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Summary of AG-061 United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) (1992-1995) - United Nations Peace Forces(UNPF) (1995-1996)

TitleUnited Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) (1992-1995) - United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF) (1995-1996)Active Dates1988-1996Administrative History

The United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) was established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 743 (1992) on 21 February 1992, initially as an interim arrangement to create the conditions of peace and security required for the negotiation of an overall settlement of the Yugoslav crisis. From 1992 to 1995, the Security Council extended and enlarged UNPROFOR’s mandate many times.

UNPROFOR’s activities included: • Ensuring the demilitarization of the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) and Sarajevo • Monitoring weapons withdrawal from the Weapons Exclusion Zone in Sarajevo• Protecting the civilian population from armed attack • Facilitating the return of civilian displaced persons to their homes in United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) under conditions of safety and security, • Monitoring the local police to ensure that they carry out their investigations without discrimination against persons of any nationality or abuse anyone’s human rights • Assisting with humanitarian aid and the delivery of humanitarian supplies to the region • Performing immigration and customs functions at UNPA borders • Facilitating the exchange of prisoners • Monitoring and reporting on developments in the borders areas which could undermine confidence and stability in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and threaten its territory. • Monitoring the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994 • Monitoring the withdrawal of the Yugoslav Army from Croatia and the demilitarization of the Prevlaka Peninsula in Croatia • Ensuring the control of the Peruca dam in Croatia • Ensuring the security and functioning of the Sarajevo Airport and the Tuzla Airport for the delivery of humanitarian aid • Monitoring compliance with the ban on military flights in the airspace of Bosnia and Herzegovina (“No-Fly Zone”) • Protecting “safe areas” around five towns and the city of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina • Working toward the prevention of resumption of conflict by maintaining political liaisons between the warring parties, among regional and local authorities, and local police • Working toward a global ceasefire by collaborating with International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia (ICFY), European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

UNPROFOR’s mandate was implemented in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM). Troops were deployed in three United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs), which were, at the outset, divided into four sectors: Sector North, Sector South, Sector East and Sector West.

UNPROFOR’s headquarters were initially set up in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but later were moved to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, in 1992.

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In light of the deteriorating situation in the region, the Security Council established, in 1992 and 1993, three subordinate commands within UNPROFOR: Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Croatia Command, and Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) Command. The leadership of UNPROFOR initially was carried out jointly by the Force Commander and the Director of Civil Affairs (DCA), whose title was changed during the course of the mission to the Deputy Chief of Mission and the Head of Civil Affairs. Yasushi Akashi (Japan) served as the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) from January 1994 through the end of the mission. Force Commanders serving in UNPROFOR included: Lieutenant-General Satish Nambiar (India), March 1992 to March 1993; Lieutenant-General Lars-Eric Wahlgren (Sweden), March 1993 to June 1993; General Jean Cot (France), June 1993 to March 1994; and General Bertrand de Sauville de La Presle (France), March 1994 to March 1995. The Security Council restructured UNPROFOR on 31 March 1995, and replaced it with three separate but interlinked peacekeeping operations active in the former Yugoslavia and overseen by the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF), which was headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia. Yasushi Akashi served as SRSG of the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF) from March 1995 until October 1995.

United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), 31 March 1995 - 15 January 1996 United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR), 31 March 1995 - 31 January 1996 United Nations Preventive Deployment Force (UNPREDEP), 31 March 1995 - 28 February 1999 Scope and Content

AG-061 encompasses the records of UNPROFOR and also contain records of the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF), 31 March 1995 – 31 January 1996. The arrangement and description of records in AG-061 is based on the "Taxonomy for Recordkeeping in Field Missions of UN Peacekeeping Operations," June 2006. Offices of origin are indicated at the box level.

Fonds consist of the following Series: S-1838 Military Support S-1837 Governance and Civil Administration Support S-1836 Civilian Police, by Sectors Collection Inventory

S-1836 Civilian Police, by Sectors 1988-1996

Scope and Content

S-1836 documents police support provided by the UN Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL) to the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF) and the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR).

The UNPROFOR Civilian Police priorities included monitoring the local police to ensure that they carried out their duties without discriminating against persons of any nationality or abusing anyone’s human rights, and assisting with humanitarian aid in the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs).

