The village of Golubi\u0107 is located 5 km north of Knin. According to the 1991 census, Golubi\u0107 had a total of 1,424 inhabitants, of whom 1,389 were Serbs. According to the 2011 census, Golubi\u0107 has 1,029 residents. Although detailed data on the ethnic composition from the 2011 census is not available, the ethnic structure has changed significantly because a settlement was built in Golubi\u0107, where houses were mostly given to Croats expelled from Bosnia and Herzegovina.<\/p>\n
Description of the crime:<\/span> <\/strong>On 5 August 1995, as part of the military Operation Storm, the Croatian Army entered the village of Golubi\u0107. Most of the population had left the village and joined the refugee column, but some residents decided to stay in their homes. After the Croatian units entered, war crimes against the civilian population occurred in various hamlets of Golubi\u0107. The exact timing of individual crimes and the manner in which they were committed has not yet been fully investigated or clarified, but it is clear that on that day and in the following days, at least 18 civilians were killed in Golubi\u0107. Most victims were elderly and were killed near their homes, with the exception of one group killed on the road from Golubi\u0107 to the village of Radljevac. All victims were Serbs.<\/p>\n Testimony of the son of one of the victims from Golubi\u0107 states:<\/p>\n My mother was killed on 5 August at around 1 p.m. I was about 100 metres away, hiding behind a willow tree. I saw 14 Croatian Army soldiers. I heard two gunshots. I saw that I had to leave. My mother was left lying dead. She was 82 years old. They killed her and also cut off her arm. She lay dead there for twenty-five days, then they came with sacks and buried her in the Knin cemetery as an unknown person. What was left of her after the intense heat, dogs and pigs roaming around \u2014 I do not know.<\/em><\/p>\n Victims:<\/strong><\/p>\n Judicial consequences:<\/strong> No one has been held criminally responsible for the crimes committed in Golubi\u0107 to date. Some families have initiated compensation claims.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","class_list":["post-1335","zlocini","type-zlocini","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995 \/ 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995 \/ 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 6 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 6 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 6 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995. \/ 5 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995 \/ 05 August 1995, unconfirmed\/dual status soldier\/civilian<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 6 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 6 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 6 August 1995, circumstances of death not confirmed<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 12 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 6 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 06 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995 \/ 06 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 6 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995 \/ 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 4 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n
\ndate of death: 5 August 1995<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n