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The Kuline prison was a military prison, operational from March 1992 to 1993, where Serb POWs and civilians were held during the Croatian War of Independence and subjected to abuse and torture. On 2 March 1992, the Croatian Army (HVO) captured 21 Serbian Krajina Army POWs from the village of Nos Kalik and took them to the prison. In May 1993, four Serb civilians were captured in a military operation near the town of Drniš and taken to the prison. The prisoners were subjected to beatings with rubber batons, rifle butts, electric cables and other instruments. Prosecutors stated that victims were "black" from contusions, and large amounts of salt was added to their meals so that they would be constantly thirsty. They were also tortured with electric shocks and forced to engage in sexual inter

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rdfs:label	Kuline prison (en)
rdfs:comment	The Kuline prison was a military prison, operational from March 1992 to 1993, where Serb POWs and civilians were held during the Croatian War of Independence and subjected to abuse and torture. On 2 March 1992, the Croatian Army (HVO) captured 21 Serbian Krajina Army POWs from the village of Nos Kalik and took them to the prison. In May 1993, four Serb civilians were captured in a military operation near the town of Drniš and taken to the prison. The prisoners were subjected to beatings with rubber batons, rifle butts, electric cables and other instruments. Prosecutors stated that victims were "black" from contusions, and large amounts of salt was added to their meals so that they would be constantly thirsty. They were also tortured with electric shocks and forced to engage in sexual inter (en)
name	Kuline prison (en)
location	Šibenik, Croatia
dcterms:subject	Šibenik Croatian war crimes in the Croatian War of Independence History of the Serbs of Croatia Internment camps in Croatia Croatian concentration camps in the Yugoslav Wars
Wikipage page ID	71769220 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1112873899 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Šibenik Croatian Army Croatian War of Independence Croatian war crimes in the Croatian War of Independence History of the Serbs of Croatia Internment camps in Croatia Military prison Šibenik, Croatia Croatian concentration camps in the Yugoslav Wars Drniš Feral Tribune Split, Croatia Serbs Lora prison camp POWs Serb
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://web.archive.org/web/20101101220346/http:/www.ex-yupress.com/feral/feral102.html http://www.ex-yupress.com/feral/feral102.html
sameAs	Kuline prison Kuline prison
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location	Šibenik, Croatia
type	Military prison
has abstract	The Kuline prison was a military prison, operational from March 1992 to 1993, where Serb POWs and civilians were held during the Croatian War of Independence and subjected to abuse and torture. On 2 March 1992, the Croatian Army (HVO) captured 21 Serbian Krajina Army POWs from the village of Nos Kalik and took them to the prison. In May 1993, four Serb civilians were captured in a military operation near the town of Drniš and taken to the prison. The prisoners were subjected to beatings with rubber batons, rifle butts, electric cables and other instruments. Prosecutors stated that victims were "black" from contusions, and large amounts of salt was added to their meals so that they would be constantly thirsty. They were also tortured with electric shocks and forced to engage in sexual intercourse. One woman was repeatedly raped by guards and made to have sex with other prisoners. Former Special Police members Tvrtko Pašalić, Željko Maglov, Damir Boršić and Milorad Bajić were charged with war crimes for their roles in the prison. In 2017, Boršić, who was the warden of the prison and Miroslav Periša, of the 72nd Battalion of the Armed Forces were found guilty and sentenced to two years in prison by the County Court in Split. Members of the 72nd battalion were also responsible for crimes against Serbs at the Lora prison camp. (en)
in operation	March 1992-1993 (en)
inmates	ca. 25 (en)
killed	Unknown (en)
operated by	Croatian Army
prisoner type	Serbs
active years	March 1992-1993
victims (string)	Serbs
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page length (characters) of wiki page	3365 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
victim (resource)	Serbs
number of deaths	Unknown
operator	Croatian Army
type	Military prison
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