Srpska mitomanija o filmu “Harrison’s Flowers”, koji je 18.11. emitiran na HRT-u. Ovo nije jedina takva tema. Citiraju Feral Tribune. Premda je opće poznato da je Srbija znatno pojačala propagandu u posljednjih nekoliko godina, ovo su komentari još iz 2009./2010.

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  1. **Članak:**

    ‘members of the Croatian army killed my mother while I was on the front’

    Account of how even the mother of a Serb who fought (and very well) with the Croatian army was brutally murdered by Croat death squads. But don’t expect HOLLYWOOD to ever do a movie which shows what really happened – they tailor everything to the “politically correct” propaganda:

    http://www.ex-yupress.com/feral/feral147.html

    MY ARMY KILLED MY MOTHER

    by Ivica DJIKIC

    Feral Tribune, Split, Croatia, February 10, 2001

    …A few days later, he went to the barracks in Barbariga, where he and several other men captured two tanks, two trucks, two cannons and two hundred shells. His problems with the intelligence service of the Yugoslav army, which was still stationed in Pula at that time, began soon afterwards. While the agents looked for him, Dusko Knezevic was in the field. He worked as an operative in the 119th brigade and was wounded while capturing three military warehouses in Delnice. He was in the hospital briefly, after which he continued fighting all over Lika, until the forced retirement on December 31, 1995.

    Dusanka Vranes’ last visit to her son’s apartment in Pula was on August 24, 1991, on her granddaughter’s birthday. She told him about strange things happening in Gospic, the tense atmosphere and about her fear. Despite fear, she returned to her apartment in Gospic, the town where Mirko Norac and Tihomir Oreskovic conducted a reign of terror. In the end of September, she called Dusko’s wife Zeljka and sounded scared.

    “She told me how they broke into her apartment that night, stole what they could and destroyed the rest, pinned his Yugoslav People’s Army diploma to the closet door with a knife. That diploma was probably the reason of all her troubles. And, of course, the fact that she a Serb,” says Zeljka Knezevic. Dusanka Vranes apparently recognized the intruders, but that didn’t prevent them from coming back. In the period from late September to mid October they came two more times, took her to be questioned twice, and in the final phase her apartment was blown up. She moved to the house in Smiljansko Polje with Nikola Gajic. Soon afterwards, both of them were taken to another questioning. The witnesses said they had been tied up by two military policemen and taken to Gospic. They came back alive, but their lives would not last much longer.

    “On the night of October 16 a truck came to Smiljansko Polje and started rounding up Serbs. The eyewitnesses have told me that the dogs had been barking terribly, trying to break free from the chains,” said Dusko Knezevic, but the people that had arrived in the truck didn’t mind. They loaded the truck with Serbs and left.

    …

    “My mother has three bullets in the chest, one bullet in the head, she was hit with an ax in the face and in the chest. The lower part of her body is missing,” said Dusko Knezevic. Dusko found out about the death of his mother from Bozic’s Slobodni Tjednik [nationalist Croat tabloid published in the early 90s]. Sometime in November or December of that year, his wife Zeljka was reading the magazine, which said that Dusanka Vranes had been murdered in Gospic, and that Mercep’s people had killed the Serbs from Gospic (the number stated in the article was between 100 and 200). Dusko’s friends soon began to call him in Pula to express condolences. Dusko, however, could not believe that Croatian soldiers had murdered his mother.

    “I could not understand that the members of the Croatian army killed my mother while I was on the front, fighting in the same army. I could not understand that… In January 1992 it was clear she was gone, but I still didn’t believe she had been killed. I asked some of my friends in Gospic if they knew anything about it, but they told me they knew nothing, and that I should keep my mouth shut,” said Dusko Knezevic. Years of unsuccessful search followed. They wrote letters to Tudjman, the Government, the Parliament, the International Red Cross, made many phone calls, but found nothing. Wherever they asked about the murders in Gospic, they were told those were lies and misinformation, and that no executions had happened in Gospic.

    During this whole period Knezevic did his job in the 119th brigade of the Croatian Army, but could not advance further from the rank of sergeant, which he brought from the Yugoslav People’s Army. According to his superiors, his promotion was directly prevented by General Mirko Norac, at that time the commander of the Fifth Military Region. It is clear why, since precisely this waiter from Sinj, who became the favorite Susak’s [the Croatian Defense Minister at the time] general overnight, was the only government in the town in which firing squads for execution of citizens with unsuitable ethnicity had been formed.

    Generals Monsters

    “I found out about my mother’s destiny only a few months ago, when the bodies buried on Lipova Glavica were exhumed and identified. It became clear to me that the National Unity Government knew all about the murders of the innocent people in Gospic, but kept quiet. All of them are responsible for what has happened. I also learnt that Serb scouts had found the bodies on no man’s land between Siroka Kula and Gospic. The bodies had been were thrown off a truck and lay in the grass for days,” said Dusko Knezevic, who testified in the investigation against Oreskovic and his group on January 15 this year, and who considers the Republic of Croatia the murderer of his mother. He would like to find a lawyer who would sue the state for the murder of Dusanka Vranes…

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