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PROVISIONAL LIST OF VICTIMS OF
MOSLEM TERROR OVER
THE SERBIAN PEOPLE

VICTIMS IN APRIL 1992

20 April [1992,
two weeks after West declared "Bosnia" as an independent, Moslem controlled country]

• Ljubo ([father's name] Zivko) Stjepanovic, [born in] 1969, [place of birth] Obadi, [place of death] Pecista

VICTIMS IN MAY 1992

6 May

• Radojko ([father's name] Rajko) Milosevic, [born in] 1928, [place of birth] Gniona, [place of death] Gniona,
• Lazar (Milivoje) Simic, 1936, Potocari-Studenac, Gniona,
• [64 years old woman] Kosana (Novak) Zekic, 1928, Repovac, Bljeceva,
• Milan (Milak) Zekic, Bljeceva, Bljeceva,
• [75 years old man] Gojko (Lazar) Jovanovic, [born in] 1917, Bljeceva, Bljeceva,

7 May

• [woman] Milka (Slavko) Mitrovic, 1954, Brezani, Osmace,
• Zoran (Obrad) Vukosavlevic, 1970, Srebrenica, Osmace,
• Jova (Milovan) Vukosavljevic, 1968, Cicevci, Srebrenica,
• Milan (Milovan) Vukosavljevic, 1971, Cicevci, Srebrenica,
• Simo (Manojlo) Tanasijevic, 1952, Cicevci, Osmace,
• Dragan (sreten) Ilic, 1964, Gostilj, Srebrenica,
• Milivoje (Bogoljub) Ilic, 1962, Brezani, Osmace,
• Radosav (Milovan) Stjepanovic, 1956, Brezani, Osmace,
• Danilo (Radomir) Petrovic, 1961, Kalimanici, Osmace,
• Nebojsa (Radmilo) Coric, 1966, Sevojno, Osmace,

8 May

• Goran (Drago) Zekic, 1956, Sarajevo, Srebrenica,
• Srecko (Drago) Spajic, 1928, Obadi, Obadi,
• Blagoje (Mihajlo) Stanojevic, 1940, Zalazje, Zalazje

9 May

• Zivojin (Blagoje) Jovanovic, Srebrenica,
• Mirko (Jovo) Markovic, Srebrenica,
• Obrad (Milovan) Vasic, Orahovica

10 May

• Milenko (Sreten) Tanasijevic, 1952, Cicevci, Cicevci,

12 May

• Milun (Rade) Jakovljevic, 1966, Radosevici, Brezani,

14 May

• [78 years old man] Milos (Maksim) Zekic, [born in] 1914, Sjemovo, Sjemovo,

15 May

• Drago (Rade) Jovanovic, 1928, Vigor, Vigor,
• Radojko (Mico) Petrovic, 1932, Orahovica, Orahovica,
• Krsto (Radovan) Petrovic, 1938, Crni Vrh, Crni Vrh,
• [86 years old man] Sekula (Nikola) Ristanovic, [born in] 1906, Osredak, Osredak,
• [84 years old woman] Stoja (Milorad) Vasic, [born in] 1908, Vigor, Vigor,
• Milisav (Miodrag) Jokic, 1964, Polom, Glogova,
• Ljubisa (Drago) Simic, 1972, Polom, Glogova,
• Nenad (Drago) Simic, 1963, Polom, Glogova,
• Radoje (Cvijetin) Jeftic, 1959, Crni Vrh, Crni Vrh,
• Aleksa (Stevan) Peric, 1928, Radosevici, Radosevici,
• Vojislav (Simo) Djuric, 1930, Crni Vrh, Crni Vrh,
• Novak (Vojislav) Djuric, 1955, Crni Vrh, Crni Vrh,

16 May

• Stojan (Zivorad) Popovic, 1967, Magasici, Magasici,
• Nebojsa (Petko) Vucetic, 1972, Loznica, Loznica,

17 May

• Vojislav (Ostoja) Simic, Fakovici, Fakovici,

18 May

• Stojan (Svetozar) Mijatovic, 1957, Pobrdje, Glogova,
• Milenko (Jovo) Jovic, 1967, Postolje, Vitez,,
• Nedeljko (Dobrosav) Matic, 1947, Postolje, Vitez,
• Bozidar (Nedeljko) Matic, 1969, Postolje, Vitez,
• Mato (Ratko) Matic, 1966, Postolje, Vitez

