Dr. Tuđman allowed the leaders of the Croatian Movement for Statehood to hold a founding meeting of the homeland HDP in the middle of Zagreb during October. The main reason was the weak resp... Read more
During Glasnović’s attack on me in parliament, the police completed a criminal investigation against Tihomir Orešković, this politician’s friend. Milica Orešković, Tihomir’... Read more
Peratović claims that newspapers had published the other two documents, which included references to the British Secret Service and meetings between British intelligence and the former Polic... Read more
The witnesses mentioned 14 and 15 April when the ICRC representatives visited Lora asking for the permission to enter the military prison because they found out about the unregistered prison... Read more
General Ademi promised to surrender voluntarily to The Hague. General Gotovina, however, refused to recognise the tribunal and disappeared from view over a week ago. A court in Zagreb has or... Read more
In October 2004, journalist Helena Puljiz was called in for a benign talk, i.e., she was invited for coffee with “police employees”. When she arrived, Helena Puljiz demanded for the employee... Read more
Milan Levar – Croatia’s most outspoken critic of crimes committed by Croats against minority Serbs – was killed by a bomb in his backyard in Gospic on Aug. 28. 2000. – 15 y... Read more
I testified in court against Krunoslav Prates in Munich, and on April 6, Željko Peratović wrote on his blog: “after Vukojević’s testimony in Munich, from Sipe Mesić they will turn to Vukojev... Read more
“There were five of them; four wore green masks,” she said, describing how the gunmen took away six people, including two women, from a basement in which she and her family had t... Read more
The Croatian State Attorney’s Office has approved new indictments by Germany against Perković and Mustač
Interestingly, the Croatian Press Agency has not published a line on the troubled past of State Secretary Zdravka Bušić. She, I suppose, believes that it is not yet time to recognise the par... Read more