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A Crazed JNA Major Nearly Destroyed Bjelovar. The Dead Would Have Been Counted in the Thousands

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TODAY in 1991, Bjelovar was almost destroyed. And it was almost destroyed by Milan Tepić, a JNA major who was stationed in the barracks there.

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TODAY in 1991, Bjelovar was almost destroyed. And it was almost destroyed by Milan Tepić, a JNA major who was stationed in the barracks there.

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35 years ago, the barracks in Bjelovar were captured, but with great casualties and the destruction of the city after a JNA major blew up the weapons depot. The Barutana memorial area is one of the particularly emotional places that the people of Bjelovar visit every autumn in memory of September 29, 1991, when, with great human casualties and material damage, the barracks were captured

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On this day in 1991, JNA Major Milan Tepić blew up a weapons depot in Bedenik near Bjelovar. The explosion killed 11 Croatian Guardsmen. Tepić was the commander of the “Barutana” warehouse in Bedenik, which contained around 170 tons of explosives. On the same day, September 29, 1991, Croatian forces liberated the Bjelovar “Božidar Adžija” barracks […] The post Mad JNA Major Almost Leveled a Town in Croatia on This Day: 11 Guardsmen Killed first …

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Major Milan Tepić died on this day in 1991, when during the fighting with Croatian paramilitary units he blew up the JNA barracks in Bjelovar, not wanting to hand over the warehouse with weapons to the enemy. For this act, Tepić was posthumously awarded the Order of the National Hero of Yugoslavia and was declared a national hero.

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35 years ago, on September 29, 1991, Major Milan Tepić, the head of the Yugoslav People's Army, died heroically refusing to hand over a warehouse with military equipment in Bedenik near Bjelovar to Croatian paramilitary forces. The neo-Ustasha regime of Franjo Tuđman, determined to secede Croatia from Yugoslavia, having organized and armed members of the HDZ and similar extremists in paramilitary formations, throughout the […]

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