“Storm in The Hague” (2015) is an interactive narrative produced by the SENSE Center for Transitional Justice (Pula) and the Serbian National Council (SNV) in cooperation with Document – the Center for dealing with the past.
The interactive narrative contains documentary audio and visual material, authentic military, government and political documents from that time.
Availability: https://snv.hr/oluja-u-haagu/
Language: Croatian, Serbian, English
The book by a former JNA officer and veteran of the National Liberation Army gives a critical review of the war operations during the breakup of the SFRY. Through several sections the author explains the causes and the course of the breakup of Yugoslavia, giving a professional view of the military activities of all warring parties.
Availability: http://www.znaci.net/00001/23.htm
Language: Serbian
Twenty four short lyrical stories about Vukovar, childhood, friends, life, war and the world surrounding us are the only legacy of the legendary war reporter from Vukovar. They are composed of warm stories about the basic human values that Siniša read to the radio listeners from the besieged city, and at the same time he sent them by fax from the demolished Vukovar to Zagreb just before the fall of the city. The book also contains war reports from Radio Vukovar, a book that should never be circumvented.
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Language: Croatian
In the exhibition, more than 350 items from museum collections were presented in the copies and original, and documentary videos showing all the absurdity of the aggressor destruction of the city, as well as the pain and suffering of its population.
Availability: http://www.hismus.hr/hr/izlozbe/aktualne-izlozbe/dubrovnik-u-domovinskom-ratu-1991-1995/
Language: Croatian
The exhibition in its introductory part presents the reflection of the Homeland War 20 years later in the Croatian everyday-life as well as memories of the participants. In the central part of the exhibition a chronological-thematic presentation of the Homeland War is displayed. The last part of the exhibition represents a kind of homage to all those who participated in the war and gave their lives for the homeland.
Exhibition parts:
Prologue: Homeland War 20 Years Later
I. Breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the path of Croatia towards independence
II. Srbian rebellion in Croatia
III. Aggression, defense and warfare suffering
IV. Between action and diplomacy
V. Liberation and peaceful reintegration
Epilogue: In memoriam
Availability: http://www.hismus.hr/hr/izlozbe/arhiva-izlozbi/domovinski-rat/
Language: Croatian
Statistical data on wounded and dead children in the municipality of Slavonski Brod during the Homeland War.
Availability: https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stradavanje_djece_u_Slavonskom_Brodu
Language: Croatian
Testimony about the beginnings of conflict and about life in Vukovar during the 1991 war conflict.
Availability: http://os-sijana-pu.skole.hr/zsv_povijest
Language: Croatian
A film about the prison located in the Split war port of Lora, through which from 1992 to 1996 passed more than 1,000 inmates from Split, Dalmatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also from the former Yugoslavia. The film brings stories of former prisoners, but also of generals, former head of the Split police, lawyers and journalists who testify about the then political situation in Split and Croatia.
Availability: http://factum.com.hr/hr/filmovi_i_autori/svi_filmovi/lora_svjedocanstva
Language: Croatian
The personal story of the director Biljana Cakic-Veselic about the search for a brother who disappeared in the war in Croatia. The film continues on the story of the director’s grandmother whose husband was killed in World War II, but she had waited all her life for him to return.
Availability: http://factum.com.hr/hr/filmovi_i_autori/svi_filmovi/decko_kojem_se_zurilo
Language: Croatian
A documentary about civilians that on 7 May 1991 used trucks to prevent the tenks of the JNA from the Mostar barracks to occupy positions in western Herzegovina and part of southern Croatia. This action took place in the Polog town of Hercegovina near Mostar.
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Language: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
