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The '''Bugojno group''' ([[Croatian language|Croatian]] ''Bugojanska skupina'') was the name of a [[Croatia]]n paramilitary formation which was formed in [[Yugoslavia]] on [[June 20]] [[1972]] to raise a rebellion against the Yugoslav government. |
The '''Bugojno group''' ([[Croatian language|Croatian]] ''Bugojanska skupina'') was the name of a [[Croatia]]n paramilitary formation which was formed in [[Yugoslavia]] on [[June 20]] [[1972]] to raise a rebellion against the Yugoslav government. |
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The Bugojno group was organized by the Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood (''Hrvatsko revolucionarno bratstvo'' or ''HRB''). The HRB was formed in [[Australia]] in [[1961]] and was active in [[Europe]] and the [[USA]]. The founding principle of the HRB was to free Croatia from Yugoslavia. |
The Bugojno group was organized by the Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood (''Hrvatsko revolucionarno bratstvo'' or ''HRB''). The HRB was formed in [[Australia]] in [[1961]] and was active in [[Europe]] and the [[USA]]. The founding principle of the HRB was to free Croatia from Yugoslavia. |
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After the suppression of the [[Croatian Spring]] movement the HRB believed that there existed in Croatia a climate which would support the beginning of an armed rebellion. After short preparations, the HRB organized their personnel, weapons and funding to support an initial group to start a rebellion. Most of the fighters and money came from Australia while the armed training was done in [[Germany]]. After a short preparation in [[Austria]], the group travelled through [[Dravograd]] into Yugoslavia on June 20, 1972. By [[June 25]] the group came into their first conflict with some militia, and then the [[Yugoslav People's Army]]. With the help of an informer the Bugojno group was caught by the army by [[July 24]] of that same year, unsuccessful in their mission. |
After the suppression of the [[Croatian Spring]] movement the HRB believed that there existed in Croatia a climate which would support the beginning of an armed rebellion. After short preparations, the HRB organized their personnel, weapons and funding to support an initial group to start a rebellion. Most of the fighters and money came from Australia while the armed training was done in [[Germany]]. After a short preparation in [[Austria]], the group travelled through [[Dravograd]] into Yugoslavia on June 20, 1972. By [[June 25]] the group came into their first conflict with some militia, and then the [[Yugoslav People's Army]]. With the help of an informer the Bugojno group was caught by the army by [[July 24]] of that same year, unsuccessful in their mission. |
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Revision as of 15:14, 5 July 2006
Template:Linkless-date The Bugojno group (Croatian Bugojanska skupina) was the name of a Croatian paramilitary formation which was formed in Yugoslavia on June 20 1972 to raise a rebellion against the Yugoslav government.
The Bugojno group was organized by the Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood (Hrvatsko revolucionarno bratstvo or HRB). The HRB was formed in Australia in 1961 and was active in Europe and the USA. The founding principle of the HRB was to free Croatia from Yugoslavia.
After the suppression of the Croatian Spring movement the HRB believed that there existed in Croatia a climate which would support the beginning of an armed rebellion. After short preparations, the HRB organized their personnel, weapons and funding to support an initial group to start a rebellion. Most of the fighters and money came from Australia while the armed training was done in Germany. After a short preparation in Austria, the group travelled through Dravograd into Yugoslavia on June 20, 1972. By June 25 the group came into their first conflict with some militia, and then the Yugoslav People's Army. With the help of an informer the Bugojno group was caught by the army by July 24 of that same year, unsuccessful in their mission.