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Is this true:
"allegations of listening to Radio Moscow or reading Russian literature were considered sufficient grounds for imprisonment." - and, if it is, could we have a citation please. I really don't know either way, but this seems rather extreme for Tito. [[User:Crocodilicus|Crocodilicus]] 02:14, 2 March 2006 (UTC)


== in 'Literature' paragraph ==
Mila Jovovic grand father was imprisond by Tito on Goli otok, so he had to go to Soviet Union. Otherwise she wont be born?


several women are mentioned as having been (held) there - which surprises me, as the text said, the women camp was on a different(ly named) island. was/ is the name of the men's jail/ camp used for both, or was the prison, maybe in the later period, used for all genders?
: Actually it's true. My Grandfather went there for publishing a poem against Tito. 50 years later it was found that there was no proof at all that he wrote the poem itself... [[User:Veni Markovski|Veni]] 02:51, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

and: in the short description for the novel "Tito's" Hawaii" a woman is said to have been/ be 'interred' there, and I was/ am wondering if that (second "r" in the word) might be a typo - my mother tongue isn't English, but I believe 'interred' would mean buried, in a grave - which of course may be possible, but maybe it was meant to say "interned", to mean: imprisoned?
== People killed ==

There is no information how many people died or were killed on Goli otok under Tito's regime.

How many were killed is irrelevant, the only thing we know is that he didn't kill enough!


We do not know that unfortunately. --[[User:Pokrajac|Pockey]] 17:20, 27 March 2007 (UTC)

== nonpolitical prisoners? ==

I've removed this: ''Non-political prisoners were also sent to the island. Some were sent to serve out simple criminal sentences.<ref>[http://hrvatska-kmisija-goteborg.rkkweb.nu/Pages/dusobriznik/dusobriznik_ima_rijec/Bio_sam_na_Golom_otoku.htm I was on Goli Otok]</ref>'' The quoted source doesn't provide this information, as far as I can see - please correct me if I'm wrong. <references/> --[[User:Danares|Danares]] ([[User talk:Danares|talk]]) 13:05, 13 July 2009 (UTC)

:It was later on a normal max-security penitentiary... --<font face="Eras Bold ITC">[[User:DIREKTOR|<font color="DimGray">DIREKTOR</font>]] <sup>([[User talk:DIREKTOR|<font color="Gray">TALK</font>]])</sup></font> 13:43, 13 July 2009 (UTC)

::Is there a valid [[WP:Verifiability|source]] for that? (ie. the ''normal'' part) --[[User:Danares|Danares]] ([[User talk:Danares|talk]]) 10:31, 14 July 2009 (UTC)

==Split?==
How about splitting the section about the prison into a separate article, like they did in [http://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zatvor_Goli_otok hr.wiki]? Something titled along the lines of [[Goli otok (labor camp)]] or [[Goli otok (prison camp)]]? [[User:Timbouctou|''<span style='font-family: Georgia, serif; color:#639;'><em>Timbouctou</em></span>]] 08:53, 9 November 2010 (UTC)

:{{u|Timbouctou}}, my thoughts too as I was reading the article. The prison, which is supposed to be a subtopic, gets more coverage in the article than the main topic anyway. [[User:GregorB|GregorB]] ([[User talk:GregorB|talk]]) 15:18, 23 April 2014 (UTC)
::I went ahead and renamed the article to focus on the prison. I don't think the Island is really notable at all. Unless you can find sources discussing it, then make a new article. But all that's really notable about the island is the prison. --[[User:Harizotoh9|Harizotoh9]] ([[User talk:Harizotoh9|talk]]) 05:49, 5 May 2014 (UTC)
:::{{u|Timbouctou}}, would you agree that the island is not notable apart from the prison? I'd still say it ''is'', even if it's uninhabited. [[User:GregorB|GregorB]] ([[User talk:GregorB|talk]]) 18:14, 2 September 2014 (UTC)

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in 'Literature' paragraph

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several women are mentioned as having been (held) there - which surprises me, as the text said, the women camp was on a different(ly named) island. was/ is the name of the men's jail/ camp used for both, or was the prison, maybe in the later period, used for all genders?

and: in the short description for the novel "Tito's" Hawaii" a woman is said to have been/ be 'interred' there, and I was/ am wondering if that (second "r" in the word) might be a typo - my mother tongue isn't English, but I believe 'interred' would mean buried, in a grave - which of course may be possible, but maybe it was meant to say "interned", to mean: imprisoned?