The UNPAs comprised Eastern Slavonia, Western Slavonia and Krajina. These areas were divided by the United Nations into four sectors: North, South, East, and West.

Sector North UNCIVPOL headquarters initially was stationed in Topusko, with additional stations in Slunj, Tušilovic, Vojnic, Vrginmost, Glina, Petrinja, Kostajnica, Dvor, Plaški, and Velika Kladuša. Sector sub-stations were posted in Sunja, Mošcenice, and Maja. In December of 1995, Sector North headquarters was moved from Topusko to Glina, and Topusko was no longer listed as a station.

Sector South UNCIVPOL headquarters was stationed in Knin, with additional stations in Kistanje, Benkovac, Obrovac, Gracac, Korenica, Vrlika, Drniš, Podlapaca, Medak, and Vrhovine. Sector sub-stations were posted in Donji Lapac, Malkovo, Kakma, Kašic, and Pristeg.

Sector East UNCIVPOL headquarters was stationed in Erdut, with additional stations in Beli Mastir, Batina, Darda, Dalj, Tenja, Oriolik, Ilok, and Vukovar. Sector sub-stations were posted in Jarmina and Ivanovac.

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Sector West UNCIVPOL headquarters was stationed in Daruvar, with additional stations in Grubišno Polje, Pakrac, and Okucani. A sector sub-station was posted in Gavrenica.

UNPROFOR also established other UNCIVPOL sectors.

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sector BH) was alternatively referred to as Sector Sarajevo until January 1995, when Sector Sarajevo was formally renamed Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its headquarters was stationed in Sarajevo, with these additional stations: Sarajevo Airport, Split Airport, Pleso Airport, Tuzla, Goražde, Srebrenica, and Mostar.

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Sector FYROM) headquarters was stationed in Skopje, with additional stations in Ohrid and Gostivar.

Sector Highway was in operation from 5 December 1994 to 7 May 1995. Its mission was to escort convoys between Sector East and Sector West during daylight hours and to monitor local police along the highway. Sector Highway headquarters was stationed in Novska.

Civilian Police, Zagreb The UNPROFOR Civilian Police Headquarters was based in Zagreb, Croatia. There was a UNCIVPOL Commissioner at UNCIVPOL HQ, Zagreb, as well as a Deputy Commissioner, Chief of Staff, and a Chief of Operations.

The UNCIVPOL Commissioner reported to the Head of Civil Affairs (HCA) from 1992 through early 1995, and then began reporting directly to the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG).

The files contain incoming and outgoing faxes of UNCIVPOL headquarters in Zagreb consisting of: daily and monthly situation reports; incident reports; tracing requests; contingent meeting minutes; daily schedules for Croatian Police in the Separation Zone; and general operations correspondence pertaining to the rotation of UNCIVPOL monitors between sectors, deployment, inventorying and ordering of supplies, and contingent medal parades. The daily situation reports contain information compiled from situation reports issued by the various Sectors. The daily situation reports were sent from the UNCIVPOL Commissioner at HQ Zagreb to numerous individuals and agencies, such as Sector Chiefs, the Director of Civil Affairs, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia (ICFY) in Geneva. Topics covered in situation reports include: general situation, monitoring, operations, criminal and human rights incidents, humanitarian aid, movement restrictions, and the number of UNCIVPOL monitors on duty.

Civilian Police, Zagreb, Operations Office The UNCIVPOL Operations Office was headquartered at Pleso Camp (PC). At this base there was a Deputy Commissioner (PDC), Chief of Staff (PCOS), Chief Operations Officer (PCOO), Police Executive Officer (PXO), Pleso Chief Information Officer (PCIO), Chief Logistics Officer (PCLO), Personnel Officer (PPO), Operations Officer (POO), among other officers.

Records of the Operations Office document the frequent communication between the Chief Operations Officer at Pleso Camp and the Sector Chiefs and Station Commanders regarding UNCIVPOL operations. Additionally, the documents reveal that the UNCIVPOL Commissioner (UNCIVPOL HQ, Zagreb) as well as his Deputy Commissioner, Chief of Staff, and a Chief of Operations often participated in the exchanges.

