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27. 10. 2008. Vera Soldo Neven Tomic u Haagu: Beograd je trosio Sokolov novac SUDJENJE Jadranka Prlica u Haagu brani Neven Tomic Cak ce sedam dana Neven Tomic, bivsi gradonacelnik Mostara i nekadasnji predsjednik Vijeca za posebne namjene u ratnom Mostaru te celni covjek Odjela financija, svjedociti u obranu Jadranka Prlica u predmetu protiv hrvatske sestorke. Tomic je jedan od najvaznijih Prlicevih svjedoka, kojeg je naslijedio na mjestu direktora Odjela za financijske poslove. Prvi izbori Danas predsjednik Vijeca RAK-a, gotovo cetiri sata svjedocio je o ponovnom uspostavljanju ucinkovitosti carinske i porezne te sluzbe drustvenog knjigovodstva u HZ HB tijekom 1992. i 1993. godine. Tomic je govorio i o prvim demokratskim izborima u Mostaru. – Nisam se pristao natjecati na izborima iako sam imao ponude iz liberalne stranke, SDP-a koji je bio nasljednik komunista iz bivse Jugoslavije i Stranke zelenih, koju sam s prijateljima formirao. U to vrijeme imao sam i kontakte s nekima od ljudi...

Croat Leader “Wanted Bosnian Independence” Former Bosnian Croat leader accused of ethnic cleansing claims he supported an independent, integral Bosnia. By Goran Jungvirth in The Hague (TU No 550, 9-May-08) The ex-prime minister of the wartime Bosnian Croat mini-state Herceg Bosna testified in his own defence this week, telling judges that he always favoured an independent Bosnian state. Giving evidence before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague, Jadranko Prlic sought to distance himself from the actions of the Bosnian Croatmilitary and police. Prlic and five other Bosnian Croats are accused of taking part in a “joint criminal enterprise” aimed at expelling Bosniaks from parts of the country during the Croatian-Muslim conflict in 1993-94. The prosecution argues that the defendants conspired to ethnically cleanse Muslim Bosniaks and other non-Croats from those parts of Bosnia that were claimed as Herceg Bosna in 1991, and that they planned incorpora...