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International Court of Justice I INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE CASE CONCERNING THE APPLICATION OF THE CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE (CROATIA v. YUGOSLAVIA) MEMORIAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA ANNEXES REGIONAL FILES VOLUME 2 PART III KORDUN AND LIKA AND DALMATIA 1 MARCH 2001 II III CONTENTS PART A: KORDUN AND LIKA 1 ETHNIC STRUCTURES 3 Kordun and Lika 5 Crna Draga 6 Novo Selo Lasinjsko 7 Lasinja 8 Lipovača9 Gornji Lađevac 10 Donji Lađevac 11 Arapovac 12 Gornji Popovac 13 Gornji Furjan 14 Saborsko 15 Karlovac 16 Banski Kovačevac 17 Dabar 18 Vrhovine 19 Široka Kula 20 Donji Vaganac 21 Gornji Vaganac 22 Poljanak 23 Smoljanac 24 Lovinac 25 WITNESS STATEMENTS 27 Annex 338: Witness Statement of Đ.T. 29 Annex 339: Witness Statement of M.Č. 33 Annex 340: Witness Statement of S.Š. 36 Annex 341: Witness Statement of I.B. 37 Annex 342: Witness Statement of S.Č. 40 Annex 343: Witness Statement of R.M. 43 Annex 344: Witness Statement of M.Š. 47 Annex 345: Witness Statement of I.Š. 48 IV Annex 346: Witness Statement of M.P. 49 Annex 347: Witness Statement of M.G. 51 Annex 348: Witness Statement of A.K. 53 Annex 349: Witness Statement of I.M. 54 Annex 350: Witness Statement of M.S. 57 Annex 351: Witness Statement of M.M. 60 Annex 352: Witness Statement of M.G.* (1) 61 Annex 353: Witness Statement of M.G.* (2) 62 Annex 354: Witness Statement of J.T. 64 Annex 355: Witness Statement of M.P. 68 Annex 356: Witness Statement of K.Z.* 70 Annex 357: Witness Statement of A.Ž. 71 Annex 358: Witness Statement of S.T. 72 Annex 359: Witness Statement of P.M. 77 Annex 360: Witness Statement of A.B. 77 Annex 361: Witness Statement of M.D. 80 Annex 362: Witness Statement of M.M. 81 Annex 363: Witness Statement of J.M. 82 Annex 364: Witness Statement of A.Š. 82 Annex 365: Witness Statement of M.M. 87 Annex 366: Witness Statement of M.L. 93 Annex 367: Witness Statement of D.P. 95 Annex 368: Witness Statement of B.M.* 99 Annex 369: Witness Statement of A.G. 101 Annex 370: Witness Statement of S.B. 103 Annex 371: Witness Statement of S.D. 104 Annex 372: Witness Statement of M.Z.* 105 Annex 373: Witness Statement of S.T. 107 Annex 374: Witness Statement of I.Č. 108 Annex 375: Witness Statement of K.Č. 110 Annex 376: Witness Statement of M.O. 111 Annex 377: Witness Statement of M.N. 113 Annex 378: Witness Statement of M.N. 115 Annex 379: Witness Statement of D.O. 116 Annex 380: Witness Statement of M.O. 118 Annex 381: Witness Statement of J.J. 119 Annex 382: Witness Statement of I.K. 121 V Annex 383: Witness Statement of D.R. 126 Annex 384: Witness Statement of P.Đ.* 129 Annex 385: Witness Statement of M.L. 132 Annex 386: Witness Statement of M.K. 134 Annex 387: Witness Statement of B.V. 136 Annex 388: Witness Statement of M.V. 139 Annex 389: Witness Statement of M.B. 141 Annex 390: Witness Statement of S.R. 142 Annex 391: Witness Statement of I.M. 144 Annex 392: Witness Statement of P.B. 146 Annex 393: Witness Statement of M.Ž. 148 Annex 394: Witness Statement of M.R. 150 Annex 395: Witness Statement of I.P. 152 Annex 396: Witness Statement of J.B. 153 Annex 397: Witness Statement of I.S. 155 Annex 398: Witness Statement of I.S. 156 MILTARY DOCUMENTS 159 Annex 399: Decision by the So-Called War Presidency of the Vrginmost Municipality from 27 July 1991 on Renaming the “SJS” Vrginmost Into the “SJB” Vrginmost and Joining the Sup Krajina 161 Annex 400: Letter from the War Presidency of the Community of Local committies to the 3rd Operations Group Command 162 Annex 401: The Command of the 9th Corps, Dt-1-4, from 5 April 1991, To the Command of the 9th bVP, the Order for Defence Op. No. 1 165 Annex 402: Report About the Referendum Staged in the Area of “SAO Krajina” from 14 May 1991 166 Annex 403: Decision for the joining of the “SAO Krajina” with the Republic of Serbia from 16 May 1991 167 Annex 404: “SAO Krajina”, To Headquarters, No. 68/4 from 6 August 1991, To the Supreme Commander of the TO “SAO Krajina”, Report from 5/6 August 1991 168 Annex 405: “SAO Krajina”, the Government, No: 157/91-1 from 26 July 1991, Order 169 Annex 406: “SAO Krajina”, the Government, the President, No: 189/91-1 from 20 August 1991, Order 169 Annex 407: “SAO Krajina”, the Territorial Defence Commander, No: 1/1-91 from 30 September 1991 170 VI