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12.03.2010 |  | The case relates to the participation of Djajic in a shooting incident directed at 15 Bosnian Muslims on a bridge in his home town Trnovace near Foca (Bosnia-Herzegovina) on 22 June 1992. 15 Muslims were taken prisoner, executed, and then thrown in the river Drina.
One of the persons targeted managed to escape and appeared at the trial as joint plaintiff and main witness for the prosecution.
Novislav Djajic moved to Germany, where he work... |
22.02.2010 | | Maksim Sokolovic is a Serb resident of Germany.
In May 1992 he took part in a Serb campaign against the Muslim population of Osmaci. This campaign was part of systematic plan to displace or eliminate such population.
For this purpose, the houses of the Muslim inhabitants were raided while the women and children were deported or sent to the border. The male population was physically mistreated or murdered and many of them were sent to dete... |
08.01.2010 | | Donald H. Rumsfeld was born on 9 July 1932. He was a former pilot in the US Navy and already served as Minister of Defence in the administration of President Ford. He has also held positions as White House Chief of Personnel, United States Ambassador to NATO, Member of the American Congress and Chief Executive in two companies listed in “Fortune 500”.
Donald H. Rumsfeld was Chief of the Defence Department in the government of President George ... |
10.12.2009 | | Nicola Jorgic was born in 1946 in the Doboj region of Bosnia-Herzegovina
According to findings of the Oberlandesgericht Düsseldorf, Bosnian Serb Nikola Jorgic was the leader of a paramilitary group that took part in acts of terror against the Muslim population; the crimes were carried out with the backing of the Serb rulers and were designed to contribute to their policy of “ethnic cleansing”.
Jorgic arrested Muslims and put them in prison ... |
30.11.2009 | | John Demjanjuk was born on 3 April 1920 as Ivwan Nikolajewitsch Demjanjuk in the village of Dubowije Macharinzjy in the province of Kiew, Ukrain.
He is said to have fought in the Soviet Army against Germany in 1940 until he was captured in May 1942 on the Crimea peninsula and from where he was transported as a prisoner of war into a German concentration camp.
Demjanjuk is accused to have voluntarily signed up to cooperate with the German as... |
16.11.2009 | | In June 1992 the Serbs took over power in Vrbanjci, a municipality in northern Bosnia. Djuradj Kusljic, a Bosnian Serb, was appointed chief of the police station. He also occupied a leading position in the local army contingent.
In the same month, the Serbs started terrorizing the Muslim population. The aim was to drive women and children away, and to kill or detain the male population.
Kusljic knew that this campaign – which he supervised... |
13.11.2009 | | Zakirjon Almatov was born in 1950
As the Uzbek Minister of Internal Affairs (between 1991 and the end of 2005), Almatov was responsible for the police. As such, he was accused of having ordered the use of torture in pre-trial detention in prisons under his control. According to the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, torture is systematically used in Uzbekistan.
Almatov was also considered to be responsible for the massacre on 13 May 2005 in... |
11.08.2009 | | Josef Scheungraber was born in 1918 in Germany. He was trained as an engineer.
In 1937, Scheungraber voluntarily joined the mountain infantry in Mittenwald and fought in Poland, France and Russia. After recovering from a severe battlefield injury, Scheungraber requested a transfer to Italy to become company commander of the mountain infantry battalion 818, whose task it was either to rebuild destroyed bridges for the advancing German army or ... |
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