Примери коришћења Conflict in croatia на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Hadzic allegedly committed war crimes during the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
The conflict in Croatia ended in 1995, but for many families the agony continues.
The ICTY holds him responsible for atrocities committed during the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
The 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia forced more than 500,000 people to flee their homes, according to an AP report.
Gotovina is on his way to The Hague war crimes tribunal,where he will face charges stemming from the conflict in Croatia.
Long before the conflict in Croatia had broken out, both Serbian and Croatian media primed their audiences for violence and armed conflict by airing stories of World War II atrocities perpetrated by the other.
All 12 members of the Croatian half of the Operational Mentoring Liaison Team(OMLT)gained their military experience during the 1990s conflict in Croatia.
Both he and Hadzic, who is charged with war crimes for his role in the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia, are widely believed to be hiding in Serbia.
The other two are former Bosnian Serb security chief Stojan Zupljanin and Goran Hadzic,a political leader charged with war crimes committed during the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
He faces charges stemming from his alleged role in war crimes committed during the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia, including the killings of at least 150 Krajina Serbs.
Retired General Ante Gotovina is sought by the ICTY for his alleged role in the killings of 150 Krajina Serbs andthe expulsion of thousands of others during the 1991-1995 ethnic conflict in Croatia.
The World Monuments Fund has described Tvrđa as"a unique example of an eighteenth-century baroque military, administrative, and commercial urban center".[1]Tvrđa is on Croatia's'Tentative List' for consideration as nominee for the World Heritage Site.[28] During the 1991-95 conflict in Croatia, 90 per cent of the buildings in Tvrđa were damaged to some extent and the fort was featured on the 1996 World Monuments Watch List of Most Endangered Sites.[1] It has not appeared on the list, published every two years, since.
The ICTY formalised chargesagainst Gotovina in 2001, when he was indicted over his alleged involvement in atrocities committed against Krajina Serbs towards the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
Gotovina, 49, disappeared in June 2001, soon after the ICTY indicted him for his alleged role in war crimes committed by troops under his command near the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
He went intohiding in June 2001, weeks after the ICTY indicted him in connection with an operation conducted by forces under his command towards the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
The fugitive-- the UN tribunal's third most wanted indictee-- is sought for his alleged role in the killings of 150 Krajina Serbs and the expulsion of more than 150,000 others towards the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
The former Croatian Serb political leader, who was captured after seven years on the run, faces a 14-count indictment charging him with war crimes andcrimes against humanity for his role in the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
He went into hiding in June 2001, shortly after the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY)indicted him over his alleged involvement in atrocities committed against Krajina Serbs towards the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
He had been on the run since June 2001, disappearing shortly after the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY)indicted him for his alleged involvement in atrocities committed against Krajina Serbs towards the end of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
One of the tribunal's three most-wanted indictees, he went into hiding in mid-2001, shortly after UN prosecutors charged him with war crimes over his alleged role in the killings of 150 Krajina Serbs andthe expulsion of 150,000 others towards the close of the 1991-1995 conflict in Croatia.
The special operations unit,members of which took part in the conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, was disbanded after Djindjic's murder.
A proposed new law would establish a court to try cases stemming from the conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo during the 1990s.
The court would handle cases stemming from the conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo during the 1990s.
Milosevic faces 66 counts of war crimes under three separate indictments for his alleged role in the conflicts in Croatia, BiH and Kosovo in the 1990s.
The Humanitarian Law Center(HLC) was founded in 1992 by Nataša Kandi as a human rights non-governmental organisation in order todocument the egregious human rights violations that were then being perpetrated on a massive scale across the former Yugoslavia, in armed conflicts in Croatia, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and later in Kosovo.
Over the last decade, during the conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, nearly one million people were forced to leave their homes.
One year after the Dayton Agreement and the end of conflicts in Croatia and Bosnia, JATD was re-structured and renamed to Jedinica za specijalne operacije, or JSO.
The largest number of victimizations occurred in the 90s,during the armed conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo and Metohija, while a significantly smaller number of them took place after 2000.
Nearly ten years after the end of conflicts in Croatia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH), seven war crimes suspects wanted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY) remain at large.
Over 200,000 people are estimated to have been killed as a result of the conflicts in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) during the first half of the 1990s, while more than 2 million others fled their homes.