hrvati su izasli kao pobednici u II SR tako da oni nisu duzni da placaju ratnu odstetu

mislim da su jedino nemci bili okrivljeni za II SR, cak je i vojvoda gostujuci kod Marica pre par dana govorio da je to vise bio preki sud te se nisu bavili detaljima

te gmazove je svako od logorasa trebao da tuzi za milion evra. pa da vidim pod kojim izgovorom mu ne bi platili.
zato sto je srbin, ciga, juden?

serhio ramos
zlocina je bilo ali oni ali nisu osudjeni kao agresori u II SR i samim tim nisu bili duzni da placaju ratnu odstetu ako vec govorimo o tome

to za italijane, madjare i bugare nisam znao, ali sigurno je da su nemci platili, nisam odrasta o ono vreme i nisam mogao pratiti desavanje ali sigurno bi neko potezao pitanje danas ili pre 10, 15 godina o ratnoj odsteti da ona stvarno nije isplacena

“Category A claims are claims submitted by individuals who had to depart from Kuwait or Iraq between the date of Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait on 2 August 1990 and the date of the cease-fire, 2 March 1991. Compensation for successful claims in this category was set by the Governing Council at the fixed sum of US $2,500 for individual claimants and US $5,000 for families. However, where a claimant who had filed claims in category “A” only, he or she was eligible to receive a maximum category “A” payment of US $4,000 for individuals and US $8,000 for families.”

“Category “B” claims are claims submitted by individuals who suffered serious personal injury or whose spouse, child or parent died as a result of Iraq’s invasion and occupation of Kuwait. Compensation for successful claims in this category was set at US $2,500 for individuals and up to US $10,000 for families.”

“Category “C” claims are individual claims for damages up to US $100,000 each. Category “C” claims can be made for twenty-one different types of losses, including those relating to departure from Kuwait or Iraq; personal injury; mental pain and anguish; loss of personal property; loss of bank accounts, stocks and other securities; loss of income; loss of real property; and individual business losses.”

“Category “D” claims are individual claims for damages above US $100,000 each. The types of losses that can be claimed under category “D” are similar to those under category “C”, with the most frequent being the loss of personal property; the loss of real property; the loss of income and business-related losses.”

“Category “E” claims are claims of corporations, other private legal entities and public sector enterprises. They include claims for: construction or other contract losses; losses from the non-payment for goods or services; losses relating to the destruction or seizure of business assets; loss of profits; and oil sector losses.”

“Category “F” claims are claims filed by Governments and international organizations for losses incurred in evacuating citizens; providing relief to citizens; damage to diplomatic premises and loss of, and damage to, other government property; and damage to the environment.”