20 May

• Milisav (Zivko) Milanovic, 1959, Dvorista, Dvorista,
• Milos (Svetozar) Novakovic, 1942, Cicevci, Cicevci

21 May

• Milisav (Svetolik) Simic, 1941, Sikiric, Sikiric,
• Mladen (Ivan) Petrovic, 1971, Srebrenica, zaluzje,
• Slobodan (Radoje) Zekic, 1966, Lubnica, Zutica

22 May

• Mile (Milos) Ostojic, 1950, Bukova Glava, Jezestica,
• [70 years old man] Risto (Drago) Gvozdenovic, 1922, Bljeceva, Bljeceva

24 May

• Dragoljub (Savo) Grujicic, 1953, Gostilj, Gostilj,
• Vujadin (Dusan) Dolijanovic, 1964, Mratinci, Mratinci,
• Milomir (Ilija) Dragacevic, 1946, Mratinci, Mratinci,
• Miodrag (Mile) Vorkapic, 1971, Tenja, Sandici,
• Dusan (Novak) Pavlovic, 1965, Lepenovici, Lepenovici

25 May

• Dragan (Miroslav) Jovanovic, 1966, Cicevac, Poljak,

26 May

• Nenad (Boro) Rankic, 1967, Srebrenica, Cizmici,
• Novo Vasic, 1967, Krasnopolje, Bratunac

27 May

• [72 years old man] Miladin (Nedjo) Milanovic, 1920, Mratinci, Mratinci,

29 May

• [woman] Dragica Mitikosa, 1955, N. Sad [Vojvodina, Serbia], Sandici,
• [woman] Vesna Krdzalic, Beli Manastir, Sandici,
• Sreto Suzic, Beli Manastir, Sandici,
• Milutin (Stevo) Milosevic, 1948, Bratunac, sandici,
• Jovo (Sreten) Blagojevic, 1973, Repovac, Sandici,
• [88 years old man] Bogoljub (Mikajlo) Eric, [born in] 1914, [place of birth] Kravica, [place of death] Kravica,
• Goran (Radovan) Milanovic, 1964, Bratunac, Kravica,
• Ivan (Ratko) IvancrviE, 1970, Branca, Sandici,
• Dragan (Desimir) Petrovic, 1967, Bratunac, Sandici,
• Aleksandar (Mirko) Grahovac, 1972, Borovo Naselje [Slavonia], Sandici,
• Zarko Ivanovski, [born in] Prilep [Macedonia], Sandici

31 May

• Dragan (Vladan) Omnucka, 1956, Zemun [Serbia], Jezero,
• Milisav (Drago) vukosavljevic, 1959, Cicevci, Cicevci

[Our note, i.e NOT part of the UN document:] The Srebrenica Muslims continued to murder the Serbian population - whoever fell to their hands, no mater age or sex - almost every single day. We will quit retyping the names of the victims here at page 24.

We will only retype the names of the victims (mostly murdered in the village of Kravica, slightly North, North-West of Srebrenica), who died on Serbian Orthodox Christmas, January 7, 1993. This was to be only the first bloody Christmas in Bosnia as the civil war officially started there in April 1992.

Find the village of Kravica on this map of Srebrenica Muslims' retreat in July 1995. These "men and boys," as the Western media loved to call them, were retreating exactly across Kravica (means: little cow in Serbian). They were well armed and they refused to lay down their weapon.

Even some well meaning Westerners were saying that the Serbs were stupid to oppose (and execute a few) of these Muslims. But what were the Serbs to do? Let them pass unpunished? We see that, according to Western media (and government) lies it is the Serbs - and Serbs only - who are supposedly war criminals for killing Muslim criminals. The hague so called "tribunal" did not want (for a long, long time) to declare any(!) of Srebrenica Muslims as criminals. Their exclusive role was to be victims only!

But what about these Srerbian victims slaughtered, mutilated - right at the very beginning of the war? Even men and women older than 80!?

For Western newly revamped racists and Nazis Serbs are never victims!?

What were the Serbs to do? Slant their heads to help Muslim bastards slaughter them easier? Some Serbs did it during WWII. It did not help.

Here is a list of Serbs slaughtered on Christmas. You can only imagine what a "democratic" nation of the West would do to the culprits.

Just imagine.

