Judicial Decisions and Trials
The following are but the first handful of judicial decisions, trial testimony and other court documents from trials associated with the Ustase and the Ustase successor organizations, Odpor or Otpor and the Croatian Liberation Movement or HOP. Also included are relevant extracts from the trial of Hitler's mechanic of the Final Solution, Adolf Eichmann, and the extradition proceedings against Andrija Artukovic in Los Angeles in 1986-1986.
Judicial Testimony: The Trial of Adolf Eichmann (Excerpt)
Andrija Artukovic's role in the Holocaust
Andrija Artukovic's role in the Holocaust
Judicial Testimony: Measures Taken Against the Jews
Testimony by Alexander Arnon on anti-Jewish laws passed immediately after the founding of the Independent State of Croatia
Judicial Decision: The Trial of Adolf Eichmann: Judgment (Excerpt)
"only 1,500 out of 30,000 Croatian Jews remained alive..."
Appeal of Angelo Maric (Australia)
August 8, 1978: Decision by the High Court of Australia on the conviction of Odpor member Angelo Maric for several 1972 Sydney bombings
Judicial Decision: The First Otpor RICO Trial in New York
January 25, 1983: 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals decision reaffirming all but one charge against four Otpor members, including conspiracy to kill a prominent Croatian-American leader while he walked his daughter to school
Judicial Decision: The Second Otpor RICO Trial in New York
April 14, 1983: 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Summarizes the Case and Denies Appeal of Original Convictions under the RICO Act
Judicial Decision: Miro Baresic as Unindicted Co-Racketeer
April 14, 1983: Miro Baresic named an "unindicted co-racketeer" charged with extorting and conspiring to kill Croatian opponents of the Ustase in the United States
Judicial Decision: State of IL vs. Aleman (Extract)
March 21, 2000: More on the Ustase's Mafia Hitman, Louis Almeida
Judicial Decision: The Extradition of Andrija Artukovic
August 8, 1985: Court decision denying Artukovic's eleventh hour appeal to thwart his deportation nearly 40 years after entering the country illegally
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