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TWO SERBIA & MONTENEGRO STUDENTS JAILED, THIRD ACQUITTED

ZAGREB, Nov 21 (Hina) - Two Serbia and Montenegro citizens, who tookphotographs of themselves in downtown Zagreb on Saturday bearing theimage of convicted WWII war criminal and Chetnik leader DrazaMihailovic, were sentenced on Sunday to 15 and five days' imprisonmentfor disturbing public peace and order, exceptionally impudentbehaviour, and insulting citizens' moral feelings.
ZAGREB, Nov 21 (Hina) - Two Serbia and Montenegro citizens, who took photographs of themselves in downtown Zagreb on Saturday bearing the image of convicted WWII war criminal and Chetnik leader Draza Mihailovic, were sentenced on Sunday to 15 and five days' imprisonment for disturbing public peace and order, exceptionally impudent behaviour, and insulting citizens' moral feelings.

The third person involved in the incident was released because it was not proved that she had taken part in the offence.

The three students were heard at Zagreb's Magistrate's Court today.

Stevan Vranesevic was sentenced to 15 and Mirjana Djerkovic to five days in jail, while Danja Bozanic was acquitted, said Judge Damir Romstein.

The two will serve their sentences at Remetinec prison. They may lodge appeals with the Senior Magistrate's Court in Zagreb.

Representatives of the Serbia and Montenegro Embassy attended today's hearing.

The three students arrived in Zagreb yesterday as part of a group of some 300 students from Belgrade who came to see the "Dora Maar and Picasso" exhibition. At one moment, they separated from the group and photographed themselves showing a picture of Mihailovic. Some disgruntled citizens who saw this reported them to the police, after which the three students were arrested.

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