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UDRUŽENI ZLOČINAČKI PODUHVAT: PROCESUIRANJE U PREDMETU ICTY IT-04-74

UDRUŽENI ZLOČINAČKI PODUHVAT: PROCESUIRANJE U PREDMETU ICTY IT-04-74

Author(s): Meldijana Arnaut Haseljić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 3/2020

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) issued a final Judgment against Jadranko Prlić, Bruno Stojić, Slobodan Praljak, ilivoj Petković, Valentin Ćorić and Berislav Pušić, who declared responsible for the joint criminal enterprise (JCE) in Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Second Instance Verdict affirmed the convictions issued by the ICTY Trial Chamber in May 2013. In addition to participating in a joint criminal enterprise, the Appeals Chamber confirmed the responsibility for the commission of murder, persecution on political, racial and religious grounds, deportations, unlawful detention of civilians, forced labor, inhumane acts, inhuman treatment, unlawful and negligent destruction of large-scale property not justified by military necessity, destruction or intimidation of the intended institutions religion or education, unlawful attacks on civilians and unlawful terrorism of civilians, and individual rape and sexual assault.

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МОРАЛНОСТ РЕПУБЛИКЕ

МОРАЛНОСТ РЕПУБЛИКЕ

Author(s): Zoran Todorović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 3/2020

The paper is a view of the social environment in which there is a long-lasting lack of consensus on the condemnation of war crimes during the 1990s in the former state, stemming from Serbia's nationalist plans. By the judgments of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia to the political and military leaders of the Serbian people in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, the ideological context of the wars in the region has been revealed, which is why the resistance of Serbian political and intellectual elites to accept the truth about the consequences of the nationalist project, is still strong today. The paper touches the role of social elites in promoting and nurturing the nationalist course of society, through the pervasive propaganda and the construction of "crime pendants" against the Serbian people. The author understands the absence of social catharsis after the collapse of Serbia's war goals, as a consequence of a deeply rooted ideological program that is not itself complete after the wars. In this sense, it points to the strength of nationalist ideology that has accumulated energy even for the physical elimination of the leaders of the construction of a new morality of Serbian society after 2000, which would rest on facing the consequences of nationalist actions of the Serbian people.

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Шта су скривиле?

Шта су скривиле?

Author(s): Danilo Zec / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 2/2021

Review of: Borković, Nikola. (2019). Šta su skrivile? Stradanje beba u Kliničko-bolničkom centru Banja Luka, u maju i junu 1992. Banja Luka: Centar za istraživanje rata ratnih zločina i traženje nestalih lica. str. 344

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Ljudi rata (2010)

Ljudi rata (2010)

Author(s): James T. Synder / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 2/2021

Opsada Sarajeva je bila najduža u modernoj Europi. Srpski separatisti podržani od strane Jugoslavije su okružili mladi glavni grad Bosne i Hercegovine, opkolili ga i strijeljali njegove stanovnike u trajanju od hiljadu dana, počevši od petog Aprila 1992. Suočavajući se sa odlučnim oružanim otporom i stoičkom populacijom, opsadne snage nikada nisu pokušale zauzeti grad, a nakon što je dejtonskim sporazumom okončan rat 1995, opsada je povučena 29. februara 1996. Sarajevo nije palo kao ostale muslimanske enklave, poput Srebrenice, Goražda i Žepa, ali na hiljade ljudi je ubijeno i desetine hiljada je protjerano iz svojih domova, od kojih se većina više nikada nije vratila. Petnaest godina kasnije, Bosna i Hercegovina se djelomično oporavila od rata.

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Men of War (2010)

Men of War (2010)

Author(s): James T. Synder / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

THE SIEGE of Sarajevo was the longest in modern European memory. For one thousand days, beginning on April 5, 1992, Yugoslav-backed Serbian separatists surrounded the young capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina and shelled and shot its residents. Confronting a determined armed resistance and a stoic population, the besieging force never attempted to take the city, and after the Dayton Agreement ended the war in 1995, the siege was lifted on February 29, 1996. Sarajevo didn’t fall as other Muslim enclaves did, such as Srebenica, Gorazde, and Zepa, but thousands were killed and tens of thousands were driven from their homes, most never to return. Fifteen years later, Bosnia-Herzegovina has recovered unevenly from the war. The international tribunal prosecuting criminals for the war in Yugoslavia is three times as old as the conflict itself, with arrest warrants still outstanding. The Serbs who attempted to ethnically cleanse the famously cosmopolitan Sarajevo—Orthodox and Catholic bishoprics are seated a bridge away from synagogues in a city of a hundred mosques—achieved the virtual opposite: they cleansed themselves from the city. Today it is almost entirely Muslim. But the population never recovered; Sarajevo is estimated to be three-quarters the size it was in 1991.