Annex 408: “SAO Krajina”, the Territorial Defence Commander, No: 2/1-91 from 30 September 1991 171 Annex 409: Order; “SAO Krajina”, the Government, the President, No: 1/1-91 from 5 October 1991, Notification 172 Annex 410: The 5th Military Region Command, No: 09/75-1034 from 10 November 1991, To the Command of the Tactic Group- 2, Order 173 Annex 411: Letter of Dušan Smiljanić 174 Annex 412: Command of the 10th Corps, Dt No. 3/15-33 from 8 January 1992, To the Command of the OG-8, Order 179 Annex 413: SSNO, GS OS SFRY, III Administration, DT No. 892-2 from 2 RCH 1992, To the TO Headquarters of “RSK”, Order 181 Annex 414: Čedomir Bulat’s Order for the Attack 181 Annex 415: Decision on the Attack of the Commander of the 1st Battalion Bogdan Grba 182 OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS 183 Annex 416: Record of Exhumations on 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th June 1997 185 Annex 417: Official Record of the Police Section from 27th February 1992 186 Annex 418: Record of Exhumations on 25th, 26th and 27th September 1996 187 Annex 419: Record of Exhumations on 2nd, 4th and 5th July 1996 188 Annex 420: Letter To the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Exchange of Prisoners – 15 January 1992 189 Annex 421: Letter from Members of the Families of the Dead and Missing from Široka Kula, 13th October 2000 192 Annex 422: Investigation Record (Exhumation), Kir-632/96 195 Annex 423: Investigation Record (Exhumation, Kir-469/96) 197 Annex 424: Report of Exhumation, 13th August 1996 197 Annex 425: Autopsy Record, 15th August 1991 199 Annex 426: Investigative Report, 22nd August 1996 201 Annex 427: Special Report No. 511-18-041243/95 206 PART B: DALMATIA 207 ETHNIC STRUCTURES 209 Dalmatia 211 Municipality of Šibenik 212 Piramatovci 213 VII Cicvare 214 Sonković 215 Municipality of Drniš 216 Puljane 217 Siverić 218 Drniš 219 Municipality of Knin 220 Kninsko Polje 221 Kijevo 222 Ervenik 223 Vrpolje 224 Municipality of Obrovac 225 Jasenice 226 Medviđa 227 Municipality of Benkovac 228 Bruška 229 Korlat 230 Smilčić 231 Municipality of Zadar 232 Škabrnja 233 Nadin 234 Municipality of Sinj 235 Municipality of Dubrovnik 236 WITNESS STATEMENTS 237 Annex 428: Witness Statement of S.C. 239 Annex 429: Witness Statement of J.C. 241 Annex 430: Witness Statement of S.I. 241 Annex 431: Witness Statement of M.M. 242 Annex 432: Witness Statement of J.B. 243 Annex 433: Witness Statement of B.C. 244 Annex 434: Witness Statement of K.S. 245 Annex 435: Witness Statement of M.P. 246 Annex 436: Witness Statement of J.P. 246 Annex 437: Witness Statement of M.S. 248 Annex 438: Witness Statement of I.F.* 249 Annex 439: Witness Statement of B.H.* 250 Annex 440: Witness Statement of A.F.* 251 VIII Annex 441: Witness Statement of A.K.* 252 Annex 442: Witness Statement of M.P. 253 Annex 443: Witness Statement of N.K. 254 Annex 444: Witness Statements of I.H.*, M.M.* 254 Annex 445: Witness Statement of M.M. 255 Annex 446: Witness Statement of J.G. 255 Annex 447: Witness Statement of A.M. 256 Annex 448: Witness Statement of J.T. 258 Annex 449: Witness Statement of Š.P. 259 Annex 450: Witness Statements of M.B., A.B., and M.B. 260 Annex 451: Witness Statement of M.V. 261 Annex 452: Witness Statement of A.B. 262 Annex 453: Witness Statements of Z.Č., D.A., and J.B. 263 Annex 454: Witness Statement of N.B.* 264 Annex 455: Witness Statements of J.Č., K.Č. 265 Annex 456: Witness Statement of M.D. 266 Annex 457: Witness Statement of Z.S.* 267 Annex 458: Witness Statement of V.Z. 268 Annex 459: Witness Statement of J.L.* 270 Annex 460: Witness Statement of I.G. 270 Annex 461: Witness Statement of J.H. 271 Annex 462: Witness Statement of S.S. 272 Annex 463: Witness Statement of B.V. 273 Annex 464: Witness Statement of M.G.-Z. 275 Annex 465: Witness Statement of C.V. 276 Annex 466: Witness Statement of S.K. 277 Annex 467: Witness Statement of D.T. 280 Annex 468: Witness Statement of A.Ć. 283 Annex 469: Witness Statements of L.M., S.M., and Ž.M. 284 Annex 470: Witness Statement of S.Š. 287 Annex 471: Witness Statement of A.V. 289 Annex 472: Witness Statement of N.V. 290 Annex 473: Witness Statement of M.G. 291 Annex 474: Witness Statement of Š.L. 294 Annex 475: Witness Statement of S.M. 295 IX Annex 476: Witness Statement of I.P. 297 Annex 477: Witness Statement of N.V.
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