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, 11:04, 2 March 2011→Media: Michael Palaich interviewed WWII Nuremberg War Crimes Prosecutor Gerald Draper
'''c.''' Yet Tito, internationally feted unifier of Yugoslavia, wrought violence on many fronts. His purges were merciless, and his forces rounded up '''thousands''' of '''suspected''' opponents and sent them to a prison on Goli Otok (Barren Island) where they were beaten, tortured and killed.}}
'''c.''' Yet Tito, internationally feted unifier of Yugoslavia, wrought violence on many fronts. His purges were merciless, and his forces rounded up '''thousands''' of '''suspected''' opponents and sent them to a prison on Goli Otok (Barren Island) where they were beaten, tortured and killed.}}
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*''' Below''': "Michael Palaich interviewed WWII Nuremberg War Crimes Prosecutor Gerald Draper on whether Tito and his Yugoslav partizans could be charged with war crimes for slaughtering surrendered Croats and Croat civilians using criteria established by the Allied War Crimes Tribunals following WWII."
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