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UNIŠTAVANJE ZNAČAJNIH OBJEKATA U SARAJEVU U VRIJEME AGRESIJE 1992-1996.

UNIŠTAVANJE ZNAČAJNIH OBJEKATA U SARAJEVU U VRIJEME AGRESIJE 1992-1996.

Author(s): Zilha Mastalić-Košuta / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 6/2008

Sarajevo je grad koji datira iz osmanskog perioda gradnje u čije su vrijeme izgrađena mnoga zdanja od neprocjenjive važnosti, naročito od vremena namjesništva Gazi Husrev-bega. Značajne građevine su nastale i u periodu austrougarske vladavine. Osmanski i austrougarski period primjetan je u ovom gradu i danas. Period između dva svjetska rata nije dao mnogo vrijednih građevina dok se u periodu poslije Drugog svjetskog rata pažnja malo više okreće na kolektivnu stambenu izgradnju urbanih kvartova. Sve što se stoljećima gradilo je u periodu agresije, od 1992. do 1996., nemilosrdno uništavano. Uništavano je sve stoje ovom gradu davalo ljepotu i značaj. Uništavan je jedan evropski grad koji je predstavljao simbol civilizacije i tolerancije, te zajedničkog suživota više različitih naroda, religija i kultura.

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PRVE AKCIJE USTANIKA 1941. U OKOLINI SARAJEVA

PRVE AKCIJE USTANIKA 1941. U OKOLINI SARAJEVA

Author(s): Moni Finci / Language(s): Croatian,Serbian Issue: 1/1963

Do prvih okršaja ustanika s oružanom silom fašističkih okupatora došlo je, u najvećem dijelu zemlje, već u istom mjesecu julu 1941. godine u kome je Centralni komitet KPJ donio u Beogradu istorijsku odluku o dizanju sveopšteg ustanka i pozvao narode Jugoslavije u odlučan boj, a komuniste da s oružjem u ruci stanu na čelo borbe.

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The Persistence of National Victimhood: Bosniak Post-War Memory Politics of the Srebrenica Mass Killings

The Persistence of National Victimhood: Bosniak Post-War Memory Politics of the Srebrenica Mass Killings

Author(s): Tomasz Rawski / Language(s): English Issue: 53/2021

This article reveals the origins of the radicalisation of memory politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the year 2010. It shows that the radicalisation in the public sphere of Bosnia and Herzegovina was eventually possible due to the long-term persistence of the nationalist commemorative strategy, rooted in the dialectic mechanism of consolidating and antagonising relevant reference groups, and responsible for structuring the national memories of the last war according to an exclusivist martyrological model. Based on the example of Bosniak post-war memory politics regarding the Srebrenica mass killings, the study describes a more universal political mechanism, one characteristic also of the post-war Bosnian Serb and Bosnian Croat nationalist factions.

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Conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia and Their Lessons for Ukraine

Conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia and Their Lessons for Ukraine

Author(s): Mariya Heletiy / Language(s): English Issue: 03 (9)/2017

The analysis will compare the conflicts in the Balkans of the 1990s and the war in Eastern Ukraine: their causes, historical background, political and economic context. It will also demonstrate how the mechanisms for the Balkan conflicts’ resolution may be applied in resolving the conflict in Ukraine. In addition, it will provide recommendations regarding policies and peace roadmap to be implemented in Ukraine.

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Prilog poznavanju povijesti Odžaka u Drugom svjetskom ratu

Prilog poznavanju povijesti Odžaka u Drugom svjetskom ratu

Author(s): Nikica Barić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 20/2021

The paper is mainly based on sources from Croatian State Archives in Zagreb and its aim is to present certain aspects of the history of Odžak, a town in the River Sava region in northern Bosnia, during World War II. The paper does not aim to give a complete history of Odžak in the mentioned period. Nevertheless, the data presented in this paper are aimed at supplementing the available research. Also, the example of the local history of Odžak can give better insight into the history of World War II in Bosnia and Herzegovina more generally.

