Paklenik massacre victims
- ABAZ HAMID
- AHMETSPAHIĆ ABID
- AHMETSPAHIĆ HAMED
- ČELIK HILMO
- ČELIK MUŠAN
- DELIBAŠIĆ HAŠIM
- HAJDAREVIĆ ISMET
- HALILOVIĆ AHMO
- IBIŠEVIĆ OSMAN
- JAŠAREVIĆ KASIM
- KARAMAN ESAD
- KARAMAN FIKRET
- KARAMAN HAMED
- KARAMAN HASAN
- KARAMAN IZET
- KARAMAN MIRSAD
- KARAMAN SABIT
- KARAMAN SAFET
- KARAMAN ZARIF
- KARIŠIK DŽEMAL
- KARIŠIK NESIB
- KASAPOVIĆ ADIL
- KASAPOVIĆ ZAIM
- KUSTURA DŽEMAL
- KUSTURA ENES
- KUSTURA ESAD
- KUSTURA HAMDIJA
- KUSTURA HUSO
- KUSTURA ISMET
- KUSTURA MEDO
- KUSTURA MUHAMED
- KUSTURA SMAJO
- KUSTURA SUVAD
- KUSTURA ZAIM
- LOŠIĆ IBRAHIM
- LOŠIĆ JUSUF
- LEMEZAN ISMET
- MENZILOVIĆ OMER
- MUNIKOZA IBRAHIM
- OMEROVIĆ MEHO
- OMEROVIĆ MENSUR
- OMEROVIĆ MUSTAFA
- OMEROVIĆ SALKO
- OMEROVIĆ SMAIL
- OMEROVIĆ ŠEVAL
- SPAHIĆ EŠREF
- ZUKIĆ MUHAREM
- ZUKIĆ SMAJIL
The Paklenik massacre was the massacre of 48 Bosniaks from Visegrad in 15.06.1992 in theRogaticaMunicipality. 49 Bosniak men were taken off deportation buses and executed. Their bodies were dumped into a ravine called Paklenik. Only one man managed to survive. Their remains were exhumed several years after the war.
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Visegrad Genocide Memories 
October 24, 2011 at 8:39 am
In the past you posted Daniel McGrory’s quoting of Eva Klonowski, who was responsible for the exhumation: “Scrabbling on her hands and knees, Dr Eva Klonowski shows how one man, his elbow shattered by a bullet and his hands still tied, somehow managed to crawl 50 yards to a ledge where he must have bled to death in the darkness. ‘This is a slaughterhouse and whatever your politics or what you think of the Balkans, surely we have a duty in the name of humanity to find out who these people are,’ she says.”
Your naming of these people and your posting of the pictures of so many of the victims of Visegrad enables us to share the responsibility of fulfilling the duty Eva Klonowski mentions to find out who these people are, to remember our common humanity and to emphasise that the crime against them is a crime against all of us.
October 24, 2011 at 8:53 am
A graphic description of the site was given by by Irham Ceco in Dani, 25 August 2000:
http://www.ex-yupress.com/dani/dani40.html
Ceco’s article includes another list of names:
“Criminals have names
The survivors from the convoy that on June 14 left Visegrad did not see the death of their loved ones. But they remembered many of those who escorted the convoy and took away males older than 16 in “unknown direction”. It is known for sure that Zeljko Tasic fired at Paklenik. As well as Dragan Lukic, a teacher from Sokolac. The list of the “armed escort” of the convoy was given to us by witnesses Mula, Dervisa and Rahima Omerovic, Rahima, Zineta and Nazija Zukic and Juso Karaman and Zaim Spahic. All of them were in the convoy on the day the part of the convoy ended up in the killing field.
* Ljubomir Ljupko Tasic
* Mirko Tasic
* Pero Markovic
* Ljubomir Gladanac
* Boris Ceho
* Milutin Ceho, Police Chief
* Risto Perisic
* Goran Pecikoza
* Dusan Maric
* Ljupko Maric
* Predrag and Nenad Mirosavljevic (twins)
* Milojko Kovacevic
* Zoran Stanojcic
* Milan Stanojcic
* Vidoje Stanojcic
* Milutin Savic
* Sladjan Simic
* Dusan Simic
* Djordje Gacic
* Pero Gacic
* Zoran Gacic
* Tomislav Sijakovic
* Jovan Jelcic
* Miljko Jevtic
* Nebojsa Pejic
* Ljupko Arsic
* Branimir Ivanovic
* Momir Savic
* Nenad Tanaskovic
* Milenko Baranac
* Slavenko Andric
* Nedjo Vukasinovic ”
Those are names that should not be forgotten either.