Continued excerpts... starting on page 36:

7 January [1993, Serbian Orthodox Christmas]

1. Milivoje Zivanovic, [born in] Kravica, [murdered in] Kravica,
2. [woman, 83 years old] Mara Bozic [last name means: Christmas!], [born in] 1909, Mandici, Mandici
3. Stevo ([father's name] Stojan) Bozic, 1951, Mandici, Mandici,
4. Slobodan (Jovan) Bogicevic, 1946, Kravica, Kravica,
5. Radojko (Ljubomir) Bogiecvic, 1954, Jezestica, Kravica,
6. Vojislav (Ljubomir) BogiEeviC, 1949, Kravica, Kravica,,
7. Novica (Slobodan) Bogicevic, 1976, Siljkovici, Siljkovici,
8. Miladin (Dusan) Dolijanovic, 1963, Kravica, Kravica,
9. [woman] Krstina Eric, Kravica, Kravica,
10. Negoslav Eric, Kravica, Kravica,
11. Pajkan (Pajo) Gavric, 1963, Kravica, Kravica,
12. Milo Jokic, missed,
13. Milan (Petko) Jovanovic, 1948, Kravica, Kravica,
14. Radomir (Vujadin) Jovanovic, 1959, Jezestica, Jezestica,
15. Krsto (Dusan) Lazic, 1933, B. Bacici, B. Bacici,
16. Ratko (Dragomir) Miladinovic, 1959, Kravica, Kravica,
17. Djordjo (Dragomir) Miladinovic, 1958, Kravica, Kravica,
18. Nedjo (Milorad) Milanovic, 1937, Kravica, Kravica,
19. Dragan (Nedjo) Milanovic, 1970, Kravica, Kravica,
20. Vitomir (Milan) Milanovic, 1942, Popovici, Popovici,
21. Miladin (Drago) Momcilovic, 1935, Opravdici, Opravdici,
22. Gordan (Cvijetin) Nikolic, 1958, Kravica, Kravica,
23. [72 years old] Vaso (Marko) Nikolic, 1920, B. Bacici, B. Bacici,
24. [woman] Milosava Nikolic, Popovici, Popovici,
25. Mitar Nikolic, Kajici, Kajici,
26. Ratko (Pajo) Nikolic, 1946, Kravica, Kravica,
27. Milovan (Todosije) Nikolic, 1946, Kravica, Kravica,
28. [74 years old woman] Ljubica Obackic, [born in] 1918, Mratinjci, Mratinjci,
29. Milovan (Risto) Ostojic, 1949, Kravica, Kravica,
30. Mitar (Risto) Ostojic, 1934, Kravica, Kravica,
31. Kostadin (Risto) Popovic, Kravica, Kravica,
32. Risto Popovic, Kravica, Kravica,
33. Bozo (Drago) Radovic, 1943, Siljkovici, Siljkovici,
34. Gojko Radovic, Kravica, Kravica,
35. Rade (Ljubo) Radovic, Kravica, Kravica,
36. Dragan (Radosav) Radovic, Kravica, Kravica,
37. vasilije (Djordje) Radovic, 1956, Kravica, Kravica,
38. Krsto (Vlado) Djukanovic, Jezestica, Jezestica,
39. Ratko (Todor) Visnjic,1949, Sarajevo, Siljkovici,
40. Mile (Savo) Saveljic, 1964, Kravica, Siljkovici,
41. Novak (Stanko) Simic, 1934, Popovici, Popovici,
42. Milan (Radovan) Stevanovic, 1973, Kravica, Kravica,
43. [73 years old man] Vladimir (Stojan) Stojanovic, [born in] 1915, B. Bacici, B. Bacici,
44. [woman] Vida Trisic, Jezestica, Jezestica,
45. Lazar (Kostadin) Veselinovic, 1935, Kravica, Kravica,
46. Stanoje (Stanko) Djokic, 1942, Mratinci, Kravica,
47. Bosko (Miko) Djukanovic, Kravica, Kravica,
48. Ivan (Vlado) Djukanovic, Kravica, Kravica,
49. [woman] Nevenka (Risto) Djukanovic, 1946, Jezestica, Jezestica
50. Tankosava (Vasilj) Stevanovic, 1938, B. Bacici, B. Bacici

End of the excerpts. The document traces the murder of Serbs till April 5, 1993.