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Zapisnici Vrhovnog saveta odbrane (VSO) 1992-1993. - dokazi o agresiji na Republiku Bosnu i Hercegovinu

Zapisnici Vrhovnog saveta odbrane (VSO) 1992-1993. - dokazi o agresiji na Republiku Bosnu i Hercegovinu

Author(s): Meldijana Arnaut Haseljić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 20/2021

Among the documents that directly link the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) to the aggression against the Republics of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia are the minutes of the Supreme Defense Council (SEC) of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY). The content of these documents is incriminating for the FRY, because it blatantly shows and proves the participation of this state in aggression and the commission of crimes against humanity and international law committed in the territories of the former Yugoslav republics, after the declaration of their independence. The significance of these documents is shown by the designations “state secret” / “military secret” and “top secret” assigned to them. Minutes were kept of the work of the SEC sessions, which together with the materials for the discussion and stenographic notes represented the archival material. These documents unequivocally prove that Yugoslav Army (YA) officers who served in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the armed conflict received salaries and other benefits from the YA personnel center in Belgrade (30th Personnel Center). SEC records also show that the YA provided large- scale logistical assistance to the Republika Srpska Army (RSA) consisting of large quantities of infantry and artillery ammunition, fuel, spare parts, and in conducting training and providing expert assistance to conduct armed operations in the territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this paper, the aim is to use the method of analysis of documents – minutes from the sessions of the SEC to show and prove how the FR Yugoslavia and what type of activity carried out the aggression against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, an independent and sovereign state. The scope of documentary material limits us to the processing of documents by periods, and in this text, we deal with the analysis of the minutes from 1992 and 1993.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina Manipulated by the Serbian Historiography

Bosnia and Herzegovina Manipulated by the Serbian Historiography

Author(s): Muhidin Pelesić / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2021

“Legende i ideološka iskrivljenja”, unutar raspada jugoslavenske države (SFRJ) i raspada jugoslavenske historiografije bile su kreacija profesionalnih historičara, a ne amatera (koji su ih po inerciji slijedili). Veliki broj srpskih historičara koji su u tome učestvovali imali su zlokobnu ulogu u kreiranju i servisiranju ideoloških i političkih ciljeva posljednjeg velikosrpskog pokušaja osvajanja Bosne i Hercegovine. Pretežni dio esnafa srpskih historičara učestvovao je i suučestvovao u poslu podržavanja agresije na Bosnu i Hercegovinu. Manji dio profesionalnih srpskih historičara koji se usprotivio zloupotrebi historijske nauke, bio je izoliran u svojevrsna “intelektualna geta” ili prinuđen da emigrira u inostranstvo. Slijed proteklih događaja pokazuje nepoznavanje i svjesno iskrivljavanje povijesti Bosne i Hercegovine od strane većine srpskih historičara (u ovom radu spomenuta je tek nekolicina takvih), uz odsustvo njihove želje i deficit intelektualnih mogućnosti da je, zaista, upoznaju. Oni su se opredijelili za manipulaciju kao metod i sredstvo za prikrivanje povijesne istine u cilju ostvarenja, kako se to obično imenuje, velikosrpskog državnog koncepta. Takav stav, sada već jasno formulirane, velikosrpske historiografije uvjetovao je konstantu potcjenjivanja drugih naroda Bosne i Hercegovine uz, istovremeno, svjesno raspirivanje i održavanje destruktivne energije srpske mitomanije i grandomanije. To je, u završnici raspada SFRJ, i agresiji na Bosnu i Hercegovinu, značajno doprinijelo genocidu nad Bošnjacima i Hrvatima, izvršenom u velikosrpskoj režiji. Ideološka eliminacija, zaogrnuta u togu pseudoznanstvenih parametara velikosrpske historiografije, sračunato je prethodila fizičkoj eliminaciji Bošnjaka i Hrvata u velikosrpskom genocidu. Kao da je sve znanje, koje su velikosrpski historičari usput sabrali, služilo isključivo za regrutiranje dovoljnog broja ubijeđenih pristalica za izvršenje zločina nad, unaprijed označenim, “neprijateljem”. Prema gledištu srpskih historičara, bespogovorno odanih velikosrpskoj ideji, dosadašnja faza “rešavanja srpskog nacionalnog pitanja” usmjerena je planiranom strateškom cilju - formiranju “države svih Srba”. Mada je srpsko društvo žrtva pseudomorfoze, uz evidentne znakove raspada i propadanja cijelih dijelova njegove strukture, velikosrpski historičari istrajavaju u pokušajima “dokazivanja” da se, navodno, radilo о nacionalnom preporodu njihovog naroda. Perpetuiranje energije za održanje takve vrste mišljenja fatalno doprinosi daljem srozavanju cjeline srpske historiografije, ali uvjetuje i održanje dovoljnog intenziteta destruktivnih ideologija unutar srpskog društva. Posljedice takvog stanja osjećat ćе se još dugo u cijeloj regiji jugoistočne Evrope. Svakako da će među historičarima locirani ideolozi i propagatori veli- kosrpskog barbarizma (već nazvanog velikosrbizam) morati pokušati od- govoriti na pitanje jednog Srbina iz Beograda: “...zašto je naša nova istorija samo zbir nesreća, smrti, gluposti, prostaštva i diletantizma?” Odgovor treba tražiti i u njihovom prihvatanju stava Dobrice Ćosića: “Laž je u istoriji očuvala srpski narod taman toliko koliko i junaštvo.”

