN, NORTIIERN DALMATIA, 199115.9 DISPLACED CROATIAN CIVILIANS FROM KOSTAJNICA, BANOVINA, JULY 1991 SECTION 16
MASS GRAVES
All exhumations in the Republic of Croatia were monitored either by the
International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague or the European Community
observers ( also endorsed by the Hague Tribunal )16.1 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN LOVAS, EASTERN SLAVONIA,
25 JUNE 1997
16.2 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN LOVAS, 25 JUNE 199716.3 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN LOVAS - CORPSE WITHA WHITE
RIBBON MARKING ETHNIC CROATIANS TO DISTINGUISH THEM FROM
SERBS, 25 JUNE 1997
16.4 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN LOVAS, 25 JUNE 199716.5 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN LOVAS - THE ARROW SHOWS
A WHITE RIBBON AROUND THE CORPSE'S LEFT HAND, 25 JUNE I997
16.6 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN BOGDANOVCI, EASTERN SLAVONIA,
14NOVEMBER 199716.7 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN BOGDANOVCI, 14NOVEMBER 1997
16.8 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN éELIJE, EASTERN SLAVONIA
(THE FIELDABOVE THE CATHOLIC CEMETERY), 14OCTOBER 199816.9 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN éELIJE (THE FIELD ABOYE THE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY), 14 OCTOBER 1998
16.10 EXHUMATION OF A MASS GRAVE IN éELIJE (THE FIELD ABOYE THE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY), 14 OCTOBER 1998SECTION 17
GRAFFITI17.1 GRAFFITI IN OCCUPIED PETRINJA , "WE LOVE YOU MILOSEVlé"
17.2 GRAFFITI IN OCCUPIED NOVI LICKI OSIK, "ONLY UNITY SAVES
THE SERB" AND SOLDIERS NAMES17.3 GRAFFITI IN OCCUPIED SKABRNJA "GOD FORGIVES, WE DO NOT", BENEATH THE
SERBIAN TWO-HEADED EAGLE, "WELCOME TO THE DEAD VILLAGE" SECTION 18
INVOLVEMENT OF POLITICIANS18.1 BRANKO KOSTié, PRESIDENT OF THE RUMP PRESIDENCY OF SFRYAND MOMIR
BULATOVIé, PRESIDENT OF MONTENEGRO AND SUBSEQUENTLY PRIME MINISTER OF
FRY, TOGETHER WITH JNA SOLDIERS NEAR DUBROVNIK , OCTOBER 1991
18.2 MONTENEGRIN ARTILLERY SOLDIERS AND VOTISLAVSESELJ, OCTOBER 199118.3 SLOBODAN MILOSEVIé ,PRESIDENT OF FRY, AND ZELJKO RAZNJATOVIé ARKAN,
SERBIAN PARLAMENTARIAN AND PARAMlLITARY LEADER, AT THE FUNERAL OF
RADOVAN STOJICié BADZA , SERBIAN DEPUTY MINISTER OF lNTERJOR AND LIAISON
BETWEEN SERBIAN PARAMILITARIES fN CROATIA AND SERBlAN LEADERSHIP ,
BELGRADE (FRY), APRIL 1997
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