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Hrvatski generali na slobodi

Suđenje trojici hrvatskih generala Anti Gotovini, Mladenu Markaču i Ivanu Čermaku na Međunarodnom sudu ICTY-ju umnogome je odredilo put Hrvatske od 2001. na ovamo. Sva trojica su pravomoćno oslobođena krivice.

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Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac (R), a former Croatian police commander, talk with their lawyers in the courtroom of the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal (ICTY) prior to their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS) — Uno-Tribunal in Den Haag Freisprüche für kroatische GeneräleFoto: Reuters

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Suđenje trojici hrvatskih generala Anti Gotovini, Mladenu Markaču i Ivanu Čermaku na Međunarodnom sudu za ratne zločine na području bivše Jugoslavije ICTY-ju umnogome je odredilo put Hrvatske od 2001. na ovamo uključujući i njezino približavanje Europskoj uniji i NATO-u. Deutsche Welle je intenzivno pratio događaje povezane s time. Ovdje smo skupili najvažnije objavljene tekstove.

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Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Teške riječi i nužnost pomirenja

Nakon oslobađajuće presude Haaškog tribunala generalima Anti Gotovini i Mladenu Markaču iznova su zaredali povišeni tonovi i prijetnje u odnosima Zagreba i Beograda. Koliko će to daleko ići?

Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Oslobađanje hrvatskih generala: "Netko nije u pravu"

Dopisnik BiH redakcije DW Dževad Sabljaković u svom komentaru sažima postupak protiv Gotovine i Markača na slavlje u Srbiji nakon osude i slavlje u Hrvatskoj nakon oslobođenja. I zaključuje: netko u Haagu je pogriješio.

Okončana noćna mora ili fatalni signal?

Njemački mediji opširno su popratili oslobađajuću presudu bivšim hrvatskim generalima Gotovini i Markaču te je uglavnom karakteriziraju kao "iznenađujuću". No mnogi komentari dvoje u ispravnost presude.

Srbijanska javnost u šoku

Srpska javnost je kao skandaloznu ocijenila odluku Žalbenog vijeća Haškog tribunala da se hrvatski generali Ante Gotovina i Mladen Markač oslobode svih točaka optužnice.

Roggemann: Bitan doprinos pomirenju

Stručnjak za međunarodno pravo profesor Herwig Roggemann sa Slobodnog sveučilišta u Berlinu smatra da je oslobađajuća presuda Gotovini i Markaču s pravom označena kao senzacionalna.

Ante Gotovina (R), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, enters the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for his appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Mladen Markac, a Croatian police commander who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Ante Gotovina (R), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, enters the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for his appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Mladen Markac, a Croatian police commander who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Hrvatska neće zaboraviti ni žrtve Oluje

Iako su hrvatski građani uvjereni u nevinost generala Ante Gotovine i Mladena Markača, oslobađajuća presuda iz Haga je iznenadila sve. Državni vrh pozdravlja presudu i najavljuje „vraćanje duga“ žrtvama Oluje.

Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

Ante Gotovina (L), who was commander in the Split district of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markac, a former Croatian police commander, enter the courtroom of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for their appeal judgement in The Hague November 16, 2012. The appeals court overturned on Friday the conviction of Gotovina, the most senior Croatian military officer charged with war crimes during the Balkan conflict of the 1990s. Gotovina had been jailed for 24 years. The conviction of Markac, who had been serving an 18-year sentence, was also overturned. REUTERS/Bas Czerwinski/Pool (NETHERLANDS - Tags: CRIME LAW CONFLICT POLITICS)

"Presuda velikog povijesnog i političkog značenja"

Oslobađanje bivših hrvatskih generala Gotovine i Markača na Međunarodnom sudu za ratne zločine na području bivše Jugoslavije u Njemačkoj je označeno kao "senzacionalno" (dpa).

Gotovina i Markač oslobođeni

Hrvatski generali Ante Gotovina i Mladen Markač oslobođeni su na Međunarodnom sudu u Haagu. Žalbeno vijeće ICTY-ja poništilo je prvostupanjsku presudu o postojanju udruženog zločinačkog pothvata.

Haški tribunal - mit i stvarnost

Na međunarodnoj konferenciji o tribunalima u Bonnu veliki dio bio je posvećen različitim aspektima zločina na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije i njihovog procesuiranja. Govorili su ugledni pravnici, kulturnjaci i novinari.

Klaus-Peter Willsch (CDU), Mitglied des Bundestages seit 1998, von 2002 bis 2005 Beauftragter des Deutschen Bundestages für die Beziehungen zum Parlament der Republik Kroatien, seit 2006 Vorsitzender der Deutsch-Kroatischen Parlamentariergruppe, hier nach einem Interview mit Goran Goic vom DW-RADIO/MSOE-Kroatisch in seinem Berliner Abgeordnetenbüro am 25.01.2008. Mehr über ihn und seine politische Arbeit unter: www.klaus-peter-willsch.deUebertragung der Rechte dieses Bildes an DW-Online Ich, Goran Goic, als Autor und Urheber dieses Bildes gestatte seine Verwendung im gesamten Online-Angebot der Deutschen Welle.

Klaus-Peter Willsch (CDU), Mitglied des Bundestages seit 1998, von 2002 bis 2005 Beauftragter des Deutschen Bundestages für die Beziehungen zum Parlament der Republik Kroatien, seit 2006 Vorsitzender der Deutsch-Kroatischen Parlamentariergruppe, hier nach einem Interview mit Goran Goic vom DW-RADIO/MSOE-Kroatisch in seinem Berliner Abgeordnetenbüro am 25.01.2008. Mehr über ihn und seine politische Arbeit unter: www.klaus-peter-willsch.deUebertragung der Rechte dieses Bildes an DW-Online Ich, Goran Goic, als Autor und Urheber dieses Bildes gestatte seine Verwendung im gesamten Online-Angebot der Deutschen Welle.

Presuda Gotovini i Markaču je "gnjusna, nepravedna i opasna"

Nakon Haaške osude Gotovine i Markača u listu Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung je objavljen komentar iz pera njemačkog zastupnika Klaus-Peter Willscha koji smatra: ta osuda je gnjusna, nepravedna i - opasna.

"Pravda i haški tribunal - dva svijeta!"

U Berlinu je održan prosvjed protiv prvostupanjske presude hrvatskim generalima Anti Gotovini i Mladenu Markaču u Den Haagu. Na prosvjedu ispred zgrade njemačkog Ministarstva vanjskih poslova okupilo se oko 400 Hrvata

Hrvatska eskalacija protu-europskih osjećaja

U prvim ispitivanjima nakon presude Anti Gotovini i Mladenu Markaču, u Hrvatskoj je potpora pristupa Europskoj uniji je pala na tek 35% građana, što i mnogi analitičari zovu 'povratkom u prošlost' Hrvatske

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