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Rat jedne brigade protiv civila

Rat jedne brigade protiv civila

Author(s): Jasmin Medić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 2/2021

Review of: Jovana Kolarić, Dosije: 43. motorizovana brigada VRS u Prijedoru, Fond za humanitarno pravo, Beograd, 2021.

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Genocide Against Bosniaks and Serbian Identity After 1995

Genocide Against Bosniaks and Serbian Identity After 1995

Author(s): Rasim Muratović / Language(s): English Issue: 10/2021

This paper discusses the presence of genocide and the persistent threat and possibility of its new eruption in Bosnia. Statements about this, not only in public policies, are dangerous but their more or less subtle involvement in educational programs guarantees the mentioned possibility of a new eruption in the future. Bosniaks are usually advised with bad intentions to look ahead and not inwards as a kind of sleeping pill, i.e. anesthesia before amputation. The paper discusses what to do with Serbian ethno-religious nationalism in this context? What kind of ideology is that? What is the Serbian identity like after 1995? How are the contrasts between “us” and “them” painted, and what should be the response of Bosniaks to such challenges? What to do next and how to move on?

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The Fate of the Daughters of Havka Bektić, Kadira, Zehra, Zehta and Fatima

The Fate of the Daughters of Havka Bektić, Kadira, Zehra, Zehta and Fatima

Author(s): Faruk Đozić / Language(s): English Issue: 10/2021

In issues 8 and 9 of “Monumenta”, we remembered the mothers ofSrebrenica: Hatidža Mehmedović, Begija Malagić and Ajša Đozić, whosethree generations of male family members were killed in the crime ofgenocide in Srebrenica in the 1992-1995 war against the Bosnian society andstate. There are many such mothers. The question is whether all of them willever be listed and remain in the Bosniak collective memory as the heroineswhom the criminals killed the children and thus themselves before theirbiological death. In this issue of “Monumenta” we will remember the “sadfate”, four sisters, four daughters of Ibrahim Bektić (1901-1972) and Havka(1902-1959), born Mujić, from Mehmedovići near Tokoljaci, the Srebrenicamunicipality, and their brothers Ohran (1935-1995) and Daut (1950-2021).Why them? The previous two examples of “Memories” show individual casesof genocide within a family, without indicating its “width” along the side linesof relatives, such as sisters and brothers. With this case, which is unfortunatelyone of many, we will show the scale of the family tragedies of the sistersand brothers in the crime of genocide against Bosniaks in Srebrenica.

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Dvostruko putovanje Vladana Borojevića: Jugoslavija, moja domovina Gorana Vojnovića

Dvostruko putovanje Vladana Borojevića: Jugoslavija, moja domovina Gorana Vojnovića

Author(s): Dejan Durić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2020

In the novel Yugoslavia, My Homeland by Goran Vojnović, the protagonist reveals that his father, whom he thought was dead, is actually alive and accused of war crimes committed in Croatia during the war of the 1990s. Therefore, he embarks on a search that is taking place in the states of the former Yugoslavia. The protagonist of the novel summarizes the identity issues characteristic of former Yugoslav space, but also outlines the basic features and problems of the transitional society. Individual drama is a stimulus for considering the concept of post-Yugoslav identity because the protagonist performs two searches at the same time: for the father and for the personal story. The paper examines the relationship between space and memory through the prism of the conception of post-Yugoslav identity.

