- Source: Paklenik massacre
The Paklenik massacre is the massacre of 48 Bosniaks by the Army of the Republika Srpska in the Rogatica Municipality on 15 June 1992.
Background
A day earlier to the incident, the Serb Democratic Party-led Višegrad Municipality organized a deportation of Bosniak civilians to Olovo, a town near Sarajevo. However, on its way towards the Rogatica Municipality, Bosnian Serb Army members from Višegrad stopped the buses and took all the men off to another bus. They spent the night in Rogatica and the next day they were taken to Paklenik (Hell) to a ravine called Propast (Downfall) where they were systematically executed and their bodies were thrown into the ravine. Only one man survived the massacre. The men responsible for this massacre have not yet answered for their crimes. The only people who have been indicted were Mitar Vasiljević, Nenad Tanasković, Sredoje and Milan Lukić. One man, Predrag Milisavljević, was arrested in Višegrad in June 2012, suspected of having taken part in the massacre. The Bosniak civilians who were deported and who were massacred came from the following villages in Višegrad: Gornji and Donji Dubovik, Veletovo, Žagre, Smriječje, Zupa and Dobrun.
The remains of these executed Bosniaks were found in 2000.
See also
Visegrad massacre
List of massacres of Bosniaks
Uzamnica camp
Bosanska jagodina massacre
Srebrenica massacre
Bosnian genocide
Višegrad
Milan Lukić
Mitar Vasiljević
Nenad Tanasković
References
External links
FERID SPAHIĆ PREŽIVIO STRIJELJANJE NA PAKLENIKU - MTV IGMAN - video testimony of the victim who survived
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Paklenik massacre
- Višegrad massacres
- List of massacres of Bosniaks
- Srebrenica massacre
- List of massacres in the Bosnian War
- List of war crimes
- Novoseoci massacre
- Barimo massacre
- Štrpci massacre
- Brčko bridge massacre