The documents of the Operations Office common to each sector (Sector North, Sector South, Sector East, Sector West, Sector BH, Sector FYROM, and Sector Highway) consist of: daily situation reports and monthly reports; risk assessments; incident reports and investigations; tracing requests; and minutes of meetings with Sector Chiefs and local authorities. These documents primarily were sent from sector headquarters to the UNCIVPOL HQ Pleso Camp and contain information compiled from reports submitted by the stations and sub-stations in a sector. Some communications were faxed to the UNCIVPOL Commissioner of Civil Affairs at UNCIVPOL HQ, Zagreb.

Topics covered in daily situation reports include: an overview of the general situation; relations with local authorities; color-coded status of alert; personnel and logistical data; operations; criminal and human rights incidents; evaluation of the level of cooperation with local authorities; and population statistics. The daily situation reports from Sector BH are notable because they document in detail: the shelling and sniper activity in the area; the repercussions of NATO airstrikes; and the challenges UNCIVPOL experienced in distributing humanitarian aid. Monthly reports typically describe the aforementioned in a more narrative format than the daily situation reports, which present the information in brief statements under subject headings.

Risk assessments are concise narrative reports that describe the general situation in the sector and “recent past” activities; present and current operations; and plans and prospects.

Incident reports often contain: personal information about victims; names of witnesses and suspects; the name of the reporting UNCIVPOL monitor; and a description of the incident. The subsequent investigations commonly include typed or handwritten statements from victims and/or witnesses and sketches of crime scenes. Some investigations feature follow up reports, which convey the progress or results of the investigation. Incident reports were faxed to the sector headquarters and forwarded by fax, to UNCIVPOL HQ, Zagreb or Pleso Camp. Among the incidents documented in the records of the Operations Office are: massacres in the Croatian villages of Gospic (Sector East), Plavno (Sector South), and Varivode (Sector South); investigations of mass graves in Grubišno Polje (Sector West), Miljevic Plateau (Sector South), Lovas (Sector East), Tordinci (Sector East), and Ovcara (Sector East); and the attempted assassination of the President of the Republic of Macedonia, Kiro Gligorov (Sector FYROM).

Tracing requests were made by family members in effort to locate their civilian and/or soldier relations. The requests were initiated by: a letter (often handwritten) from a family member, forwarded from the Civil Affairs Humanitarian Officer, Adel Zaazou, to the UNCIVPOL Commissioner or to the Sector Chief(s); or by an incident report prepared by a UNCIVPOL monitor at the station or while on patrol.

The records of the Operations Office document frequent meetings with local authorities covering topics such as; humanitarian aid; incidents; and cooperation. The minutes describe meetings held with local police, local mayors, and Croatian and/or Serbian military authorities. Some minutes of meetings in Sector North detail incidents and conditions in the Kuplensko, Batnoga and Turanj refugee camps.

Civilian Police, Sector South, Knin At UNCIVPOL Sector South headquarters, there was a Sector Chief, a Deputy Sector Chief, an Operations Officer, a Logistics Officer, and an Information officer. The Operations Officer was assisted by a Liaison Officer, an Investigations Officer and a Duty Officer(s) among other officers and monitors. Posted to stations were a Station Commander and a Deputy Station Commander, an Administrative Officer, a Motor Transport Officer, a Humanitarian Officer, a Liaison Officer, Duty Officers, and Patrol Officers/Monitors.

The documents from Sector South describe operations and the communications between the stations in the sector and sector headquarters. The bulk of the documents are incident reports filed at a given station and sent to Sector South headquarters. Incident reports were written by a UNCIVPOL officer and describe a civilian’s, or the officer’s observation of a crime. Sometimes incident reports were used to request humanitarian aid or to initiate a tracing request. Most of the incident reports in the records document the humanitarian aid distributed by UNCIVPOL in the sector; however, some describe looting, theft, intimidation, and murder in the given station’s area of responsibility.

Also included in the records are: daily situation reports; weekly statistical reports; monthly and mid-month reports; memoranda relating to UNCIVPOL operations and deployment; and the duty roster from the sector headquarters.

Monthly reports are detailed narrative reports sent from each station to Sector South headquarters. The data from these reports was assimilated by the sector headquarters into a report forwarded to the UNCIVPOL Operations Office. Topics covered in monthly reports include: general situation; personnel and logistical data; operations; criminal and human rights incidents; an evaluation of the level of cooperation with local authorities; and population statistics. Daily situation reports were sent from Sector South headquarters to the Operations Office, and briefly review the aforementioned topics for each station.

