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FOOTNOTES 1 The most significant are the UN conventions of December 9, 1948 regarding genocide and the Convention of 1968 regarding war crimes, crimes against humanity not becoming obsolete. The terminology itself originated from the Greek word genos, meaning kin, tribe and the Latin word occidere, to kill. 2 See the newest: Dr. Milan Bulajic, Ustasa Genocidal Crimes and the Trial of Andrija Artukovic, Books 1-4, Belgrade 1988-1989 and Dr. Radomir Bulatovic, The Jasenovac Concentration Camp, with Special Retrospect to Gradina, Sarajevo 1990. Then, the rebuttal: Vladimir Zerjavic, Obsession and Megalomania Regarding Jasenovac and Bleiburg, Zagreb 1992. 3 Vladimir Dedijer and Antun Miletic, Genocide against the Muslims 1941- 1945. - Anthology of Documents and Testimonies, Sarajevo 1989; Ante Beljo, Yu-Genocide, Zagreb 1990; Vladimir Zerjavic, Population losse, in Yugoslavia in the Second World War, Zagreb 1989; Dr. Bogoljub Kocovic, Victims of the Second World War in Yugoslavia, Sarajevo 1990. ( from English translation of this book with this same title was published in London in 1985.) and Jakov Gumzelj, Victims of War in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zagreb 1994. 4 Dr. Ljubo Boban, The Cvetkovic-Macek Agreement, Belgrade 1965; Nusret Sehic, Chetnik -ism in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1918-1941), Sarajevo 1971; Fikreta Jelic-Butic, Chetniks in Croatia 1941- 1945, Zagreb 1986 and Dr. Franjo Tudjman, Croatia in Monarchist Yugoslavia (1918-1941) Books I-II, Zagreb 1992. 5 Fikreta Jelic-Butic, The Ustasa and the Independent State of Croatia 1941-1945, Zagreb 1977 and Hrvoje Matkovic, History of the Independent State of Croatia, Zagreb 1994. 6 Croatian national archives, Library holdings: Territorial commission for the verification of the crimes by the occupier and their Croatian accomplices. (HDA, ZKRZ) box 647; Radical atrocities and destruction in the Independent State of Croatia in the first months of the existence of the Croatian national state, Zagreb 1942, p.33-38; I Cicak and A. Zirdum, Sufferings of Croatians from the Plehan region. 1941-1947, Derventa 1991., p.8-12; Ante Cavka, Material for the Contemporary History of the Drnis Krajina 1941-1994, Split 1995, p.23-25, as well as The Archives of the Defense Forces SRJ Belgrade, Archives of NDH, box 236, reg. no. 29/1-2 7 Anthology of Documents and Data Regarding NOR (National Liberation War) of the Yugoslavian nation, Volume XIV., Book 1, Documents of the Draz Mihailovic’s Chetnik movement 1941 - 1942, Belgrade 1981, p. 1-10 (further referred to as Anthology) 8 F. Jelic-Butic, Chetniks...,see above (?) p. 1-10. 9 H. Matkovic, History of the Croatian Independent State...,see above, p. 165-170. 10 Anthology, Vol. XIV, Book 1,..., see above, p.26-29. 11 Anthology, Vol. XIV, Book 1,see above, p. 28 12 Anthology, Vol. XIV, Book 1, see above, p. 94-95. 13 HDA,ZKRZ GUZ no. 5228/46, box 144; Ministry of Foreign Affairs NDH, No.V.T. 320/1942, box 3. 14 Archive of the Institute of Contemporary History (further referred to as AICH), Zagreb, Library holdings: Chetniks no. 604; HDA, MVP NDH, box 2 and 3. 15 National liberation Battle in Dalmatia 1941-1945., Anthology of documents, Book 2, I-VI 1942, Split 1982, p. 1124-1140; F. Jelic-Butic, Chetniks..., see above, p.87-91. 16 Ivan Kosutic,The Croatian Home Guard in the Second World War, Part II, Zagreb 1994, p.177-178. 17 Anthology of documents and data regarding NOR of the Yugoslavian Nation, Vol. IV, Book 1, Battles in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1941., Belgrade 1951., p.27, 527 -528 and 735; Atrocities of the Rebels...,see above, p.38-43,78-81,84,91-94 and 97-98; Ante Mile Krvavica, I am a Witness of Chetnik Crimes in Grahovo, "Slobodna Dalmacija" 10.VIII.1995. 18 Anthology, Vol. IV, Book 1, see above, p. 8, 86-87,94-95,98,99,112-114. 19 HDA Ustasa- HOP, box 11; Commander-in-chief of the gendarmerie, Box 2. 20 HDA, ZKRZ Zh, Box 21 and 647; V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. 61-144; Radical Atrocities...,see above, p. 43-51,81,85-86,88,90,93-94,100-108,112 and 114. 21 V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. 193-196. 22 HDA, ZKRZ Zh, Box 21 and 647 and MVP NDH, Box 3; AICH, Library holdings: NDH inv. no. 33.215 and Library holding: Chetniks no. 294/1; V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. 196-198. and 233. 23 HDA, ZKRZ Zh, Box 21 and 647; Croatian National Parliament, Box 2; AICH, Library holdings: Chetniks no. 294/2: NOB in Dalmatia 1941 -1945., ZD Book 4, Split 1985, 13; J. Popovic, M. Lolic, B. Latas, Pop izdaje, Zagreb, 1988, p. 169-170. 24 V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. 330-332. 25 HDA, ZKRZ GUZ no. 2549/46, Box 91 and 647; AICH, Library holdings: Chetniks no. 445. 26 Bogdan Krizman, Pavelic between Hitler and Mussolini, Zagreb 1980., p. 581.584; HDA, ZKRZ Zh, Box 647; V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. 351. 27 HDA, Croatian National Parliament, Presidential Documents no. 211/8, 1943, Box 2;NOB in Dalmatia 1941-1945, see above Book 5, p. 144, 658 697-698; AICH, Library holdings, inv. no. 6.432; Anthology, Vol. XIV, Book 2, Belgrade 1983, p.167 28 AICH, Library holdings, S 1256, Box 517; V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, genocide..., see above, p. 357. 29 Anthology, Vol. XIV, Book 1, see above, p.422, Book 3, Belgrade 1983, p. 204-205; J. Popovic, M. Lolic and B. Latas, Pop izdaje..., n.dj., p. 123-124; V. Dedijer and A. Miletic, Genocide..., see above, p. XXVIII. 30 HDA, ZKRZ GUZ Box 21 and 647, Ustasa Hop, Box 4; AICH, Library holdings NDH, Box 235, 493 and 532; NOV - 179/410; KP - 309/3064. 31 Professor Zerjavic’s Tabular statement of Chetnik victims, in the possession of the author, so I take this opportunity to thank him. 32 See: Massacres of Croatians in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Sandzak, Croatian Islamic Centre, Toronto 1978; A. 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