ETNICKI CISTO

Año 1991, durante la guerra. En el pueblo croata de Bilje, dieciocho civiles húngaros y croatas fueron asesinados en sólo dos meses. Un serbio, Dusan Boljevic, y su esposa Jagoda fueron acusados de todos esos asesinatos. Tres años después de los hechos, un tribunal serbio juzgó por primera vez a un serbio por un crimen cometido contra civiles. La historia trata sobre el “Caso Boljevic” –pero también sobre la llamada limpieza étnica, donde los papeles de ejecutor y víctima se han ido intercambiando a lo largo de la historia.

In the war Year of 1991. In the Croatian village of Bilje, eighteen civilians of Hungarian and Croatian nationality were killed in the period of only two months. Dusan Boljevic, a Serb and his wife Jagoda have been charged with all these murders. Three years after the crimes were committed, for the first time a Serbian court tried a Serb for a crime committed against civilians. This is the story about “The Boljevic case” – but also about the damnation called the ethnic cleaning of people, where the roles of the executioner and the victim have been periodically swapped throughout history.