Mid-month reports were sent from Sector South headquarters to the Operations Office, and describe personnel, logistics, and operations within the sector.

Weekly statistical reports were sent from the stations to Sector South headquarters and describe: the number and type of cases monitored; human rights violations; and quality of life. This data was sometimes displayed in chart form.

The records from Sector South also include memoranda and faxes exchanged between the UNCIVPOL Operations Office and the sector headquarters, relating to operations and deployment. Topics covered in the memoranda include: general assessments of each station; administrative information, such as staffing coverage and position appointments; and minutes of meetings between station officers and local authorities. Some memoranda convey directives regarding the operational transition from UNPROFOR to the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF) and United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO). Also represented in the memoranda are guidelines for UNPROFOR cooperation with

officials of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). Several memoranda convey details of the Croatian attack on Knin in August of 1995 (Operation Storm). These include: communications sent from the Sector Chief to the UNCIVPOL Operations Office with assessment of the second, third, and fourth days of Operation Storm and an information bulletin from the Operations Office sent to all Sector Chiefs describing the aftermath of the Croatian offensive.

Civilian Police, Sector North, Topusko At UNCIVPOL Sector North headquarters, there was a Sector Chief, a Deputy Sector Chief, an Operations Officer, a Logistics Officer, and an Information officer. The Operations Officer was assisted by a Liaison Officer, an Investigations Officer and a Duty Officer(s) among other officers and monitors. Posted to stations were a Station Commander and a Deputy Station Commander, an Administrative Officer, a Motor Transport Officer, a Humanitarian Officer (alternatively referred to as Human Rights Officer), a Liaison Officer, Duty Officers, and Patrol Officers/Monitors

The documents from Sector North describe operations and the communications between the stations in the sector and sector headquarters. UNCIVPOL activities included: monitoring the local police and observing court proceedings; monitoring human rights and distributing humanitarian aid; monitoring the status of refugees; and prison visitation and village visitation.

The records of Sector North consist of: daily occurrence reports; situation updates; village reports; minutes of meetings with station officers and local authorities; minutes of meetings among Station Commanders; month end reports; Sector North Human Rights Abuse Reports; monthly mortality data for the sector; weekly status reports; reports on prison visitation and refugee status reports.

Daily Occurrence Reports (DOR) were sent from stations in the sector to the sector headquarters. (These reports were used by sector headquarters to prepare daily situation reports for the UNCIVPOL Operations Office.) Topics in the DOR include: general situation; relations with local authorities (Milicija, Policia, court and government officials); color-coded status of alert; personnel and logistical data; operations; criminal and human rights incidents; population statistics; and the level of cooperation with local authorities. DOR prepared during August 1995 describe the heavy shelling and air strikes that characterized Operation Storm.

Situation updates were sent daily from the Sector Chief to the Operations Office. These daily updates summarize the situation in enumerated points, often covering: border crossings; UNCIVPOL meetings with local authorities; restriction of movement experienced by UNCIVPOL, at times described as “extreme”; victimization of UN personnel, such as an attempted hijacking of UNCIVPOL vehicle, and the resulting shooting injury suffered by a UNCIVPOL monitor, and negligible operational activity. Some updates contain conclusions or proposals such as a redeployment of UNCIVPOL strength from Sector North to an area where they could operate more effectively, or where there is a greater presence needed.

Village reports were sent by the stations in Sector North to the sector headquarters and provide: the name of the reporting monitor and date visited; data regarding the name of the village and its geographic grid reference; population figures; the ethnic composition of residents; names of local figures of authority; remarks on the general situation; reports of destroyed houses; details about village infrastructure, including the water supply, electricity, roads and transport, and communication capabilities; and details about the education of residents, medical services, and living conditions.

The minutes of meetings with local authorities were sent to the sector headquarters, and often forwarded from the Sector Chief to the Operations Office. The minutes cover: joint patrols with local police; restriction of movement, and investigations. Discussion of the Kuplensko Refugee Camp is frequently represented in the minutes. These discussions examine: living conditions; incidents within the camp; and the classification of occupants as “refugees” or “displaced persons.”

