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amounts received. 3791 The witness testified that the money received from the DB was never<br />

put into bank accounts and that, for example, the Tigers would receive their salaries in<br />

individual envelopes, and that the rest would be divided into two equal parts, one of which<br />

was put into Arkan’s safe, and the other going to a contractor who was building Arkan’s<br />

house. 3792 The witness acknowledged that the direct knowledge on payments by the Serbian<br />

DB to the SDG as provided is limited to the period of November 1994 to January 1996. 3793<br />

1889. Witness JF-057 testified that the SDG was also sponsored by way of money and other<br />

contributions by wealthy businessmen and that some companies contributed to the funding of<br />

the SDG. 3794 This money was used to buy supplies for the Erdut training camp. The witness<br />

testified that no specific conditions were placed on the donations received; some people gave<br />

money “because of Arkan”, some thought they should donate to “help the Serb people” and<br />

that the SDG was defending the Serb people. 3795 The witness testified that the SDG company<br />

on Kneza Miloša Street kept receipts for these transactions. 3796 The SDG company account<br />

was used to pay the workers in Arkan’s companies and the SDG office workers. 3797<br />

1890. Other witnesses also provided evidence in relation to salaries of SDG members.<br />

According to Nebojša Bogunović, Arkan’s unit was funded in part by donations from Serbs<br />

living abroad, and was better equipped than other formations in Eastern Slavonia. Arkan’s<br />

men were regularly paid in foreign currency, either DEM or Swiss francs. 3798 Dejan<br />

Slišković, a Serb who was a member of the JATD from June 1994 to <strong>May</strong> 1995, 3799 testified<br />

that when he was paid during his time with Arkan’s Tigers, after <strong>May</strong> 1995, he received his<br />

salary, consisting of about <strong>30</strong>0 DEM per month in brand new, freshly printed notes, in the<br />

same white stapled envelopes with blue letters as he had when he had been in the Red<br />

Berets. 3800 In Erdut, SDG Captain Lada, who was in charge of the Erdut camp, told the<br />

3791 P1615 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 9 July 2002), p. 4.<br />

3792 P1616 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 10 November 2002), p. 11; P1618 (Witness JF-057, prior<br />

testimony), p. 19454; Witness JF-057, T. 9467-9468, 9470.<br />

3793 Witness JF-057, T. 9472.<br />

3794 P1615 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 9 July 2002), p. 4; P1616 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 10<br />

November 2002), p. 10; P1618 (Witness JF-057, prior testimony), pp. 19453, 19555-19556, 19558; Witness JF-<br />

057, T. 9379, 9463-9465, 9552-9555, 9561, 9563; P1620 (Charts of exhibits commented on by Witness JF-057,<br />

22 November 2010), p. 1.<br />

3795 P1616 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 10 November 2002), pp. 10-11; P1618 (Witness JF-057, prior<br />

testimony), p. 19569.<br />

3796 P1615 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 9 July 2002), p. 4.<br />

3797 P1616 (Witness JF-057, witness statement, 10 November 2002), pp. 10-11.<br />

3798 D334 (Nebojša Bogunović, witness statement, 15 August 2011), para. 64.<br />

3799 P440 (Dejan Slišković, witness statement, 14 September 2003), p. 1, paras 3-4, 20; P441 (Dejan Slišković,<br />

witness statement, 8 April 2010), p. 1, paras 13-14, 63.<br />

3800 P440 (Dejan Slišković, witness statement, 14 September 2003), para. 22; P441 (Dejan Slišković, witness<br />

statement, 8 April 2010), paras 24, 46, 68; Dejan Slišković, T. 5137-5138.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 664<br />

<strong>30</strong> <strong>May</strong> <strong>2013</strong>

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