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POLICE CONTINUE INTERVIEWING IN PAULIN DVOR CARE

OSIJEK, Sept 13 (Hina) - Several people have been brought into the Osijek-Baranja County police station for interviews during the day regarding war crimes committed against civilians in Paulin Dvor (outside Osijek) in December 1991.
OSIJEK, Sept 13 (Hina) - Several people have been brought into the Osijek-Baranja County police station for interviews during the day regarding war crimes committed against civilians in Paulin Dvor (outside Osijek) in December 1991. #L# Interviews and the investigation which started in the morning hours are continuing through the evening, police told Hina. The police and the state prosecution started an intensive investigation this May when the Hague Tribunal's investigators discovered corpses of 18 civilians from Paulin Dvor in a mass grave near Gospic (central Croatia) and established their identity on the basis of documents found with them. Ethnic Serb civilians were killed in the night between 11 and 12 December 1991 in Paulin Dvor, a village which had from time to time been occupied by Serb rebels and from time to time controlled by Croatian forces until the peaceful reintegration of eastern Slavonia. There are suspicions that 18 corpses were secretly transferred into the grave at Rizvanusa near Gospic in 1997, while one corpse was found in Paulin Dvor. The media have speculated that the Croatian army transferred bodies in a bid to cover up the crime committed by some individuals from army ranks. (hina) lml

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