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Karlovac police find metal plagues stolen from monument to victims of fascism

22.03.2006. · 15:02

Izvor: HINA

Karlovac police find metal plagues stolen from monument to victims of fascismKARLOVAC, March 22 (Hina) - The police have resolved a theft case andfound 14 metal plagues bearing the names of victims of fascism, stolenon Sunday from a monument erected in Veljun near Karlovac, some 50kilometres south of Zagreb, the Karlovac County Police departmentreported on Wednesday.

KARLOVAC, March 22 (Hina) - The police have resolved a theft case and found 14 metal plagues bearing the names of victims of fascism, stolen on Sunday from a monument erected in Veljun near Karlovac, some 50 kilometres south of Zagreb, the Karlovac County Police department reported on Wednesday.

The police have filed charges against two Karlovac residents, aged 38 and 39, who planned to sell the stolen plagues. Should they be proven guilty they are facing a prison sentence, the police said.

According to unofficial information, the two man are Roma nationals.

The monument in Veljun was erected in memory of 525 civilians who were killed in 1941 in line with racist laws of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), only because they were Serbs, Jandrasec said.

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Karlovac police find metal plagues stolen from monument to victims of fascism

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