Weekly Station Commanders’ meetings were chaired by the Sector Chief. Topics included in the minutes of these meetings are: the general situation in Sector North; directives from the Operations Office; logistics; and updates from Station Commanders, covering the general situation in their area of responsibility, patrol conditions, cooperation with local police, incidents, the monetary exchange rate, and the cost of bread, oil, and flour.

Month-End Reports are concise accounts of the activities and occurrences in the given area, sent from stations to the Sector North headquarters. Subjects covered: general situation; professionalism and cooperation of the local police; attitude of the population towards UNCIVPOL and UNPROFOR; court sittings and if UNCIVPOL monitored the case; crime trends; problems and suggested solutions; Civilian police programs in place, such as village and prison visitation; protection of minorities; and humanitarian aid issues.

Human Rights Abuse Reports were sent weekly from Station Commanders or the station’s Humanitarian Officer to the Sector Chief or the Humanitarian Officer at Sector North headquarters. These reports were sometimes forwarded to the UNCIVPOL Commissioner or to Civil Affairs. The majority of reports consist of one sentence indicating that there were no human rights violations. More substantive reports detail the number and type of violations, and include related incident reports and information regarding the subsequent investigation. A substantial investigation is represented in the records of Sector North, of human rights violations carried out by the Croatian Army. Specifically, it regards an August 1992 incident resulting from the arrest of 300-600 Bosnians (majority Muslim) by the Croatian Policia and their forced military service under threat of death.

Sector North stations sent monthly mortality reports to the Operations Officer at Sector North headquarters. Patrol teams collected the data during visits to local offices of authority. These reports provide information about: the age, sex, and village of the deceased, as well as the cause of death. Records of Sector North indicate that similar weekly reports were sent from stations to the World Health Organization.

Weekly status reports were sent from Sector North headquarters to the Operations Office. They chart: the type of incident; the number of cases; and the ethnicity of the victim and of the suspect.

UNCIVPOL in Sector North conducted daily visits to Glina Prison and Vojnic Prison. A daily report of these prison visits was sent to the Commissioner, noting: prisoner’s name; date of birth; most recent address; ethnicity; date of imprisonment; crime and sentence; the aforementioned personal data for new prisoners; names of prisoners transferred or released, noting where and when; overall prisoners’ condition, citing complaints; and the monitor’s assessment of the general situation in the prison. Information about living conditions in each cell is also included, covering: the number of prisoners, the heating, and the cleanliness.

Refugee Status Reports were sent daily from Sector North headquarters to the Commissioner. The reports note: the number of refugees in the sector, by station; complaints of human rights violations; and information of interest. The data covers the Batnoga and Turanj refugee camps.

Civilian Police, Sector West, Daruvar At UNCIVPOL Sector West headquarters, there was a Sector Chief, a Deputy Sector Chief, an Operations Officer, a Logistics Officer, and an Information Officer. The Operations Officer was assisted by a Liaison Officer, an Investigations Officer and a Duty Officer(s) among other officers and monitors. Posted to stations were a Station Commander and a Deputy Station Commander, an Administrative Officer, a Motor Transport Officer, a Humanitarian Officer, a Liaison Officer, Duty Officers, and Patrol Officers/Monitors.

The documents from Sector West describe operations and the communications between the stations in the sector and sector headquarters. UNCIVPOL activities included: monitoring the local police and observing court proceedings; monitoring human rights and distributing humanitarian aid; monitoring the status of refugees; and prison visitation and village visitation.

The records of Sector West consist of: daily situation reports; daily occurrence reports; daily media summaries; weekly reports from the Civil Affairs Coordinator; weekly situation reports from the United Nations High Commission for Refugees; routine orders; village reports; minutes of meetings with station officers and local authorities; minutes of meetings among Station Commanders; monthly humanitarian reports; operational memoranda; interviews with prisoners of local jails; and reports of incidents and investigations.

Daily situation reports were sent from Sector West headquarters to the Operations Office in Pleso Camp. Topics covered are: general situation; relations with local authorities; color-coded status of alert; personnel and logistical data; operations; criminal and human rights incidents; the level of cooperation with local authorities; and statistics on population and ethnicity. Monthly reports typically describe the aforementioned in a more narrative format than daily situation reports, which present the information in brief statements under subject headings.

The records of Sector West also contain daily situation reports sent from the Civilian Police Commissioner to the Head of Civil Affairs. These reports were comprised of data from daily situation reports prepared by each UNCIVPOL sector. The reports were additionally copied to other UNPROFOR and UN agencies and to each sector for circulation.

