Scandal of Human Hunting: Rich Europeans Allowed to Shoot Helpless Civilians in Sarajevo for Money
During the siege of Sarajevo, wealthy Western Europeans allegedly paid large sums to shoot at the city's residents, as detailed in a new Italian book.
Crime Scene: Dortmund - Who seriously talks like these detectives?
The latest episode of "Tatort" from Dortmund delves into the complexities of crime intertwined with historical trauma from the Yugoslav wars, featuring a Bosnian witness and a detective confronting her past.
Crimes of the Serbian Army – Militia of the so-called SAO Krajina
The article discusses the formation and criminal activities of the SAO Krajina militia, a paramilitary unit of rebellious Serbs in Croatia responsible for crimes against Croats during the Yugoslav wars.
March 2, 1991: Pakrac - Disarmament of Croatian Police Officers and the Beginning of Armed Conflicts
The article discusses the disarmament of Croatian police officers in Pakrac on March 2, 1991, marking the onset of armed conflict in the region.
February 14, 1949 – Thomas Crowley was born, the brave Irish heart that beat for Croatia
Thomas Crowley, an Irish national, moved to Croatia during the war in 1991 and dedicated his life to fighting for its independence.