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Glas Medviđe

Glas Medviđe poster
Directed by
Luka Klapan
Genre
documentary film

How it feels

This Croatian documentary recounts a mass killing by Serbian forces in the village of Medviđa on February 9, 1993, during the Croatian War of Independence. It describes the murders of ten civilians, mostly women, as a reprisal for a military defeat, as well as the later deaths of eight more villagers under occupation.

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What happens

Glas Medviđe je hrvatski dokumentarni film koji govori o velikosrpskom masovnom zločinu iz vremena agresije na Hrvatsku, kad su 9. veljače 1993. pripadnici srpske vojske ubili deset hrvatskih civila, od kojih sedam žena, kao odmazdu za pretrpljeni poraz u Operaciji Maslenica, te o vremenu okupacije Medviđe kad su pobunjeni Srbi ubili još osam mještana ovog hrvatskog sela. Premijerno je prikazan 2017. u Zadru. Redatelj je Luka Klapan, kojemu je ovo drugi dokumentarni film o Domovinskom ratu, nakon filma Pridraga: ratna sjećanja. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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