The daily occurrence reports (DOR) contained among the records of Sector West were created by: stations in the sector and sent to the sector headquarters; the Croatian Police (CROPOL) and sent to UNCIVPOL; and UNCIVPOL Liaison Teams.

Topics covered in the DOR from UNCIVPOL stations include: general situation; relations with local authorities (Milicija, Policia, court and government officials); color-coded status of alert; personnel and logistical data; operations; criminal and human rights incidents; population statistics; and the level of cooperation with local authorities. (The information contained in these reports was used by sector headquarters to prepare the daily situation reports for the UNCIVPOL Operations Office.)

The DOR from CROPOL are brief narratives that describe incidents and the progress of investigations. The text is a translation, with the original version often included. The records of Sector West include DOR from Station Okucani Liaison Team and weekly reports of the Liaison Teams from all stations in the sector. The aforementioned reports were sent to the sector headquarters. The duties of the Liaison Team included regular meetings and joint patrols with the CROPOL and monitoring CROPOL investigations. The reports were created by the Liaison Team Leader and cover the aforementioned duties, reporting: specific incidents; the progress of investigations; and the Team Leader’s assessment of CROPOL investigation methods. Daily reports from the European Community Liaison Officer - West (ECLO) contain observations of the general and political situation, gathered from meetings with local officials (mayors, representatives of the local assembly, local Liaison Officers, and religious officials) and other non-political community representatives. Other topics often include the ECLO’s observations of meetings concerning the military situation, economic and infrastructural issues, as well as humanitarian and human rights issues.

Patrol reports document UNCIVPOL monitors’ observations during daily patrols of villages in their area of responsibility (AOR). They are handwritten on a form that includes: the name of the UNCIVPOL station; time of patrol; whether or not it was joint patrol with local police; the names of the driver, monitor, and interpreter; and the name of the village patrolled and the geographic grid reference.

Weekly reports from the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC) in Sector West are entitled, Report for the SRSG and Bi-Monthly Briefing Notes. These reports were sent to the Head of Civil Affairs at UNPROFOR HQ, Zagreb, and provide an informationally dense view of the situation in Sector West. In Report for the SRSG and Bi-Monthly Briefing Notes, the CAC describes political, administrative, human rights, and humanitarian issues throughout the sector, and include his personal insights and suggestions.

Weekly situation reports from the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) Field Office in Daruvar describe in narrative detail: the general situation; political developments; UNHCR protection activities, such as refugee movements, and exchanges of civilians; individual cases (including new and ongoing cases); special programs, such as winterization in refugee camps and fuel support programs; UNHCR coordination with other humanitarian organizations (UNICEF, UNPROFOR, etc.); and information regarding UNHCR staff and administration.

Routine Orders were sent weekly from the Sector Chief to the stations in the sector. The orders: communicate duties; identify any officers on leave; report any deaths of monitors; and include periodic items such as helicopter schedule, guidelines to winter driving, and mine awareness.

Village reports were sent by the stations in Sector West to the sector headquarters and provide: the name of reporting monitor; data regarding the name of the village and its geographic grid reference; date visited; population figures; the ethnic composition of residents; names of local figures of authority; remarks on the general situation; reports of destroyed houses; details about village infrastructure, including the water supply, electricity, roads and transport, and communication capabilities; and details about the education of residents, medical services, and living standards.

Weekly Station Commanders’ meetings were chaired by the Sector Chief. Topics included in the minutes of these meetings are: the general situation in Sector West; directives from the Operations Office; logistics; and updates from Station Commanders, covering the general situation in their area of responsibility, patrol conditions, cooperation with local police, incidents, the monetary exchange rate, and the cost of bread, oil, and flour.

The minutes of meetings between Sector West and local authorities were sent to the sector headquarters, and often forwarded from the Sector Chief to the Operations Office. The minutes cover: joint patrols with local police, restriction of movement, and investigations.

Monthly humanitarian reports were created by the Humanitarian Coordinator at Sector West headquarters and sent to the UNCIVPOL Commissioner. The reports briefly describe humanitarian activity in the sector, cooperation between UNCIVPOL and the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the distribution of humanitarian aid. The records of Sector West include other humanitarian reports that provide: requests for humanitarian assistance; the name, address, and ethnicity of recipients humanitarian aid; data about refugee movement; and information regarding UNCIVPOL school

visitation.

