1 January 1996 Before the New Year, Croatian President Franjo Tudjman pardoned 455 Serbs arrested during and after the “Storm” offensive on Krajina. These Serbs were tried for armed rebellion by military tribunals in Zagreb, Karlovac and Split. When the Dayton peace accord was signed, Montenegrin President Momir Bulatovic decided to pardon 82 people persecuted by the Republic; 50 of […]
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