ZAGREB, Oct 29 (Hina) - The wife of Dinko Sakic, the former +commander of a Croatian World War Two concentration camp, should be +extradited to Croatia on November 4.+ The Croatian Embassy in Buenos Aires was officially notified by
the +Argentinean Foreign Ministry on October 6 about the Ministry's +permission for the extradition of Nada Esperanza Sakic to Croatia +and her transfer to Croatia to stand trial at the Zagreb County +Court.+ According to Argentinean legislation, Croatia must pick Nada Sakic +within 30 days.+ Nada Sakic is charged by the County state attorney's office in +Zagreb with war crimes against civilians. As a member of Ustasha +units in the Stara Gradiska concentration camp, Nada Sakic is +accused of having tortured camp inmates together with other Ustasha +officers which resulted in the death of many people between late +1942 and 1945.+(hina) ha jn+
ZAGREB, Oct 29 (Hina) - The wife of Dinko Sakic, the former
commander of a Croatian World War Two concentration camp, should be
extradited to Croatia on November 4.
The Croatian Embassy in Buenos Aires was officially notified by the
Argentinean Foreign Ministry on October 6 about the Ministry's
permission for the extradition of Nada Esperanza Sakic to Croatia
and her transfer to Croatia to stand trial at the Zagreb County
Court.
According to Argentinean legislation, Croatia must pick Nada Sakic
within 30 days.
Nada Sakic is charged by the County state attorney's office in
Zagreb with war crimes against civilians. As a member of Ustasha
units in the Stara Gradiska concentration camp, Nada Sakic is
accused of having tortured camp inmates together with other Ustasha
officers which resulted in the death of many people between late
1942 and 1945.
(hina) ha jn