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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 226. Not illustrated. Chapters: Croatian Military Personnel of World War Ii, Croatian Military Personnel Who Committed Suicide, Croatian Soldiers, Miklos Zrinyi, Ante Gotovina, Josip Jela i, Marko Mesi, Jure Franceti, Mirko Norac, Petar Zrinski, Tihomir Bla ki, Franjo Jela i, Svetozar Boroevi, Bekim Berisha, Martin pegelj, Janko Bobetko, Mathias Rukavina Von Boynograd, Maks Ba e Mili, Baron Franz Von Der Trenck, Nikola ubi Zrinski, Petar Kru i, Ivan Go njak, Ivan Korade, Stjepan Sarkoti, Petar Drap in, Maximilian Njegovan, House of Jela i, Ivan Iii Dra kovi, Mladen Marka, Rahim Ademi, Vladimir Laxa, Marko Ore kovi, Blago Zadro, Ljubo esi Rojs, Nikola Juri i, Juraj Iv Zrinski, Slavko Kvaternik, Janko Vukovi, Franjo Kluz, Ivan Babi, Rudolf Pere in, D afer-Beg Kulenovi, Fran ivo Gunduli, Georg Dragi evi, Juraj V Zrinski, Ivan Antun Zrinski, Adam Zrinski, Vjekoslav Vran i, Mato Dukovac, Ivan Karlovi, Peter Quasdanovich, Velimir korpik, Rudi ajavec, Ve eslav Holjevac, Ivan Lenkovi, Gabriel Rodi, Brno Kabu i, Marko Babi, Ivan ermak, Emil Uzelac, Dido Kvaternik, Vlado Bagat, Nikola Vi. Zrinski, Eduard Bona Buni, Tomislav Serti, Ilija Gregori, Vladimir Metiko, Jero Bratoljubi, Josip Filipovi, Petar Berislavi, Vladimir Kren, Rafael Boban, Josip Metzger, Grgo Kusi, Rudolf Bari evi, Luka Ibri imovi, Ivan Dra kovi . Excerpt: Ante Gotovina (born October 12, 1955 in Tkon, Zadar County, Croatia) is a former Lieutenant General (general pukovnik) of the Croatian Army who served in the 1991-1995 war in Croatia. He was indicted in 2001 by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. The indictment accuses him of a "joint criminal enterprise" in an effort to expel Krajina Serbs from Croatia in 1995 during Operation Storm at the end of the Croatian War. After spending four years in hiding, ...