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Sjećanja na period organizacije otpora i odbrane od velikosrpske agresije (1992. godine)

Sjećanja na period organizacije otpora i odbrane od velikosrpske agresije (1992. godine)

Author(s): Ibrahim Nurkić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 53/2022

Njegov životni put je započeo u Škahovici, gdje je rođen 5. juna 1957. godine. Po završetku zanata, radni vijek je započeo kao i mnogi drugi ljudi iz ovog kraja: izvan naše republike, tačnije u Sloveniji. Nakon izvjesnog vremena kao kvalifikovani bravar, 1974. godine, prešao je na rad u Rudarsko-metalurški kombinat Zenica. Iz Zenice je otišao na odsluženje vojnog roka u Jugoslovenskoj narodnoj armiji (JNA), gdje je završio Školu rezervnih oficira u Bileći. Nakon odsluženja vojnog roka, vratio se na svoje radno mjesto u RMK Zenica, gdje se nije dugo zadržao. Kao rezervnom oficiru, 1978. godine, ponuđeno mu je radno mjesto u Sekretarijatu za narodnu odbranu (SNO) općine Gračanica. Tu je radio do 1984. godine, kada je izabran za predsjednika općinske organizacije Saveza socijalističke omladine. Nakon isteka mandata, godinu dana proveo je na dužnosti direktora Omladinske zadruge, inače prve takve zadruge u Bosni i Hercegovini. Iza toga, prelazi na rad u Opštinski štab Teritorijalne odbrane Gračanica (OpŠTO), na mjesto pomoćnika komandanta za organizacijsko-mobilizacijske poslove. Tu je radio od 1986. do kraja 1991. godine, kada je prešao u Opštinski štab Civilne zaštite Gračanica na poslove operativca, odnosno referenta za obuku.

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Ratna Gračanica (1992. – 1995.) u imenima gradskih ulica

Ratna Gračanica (1992. – 1995.) u imenima gradskih ulica

Author(s): Omer Hamzić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 53/2022

In this article the author created a mini history of Gračanica following the traces of the street names in Gračanica during the wartime period 1992-1995. His goal was to briefly explain all 17 featured, out of 125 currently named streets from that period. He methodically sorted all texts, going from general to individual terms and names. They are arranged so that they can be read in fragments, during a short stroll through the streets of this city. Arranged in this way, the texts are a reflection of the war in Gračanica, they provide a lot of information for those who didn’t know of these things, or others which have forgotten them, so they can be reminded. These explanations and information, put together in one whole, give a more or less complete picture of a local urban environment of that time, but also of the wider area. The second question is whether this period is sufficiently or insufficiently represented.

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Moje sjećanje na Mehmeda Ahmedbegovića

Moje sjećanje na Mehmeda Ahmedbegovića

Author(s): Senad Ahmetagić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 53/2022

As a direct participant of these events, and one of the best friends of the late Mehmed Ahmedbegović, commander of the Maneuver Squad of the Patriotic League in Gračanica, the author presented a warm story in this article, featuring many details; many of which were not very well known until now. He paid special attention to the first days of the gathering and organization of the unit, its departure to Zvornik with the task of defending the last Bosniak holdouts in Kula Grad, in early April 1992. He was killed in action on May 25th, 1992, leading his soldiers in an attempt to occupy a well-fortified Serb position of Zečev gaj, near Lendići, a position that threatened Gračanica on a daily basis, as well as the villages of Malešići and Stjepan Polje, which were cut off from Gračanica during these actions. This narration is a significant contribution to shedding light on these decisive events for Gračanica in the 1992-1995 war for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Četiri ratne reportaže iz Gračanice i okoline, 1992.

Četiri ratne reportaže iz Gračanice i okoline, 1992.

Author(s): Zlatko Dukić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 53/2022

Kad je o Gradačcu riječ, onda je malo reći da je to kapija Bosne i prvi bedem njene odbrane. Glas o tome stizao je nadaleko, još od samog početka, od 9. maja 1992. godine, kada je počeo rat u ovoj opštini – napadom na selo Tramošnicu iz četničkih jazbina u Slatini i Gajevima. Pošto se, prethodnih mjeseci, redovno išlo na druga ratišta, ratnim reporterima takođe zanimljiva, red na dolazak u Gradačac je došao ipak relativno kasno – tek 23. jula 1992. godine.

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