Stalna Misija Bosne i Hercegovine pri Ujedinjenim narodima

Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Nations New York

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lidija Topic September 8, 1998 (212) 751 9015

List of Massacres and Other Crimes of War

Where Bosnian-Herzegovene Croats Were Primary Targets

List of massacres and other crimes of war, where Bosnian-Herzegovene Croats were primary targets, has been submitted to the President and the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal (ICTY). The list has been presented to the Tribunal by Mr. Vladimir Soljic, Vice-president of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Head of the Delegation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Croats during their ICTY visit, on August 19, 1998.

The list below includes crimes that have been committed from 1992 to 1995, and that have been documented and submitted to ICTY during the 1995 to 1997 period:

1. Vlasic mountain: 13/14 May 1992; 13 civilians massacred. (JNA/VRS)

2. Dusina (Travnik): 26 January 1993; 8 civilians massacred. (ABiH)

Operation "Neretva 93." (ABiH)

3. Grabovica (Mostar): 7 September 1993; 35 civilians.

4. Uzdol (Prozor/Rama): mid-September 93; 40 civilians.

5. Doljani (Jablanica): September 1993; 15 civilians and 25 POWs massacred.

6.Trusina (Konjic): September 1993; 22 civilians massacred.

7. Concentration camp "Musala" in Konjic: 1,300 prisoners; 35 executed.

8. Concentration camp "Muzej" in Jablanica: 600 prisoners; 66 executed.

Other Central Bosnia. (ABiH)

9. Miletici (Travnik): 24 April 1993: 5 civilians massacred (family Pavlovic).

10. Maljine and Bikose (Travnik): 8 June 1993; 32 civilians massacred.

11. Kralieva Sutjeska (Kakanj): mid-June 93; 20 civilians and POWs massacred.

12. Bugojno: during 93; 50 civilians executed, including massacre of group of 23.

13. Krizancevo Selo (Vitez): 22 December 1993; 74 massacred, mostly civilians.

14. Buhine Kuce (Vitez): 9 January 1994; 25 civilians massacred.

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