The basic lie which wrote Čičak in his column about Levar is that the deceased witness of war crimes asked money for testifying. The same lie, one month after Levar’s murder repeated a... Read more
“The Hague didn’t want to know about the role of [former defence minister] Gojko Šušak, because he was protected by the Americans,” Peratović claimed. 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
Whatever he used to say, to kill a man in his own backyard, in front of his child, that’s a crime and must be punished, writes Mrs. Gall for New York Times about the murder of Milan Le... Read more
Milan Mrla, the man who, before police reports, testified to Vesna Levar and me last time, spoke frequently with Milan Levar, and admitted to me that he had also talked to Tihomir Orešković... Read more
Connected with the Gospić case: Dragan Lozančić and Vladimir Faber may not head the secret service and the police
Another witness of war crimes in Gospić testified to me and he is prepare to give testimony in front of any court that the American-Croatian citizen Dragan Lozančić during these bloody years... Read more