On April 18, 1993, the Bosniak villages of the Kiseljak municipality came under attack. The background to the attacks was an order by colonel Tihomir Blaškić to an HVO brigade to capture two of the villages ...

... at 07.00 hours); meeting place (HVO military barracks in Kiseljak); organization of transportation to Grude and to Slavonska Pozega; time of return from the course (October 18, 1992); candidates selection ...

... the author] frontline”.[140] Even in early November, 1993, Franjo Tudjman dictated the task to the political and military leadership of the Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia — “to link Kiseljak with ...

... the majority, and in some they did not even have relative majority): Jajce, Kresevo, Busovaca, Vitez, Novi Travnik, Travnik, Kiseljak, Fojnica, Skender Vakuf (Dobretici), Kakanj, Vares, Kotor Varos, Tomislavgrad, ...

... by the members of the “Karadjordje” Chetnik platoon from Nevesinje.[11] On October 27, 1991, on the Visoko — Kiseljak road (in the village of Podgorani), a vehicle was stopped in which arms and ammunition ...

...  Pravdić, Franjo Croatian Defence Council 11 Years imprisonment for war crimes           Kiseljak ...

... al sites and private property. This was often followed by anti-Bosniak propaganda, particularly in the municipalities of Vitez, Busovaca, Novi Travnik and Kiseljak. Ahmici massacre in April 1993, was  ...

...  did not connect with the Bosnian Army troops in the city. HVO Kiseljak stopped the Bosnian Army units from Visoko to cross the territory under HVO control. 01. October 1992. Bosnian Army (Armija Republik ...

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On April 18, 1993, the Bosniak villages of the Kiseljak municipality came under attack. The background to the attacks was an order by colonel Tihomir Blaškić to an HVO brigade to capture two of the  ...