Goldstein Admitted: Rašković was last-minute removed from the book; still hangs on the wall at Pupovac's
Historian Ivo Goldstein revealed that Jovan Rašković was last-minute removed from a book listing 100 prominent Serbs in Croatia during a panel organized by the Serbian Business Society Privrednik.
Pupovac and Novosti distance themselves from Stanivuković, but they were the ones who hosted him
After controversial statements by Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković at the Svetosavska Academy sparked strong reactions in Croatia, members of the SDSS and 'Novosti' are trying to distance themselves from the situation, despite having previously hosted him.
In Case of SNV's Cessation of Operation, the Property Goes to the Serbian Orthodox Church
The Serbian National Council (SNV) will transfer its assets to the Serbian Orthodox Church if it ceases operations, as stipulated in the organization's statute.
Dragutin Ćelap is accused of having shot over the Kupa river in 1992 and killed a civilian working in the fields
Dragutin Ćelap, a former president of SDSS Topusko, is facing war crime charges for allegedly killing a civilian in 1992 while acting against international humanitarian law.
Indictment Against Former SDSS Leader: He is Accused of the Murder of a Civilian
The Rijeka County State Attorney's Office has indicted Dragutin Ćelap, a former SDSS leader in Topusko, for a war crime committed in 1992 in Banska Selnica near Karlovac.
SDSS strongly condemned the burning of the doors of the Catholic Church in Novi Sad
The Independent Democratic Serbian Party (SDSS) condemned the attack on the Catholic Cathedral in Novi Sad as a hate crime that cannot be justified.