Remains of 41 People Found in a Pit Near Biograd: 'Most Were Pushed Alive, Bombs and Stones Were Thrown at Them'
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Experts will try to determine their identity.
The exhumation of the remains of people killed during the Second World War began at the Kamenjarka viewpoint in Radašinovci in the Benkovac area. It is assumed that the 57-meter-deep pit contains the remains of 82 Croatian civilians, mostly local residents from Polača who were killed in 1944. Forensic anthropologists have so far recovered the remains of 27 people from the pit. Among them are […] The post The remains of 27 people found in a pit n…
Exhumation has begun.
The remains of 41 people, including one woman, two minors and six young men between the ages of 18 and 20, have so far been exhumed from the Kamenjarka cave in Radašinovci near Benkovac, announced the Ministry of Croatian Veterans. The exhumation of victims from World War II and the post-war period is organized by the Ministry, and the location was visited by the Vice President [...] The post A 57-meter-deep pit reveals tragic remains: Victims t…
The exhumation of the remains of victims of World War II and the post-war period from the Kamenjarka pit in Radašinovci near Benkovac is underway, organized by the Ministry of Croatian Veterans, and the location was visited today by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Croatian Veterans Tomo Medved. Minister Medved was accompanied by Zadar County Prefect Josip Bilaver, Benkovac Mayor Tomislav Bulić, and the Director of the Directorate for […]
Remains of 41 victims of partisan-communist crimes found in Kamenjarka cave: Among them a woman and two minors The post The remains of 41 victims of partisan-communist crimes were found in the Kamenjarka cave: Among them a woman and two minors appeared first on Hrvatska danas.
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