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who remained in Ilok styled themselves in the “Red Berets” image, doing dirty jobs there
while using the “Red Berets” uniform and insignia. 2981
1532. At the Kula ceremony of 1997, Simatović mentioned the Ilok camp among the 26
training camps which were established for special police units of the Bosnian-Serb Republic
and the RSK. 2982
1533. The Trial Chamber will first consider the establishment of a camp at Ilok. Based on the
evidence reviewed above, the Trial Chamber finds that Unit members Radojica Božović and
Živojin Ivanović (a.k.a. Žika Crnogorac) established a camp at Pajzoš/Ilok in November or
December 1991. At this camp, Božović, Ivanović, and Unit member Dragan Đorđević (a.k.a.
Crni) operated as commanders and, from early 1992, Unit member Davor Subotić operated as
Božović’s deputy and Unit members Nikola Pupovac and Aleksandar Vuković a.k.a. Vuk
operated as training instructors. Unit members Borjan Vučković, Milenko Popović, Nikola
Lončar, Budimir Zečević, Goran Starčević, Đurica Banjac, Dragiša Grujić, Borislav
Kovačević, and Zoran Raić were present at the camp in late 1991 and early 1992. 2983 The
evidence further indicates that a person referred to as Prica was present at the camp as well.
Based on the evidence received, the Trial Chamber further finds that Miloš Savić joined the
Unit in Pajzoš in March 1992.
1534. The Trial Chamber now turns to the evidence regarding Srećko Radovanović (also
known as Debeli) and his group of volunteers, including Lugar and Witness JF-047. Based on
the evidence received and reviewed above, the Trial Chamber finds that Debeli’s group of
volunteers arrived in Pajzoš in March 1992 after having received training at the Ležimir
camp. The group was initially composed of SRS volunteers and had served as SBWS MUP
police officers under Radovan Stojičić (a.k.a. Badža) for a brief period in early 1992. At
Pajzoš, members of the group were trained by instructors from Ležimir, received wolf patches
which were also worn by their superiors and by Simatović, as well as by Unit members at the
Ležimir camp, 2984 and were told by Debeli that they were now members of a Serbian MUP
special purposes brigade. At the camp, the group was subordinated to inter alia Unit members
Đorđević, Božović, and Subotić. On this basis, the Trial Chamber finds that Debeli and his
volunteer group became members of the Unit at the Pajzoš camp. The Trial Chamber does not
2980 P1425 (Letter by Lugar to the Kragujevac SDB, unsigned, undated), p. 1.
2981 P3042 (JATD report on activities in Ilok, signed by Dragoslav Krsmanović, 1 February 1994), p. 2.
2982 P61 (Video of award ceremony at Kula with transcript), pp. 10-11.
2983 For the Trial Chamber’s findings on the membership in the Unit of these persons, see chapters 6.3.2 and
6.3.3 in relation to the Ležimir camp.
Case No. IT-03-69-T 545
30 May 2013