Примери коришћења Brcko grad на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A port(the“Luka port”)was constructed in Brcko Grad.
Historically, Brcko Grad has been an important economic center.
Several large manufacturing enterprises were located in Brcko Grad and the surrounding area.
The area to the south and west of Brcko Grad has historically consisted of smaller, ethnically homogenous villages and towns.
During the first two weeks of May, Muslims were arrested anddetained in several locations in Brcko Grad.
In late 1991 Serb paramilitary troops arrived in Brcko Grad and began to train local Serb volunteers.
On or about April 30, 1992, Serb forces- composed of regular JNA forces andirregulars- began their assault on Brcko Grad.
The majority of Muslims displaced from Brcko Grad now live in Rahic Brcko and other towns in the Brcko Opstina under Federation control.
Even with UNHCR guidance and coordination, apparently only fifteen Muslim families have thus far returned to Brcko Grad.
Over the next several months,Serb forces occupying Brcko Grad forcibly expelledvirtually the entire population of Muslim and Croat residents.
The ethnic Croat population of the Opstina,numbering approximately 30,000, is now concentrated in Federation territory to the south-west of Brcko Grad.
It is estimated that between 32,000 and37,000 people currently live in Brcko Grad, and that of this number between 31,000 and 36,000 of the town's inhabitants are Serbs.
As a result, although some Bosniacs and Croats managed to return to the region during 1997,all such returns were confined to the relatively rural areas south and west of Brcko Grad.
In Brcko Grad, there has been, at best, only minimal implementation of the Dayton provisions relating to the right of the former residents to return and reclaim their property.
On this basis, the Federation argues that the Tribunal should move the IEBL north to the Sava River so as to bring Brcko Grad and a large area south of Brcko Grad within Federation territory.
Brcko Grad itself, while multi-ethnic in composition, was predominantly populated by Muslims and Croats before the war, a situation radically changed by a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing.
Of the Serb population,approximately 8,000 are pre-war residents who have remained in Brcko Grad; some 8,000 to 10,000 are former residents of towns in the Brcko Opstina who moved into the Grad after the Muslim and Croat population was displaced;
To give a few examples, in July 1998, four months after the Supplemental Award, the SDS-allied Serb Mayor of Brcko made public statement(quoted in RS-controlled media)to the effect that it would be unwise for Serbs to leave Brcko Grad and return to the Federation.
After the Serb assault on Brcko Grad in the spring of 1992, the Brcko area witnessed some of the fiercest battles of the continuing war along a battle-line drawn only a few kilometers south and west of Brcko. .
Having reviewed the land books and cadaster in the District, andhaving concluded that certain real property located in Brcko Grad belonged to the Croat Cultural Association“Napredak” before it was nationalized in 1954, and is therefore a clear candidate for restitution;
One way to alleviate the effects of the RS's past violations- and to prevent proposed future violations of the law- would be for the Tribunal to re-locate the IEBL in such a way as to bring into Federation territory(a)all of the major commercial roads through the corridor to the rest of Europe and(b) the Brcko Grad itself, including its river port and its two Sava River bridges(road and rail).
Having reviewed the land books and cadastre in the District, andhaving concluded that certain real property located in Brcko Grad, known as the“Ruzdija” madrassa, belonged to the Islamic Community of Brcko before it was nationalized in 1959, and is therefore a clear candidate for restitution;
At Dayton and subsequently, the RS also argued for exclusive control of a corridor extending from the Sava River to points as far as twenty kilometers south-west of Brcko Grad or, at a minimum, for maintaining the IEBL as shown on the Dayton maps without any political changes of any kind.
Having reviewed the land books and cadastre in the District, andhaving concluded that certain real property located in Brcko Grad, known as the“Ruzdija” madrassa, belonged to the Islamic Community of Brcko before it was nationalized in 1959, and is therefore a clear candidate for restitution;
At the time of the signing of the Dayton Accords, the RS controlled some 48% of the territory of the Brcko Opstina(representing an area of 225 square kilometers),including Brcko Grad and the surrounding area, with the Federation controlling approximately 52%(representing 239 square kilometers).
Bearing in mind that the adoption of the State law on restitution is uncertain at this point of time, and that in the meantime the“Ruzdija” madrassa,being centrally located within Brcko Grad, but heavily war-damaged and currently empty, is degrading the ambience of the town and is not being put to any economic or cultural use;
Bearing in mind that the draft State law on restitution may not be adopted for some time, and in the mean time the building previously belonged to the Croat Cultural Association“Napredak”,being centrally located within Brcko Grad, but currently neglected and in bad condition, is degrading the ambience of the town and is not being put to any lasting economic or cultural use;
Recalling that notwithstanding the absence at the time of a law on restitution, during the post-war period prior to the issuance of the Final Award, the then Republika Srpska municipality of Brcko restituted to the Serb Orthodox Church(“the Church”)most of the property in Brcko Grad that belonged to the Church prior to 1945 but that had been subsequently nationalized during communist rule, thereby granting to the Church legal title to the estates of which it had previously been deprived;
Recalling that notwithstanding the absence at the time of a law on restitution, during the post-war period prior to the issuance of the Final Award, the then Republika Srpska municipality of Brcko restituted to the Serb Orthodox Church(“the Church”)most of the property in Brcko Grad that belonged to the Church prior to 1945 but that had been subsequently nationalized during communist rule, thereby granting to the Church legal title to the estates of which it had previously been deprived;