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The Serb victim Stevan Inić - Vukovar 1991
Stevan Inić (1928–1991) was the first (serbian) victim in the municipality of Vukovar in 1991. He was shot and killed by his neighbor, Mihajlo "Mijo" Gelenčir, on May 1st, 1991, in the village of Bršadin.      
The Croatian criminal Marko Babic - Vukovar 1991
Marko Babić (1965–2007) was a Croatian shoemaker, guest-worker (gastarbeiter), and military colonel who, in the early 1990s, took part in the disintegration of Yugoslavia and the ensuing wars.      
The Serb victim Darinka Grujić - Vukovar 1991
She graduated from the Higher School of Economics and worked in Borovo Naselje as a planning officer. She was also active in numerous organizations. During the last ten years of her life, she was primarily involved with the Red Cross      
The Serb victim Ana Lukić - Vukovar 1991
Ana Lukić-Maljevac was one of the many victims in Vukovar in 1991, who were killed by Croatian paramilitary formations. No one was held accountable for this crime.      
The Serb victim Ljuban Vučinić - Vukovar 1991
Ljuban Vučinić (1943–1991) was among the numerous victims of the notorious Tomislav Merčep. He was abducted in the early morning of 22 July 1991 when four of Merčep’s men forcibly took him from his family home on Hercegovacka Street in Borovo Naselje      
The Serb victim Željko Paić - Vukovar 1991
Željko Paić was one of the numerous victims of the criminal regime of Tomislav Merčep, who ruled the Vukovar municipality in the early 1990s, during the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia and the wars that followed.      
The Serb victim Mladen Mrkić - Vukovar 1991
Mladen Mrkić (1950–1991) was one of numerous victims of Tomislav Merčep, the self-proclaimed master of life and death in Vukovar during the spring and summer of 1991. Mladen Mrkić, an agricultural engineer, was a conscientious worker and a good man who had no enemies.      
The Serb victim Jovan Jakovljević - Vukovar 1991
Jovan Jakovljević (1940–1991) was the third ethnic Serb victim (the first being Stevan Inić and the second Simo Ponjević, both from the village of Bršadin) killed by members of Croatian paramilitary forces (under the command of Tomislav Merčep) in the wider Vukovar area in 1991.      
The Croatian Devil's Division
The 42. Home Guard Infantry Division, also known as the Devil’s Division was Croatian war unit of the Zagreb 13th Corpus of the Austro-Hungarian Army.  This infantry division was formed at the beginning of July 1914 when the Austro-Hungarian government declared a total mobilization after Franz Ferdinand's assassination on Vidovdan in Sarajevo.      
Croatian criminal in Bosnia and Herzegovina Jadranko Prlić
Jadranko Prlić (1959) is a former paramilitary and civilian high-ranking official of the Croatian parastate in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first half of the 1990s. He was the supreme commander of all Croatian paramilitary forces in BiH, the so-called Croatian Defense Council (HVO).      
Croatian crminal in Herzegovina Mladen Naletilić (1946-2021)
Mladen Naletilić (1946) aka Tuta is a former Croatian emigrant and convicted war criminal in the early 1990s when he was the commander of a Croatian paramilitary unit, with which he left bloody traces in Herzegovina on Serbs and the Muslim population.      
Albanian war criminal Aćif Hadziahmetović (1887-1945)
Aćif Hadziahmetović (1887-1945) was an Albanian politician, emigrant, and war criminal loyal to Wehrmacht fighters during World War II.      
The Croatian criminal and general Janko Bobetko (1919-2003)
Janko Bobetko (1919-2003) is a former senior officer of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) and later Chief of Staff of the Croatian Army during the wars in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s when his units committed horrific crimes against Serbs, not only in SR Croatia but also in the territory of SR Bosnia and Herzegovina.       
The Slovenian criminal Janez Janša - (1958.)
Janez Janša (1958) is a Slovenian politician and former so-called Minister of Defense (1990-1994) involved in arms smuggling in the Balkans in the early 1990s.