
(Patria) - In Mostar, the book by war criminal Valentin Ćorić (Hague Six convicted for common criminal enterprise) 'In vino libertas, Autobiographical Notes from The Hague' was presented tonight.
Besides the author, the book was also discussed by Slobodan Prosperov Novak, Ivan Tolj, and Bosiljko Mišetić, advisor to the first Croatian president Franjo Tuđman and former Minister of Justice in the Government of the Republic of Croatia.
The moderator was Večernji list journalist Zoran Krešić, and excerpts from the book were read by Robert Pehar, an actor from the Croatian National Theatre in Mostar.
In the audience was also the president of HDZ, Dragan Čović, accompanied by his wife.
Today, the Association of Camp Inmates of Mostar also issued a statement:
"Today's promotion is not a repentance for what was done, but regret for what they failed to complete, i.e., to ethnically cleanse the area, expel, kill, rob, displace, and as their creator of modern Croatia says, 'humanely relocate'.
What we want to tell them is that what they missed once will never return, and they will never again have the opportunity to repeat what they did in the nineties of the last century. NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN - NEVER TO BE REPEATED", stated the Association, among other things.
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