Today Marks 35 Years Since the Forced Evacuation of Serbs From the Požega Basin in Croatia
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Today marks 35 years since the forced evacuation of Serbs from 26 villages in the Požega Valley area, in Croatia, at the foot of the Papuk and Psunj mountains.
On October 29, 1991, exactly at noon, members of the Croatian Civil Protection and Police began to implement the Evacuation Order, based on the decision made the day before by the Crisis Staff of the Municipality of Slavonska Požega. According to the written order signed by Ante Bagarić in his capacity as the president of the Crisis Staff, which was publicly displayed on [...]
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the forced evacuation of Serbs from 26 villages in the Požega basin by the Croatian authorities, and the subsequent crimes against Serbs for that act.
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