BELGRADE DAILY ON NAMES OF POSSIBLE OVCARA CRIMINALS

BELGRADE, April 17 (Hina) - Although the Serbian interior ministry did not issue the names of the direct perpetrators of the 1991 massacre on Ovcara farm outside Vukovar, Belgrade's daily "Vreme" on Thursday ran an article by Jovan Dulovic, who recently testified in the trial against Slobodan Milosevic about events after the fall of this eastern Croatian town in November 1991. #L# According to some information, mentioned at that time were the names of "guard member Vidacek, Ilija aka Stuka from Sid, Stanko Vujanovic, a former taxi driver in Vukovar, and mentioned during the Homeland War were Slavisa Pavlovic, the commander of the Vukovar territorial unit and a radical from Smederevo, and several other volunteers from a Serb Radical Party unit which was commanded by a civilian known as Kameni (Stone), "Vreme" writes. "In the morning after the executions, a volunteer from Smederevo, while having coffee and brandy, said, 'We were killing them from five in the afternoon until one in the morning. They begged, cried and said they had not shot at our people...' Ivica Andric, also a volunteer, that morning took out from his pockets golden jewellery and rings taken off the killed people and divided them among his fellow fighters," Vreme writes. In the article, Dulovic says that protected witnesses, whose names were still not known, testified against officers of the ex-Yugoslav People's Army, indicted by the Hague-based international war crimes tribunal, at a public hearing on March 28, 1996. (hina) lml