The records include UNCIVPOL organization charts as well as a significant volume of operational memoranda, which communicate administrative guidelines and directives for standard operations. Other memoranda concern: UNCIVPOL response to the protests and restriction of movement in 1994, enacted by Croatian displaced persons against UNPROFOR; UNCIVPOL evacuation plans; and UNPROFOR implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994.

UNCIVPOL officers interviewed prisoners in local jails to monitor their human rights protection and facilitate prisoner exchanges between the warring parties. The records of Sector West contain interviews with prisoners in the Serbian-run Stara Gradiška Prison and Bjelovar Military Prison in Croatia. The interviews include the prisoner’s personal data and also: why he was imprisoned; his overall treatment and if he had been beaten; and if he wishes to be exchanged.

Incident reports were written by a UNCIVPOL officer to report a civilian’s, or the officer’s observation of a crime. Sometimes incident reports were used to report requests for humanitarian aid or to initiate a tracing request. Most of the incident reports in the records of Sector West describe looting, intimidation, and murder in the given station’s area of responsibility. The subsequent investigations range in depth of documentation. Investigations strongly represented in the records are: human rights violations of prisoners; murder and attempted murders along “Dragovic Road” (described as the road between Pakrac and Požega, alternately described as between Pakrac- Bucje) in Croatia; murders in Vukovje, Croatia; mass murder in the village of Gornji Grahovljani, Croatia; and mass graves in the Croatian villages of Donji Caglic, Okucani, and Vinogradi.

Box Folder Title DateCreated Date Closed Security

LevelScanned

ItemsS-1836-0018

Civilian Police, Zagreb 09/02/1994 16/02/1994

S-1836-0018-0001

Faxes - incoming/outgoing 10/02/1994 11/02/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0018-0002


Yes

S-1836-0018-0003


Yes

S-1836-0018-0004


Yes

S-1836-0028

Civilian Police, Zagreb / Civilian Police,Zagreb, Operations Office

12/08/1994 14/06/1995

S-1836-0028-0001


Yes

S-1836-0028-0002


Yes

S-1836-0028-0003

Situation reports - daily 01/05/1995 22/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0028-0004

Situation reports - daily 25/05/1995 15/06/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0074

Civilian Police, Zagreb, Operations Office 02/06/1992 19/11/1995

S-1836-0074-0001

Sector North - investigations 07/02/1994 28/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0074-0002


Yes

S-1836-0074-0003

Sector North - murder investigations 02/06/1992 22/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0074-0004

Sector North - minutes of meetings with localauthorities

30/12/1993 20/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0074-0005

Situation Reports from Sectors West,North, and South concerning Civilian Policeevacuation on 20 Nov 1994

07/02/1994 28/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0074-0006

Sector East - situation reports 27/11/1994 30/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0091

Civilian Police, Sector North, Topusko 21/07/1995 07/09/1995

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S-1836-0091-0001

Sector North - occurrence reports - daily 01/09/1995 07/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0091-0002


S-1836-0091-0003


S-1836-0091-0004


S-1836-0091-0005


S-1836-0098


S-1836-0098-0001

Sector North - investigation of human rightsviolations


Yes

S-1836-0098-0002

Sector North - Vojnic Prison - visitation 30/09/1994 25/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0098-0003

Sector North - refugee status reports - daily 15/09/1994 13/10/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0098-0004

Sector North - refugee status reports - daily 24/08/1994 14/09/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0098-0005

Sector North - memoranda and incidentreports regarding refugees in the sector


Yes

S-1836-0099


S-1836-0099-0001

Sector North - Turanj Refugee Camp -incidents


Yes

S-1836-0099-0002

Sector North - Batnoga Refugee Camp -incidents


Yes

S-1836-0099-0003

Sector North - village visitation reports 23/09/1995 17/11/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0099-0004

Sector North - Station Glina - villagevisitation reports

13/11/1995 02/12/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0099-0005

Sector North - Station Kostajnica - villagevisitation reports


S-1836-0111

Civilian Police, Sector West, Daruvar 14/06/1995 07/12/1995

S-1836-0111-0001

Sector West - Station Daruvar - humanitarianreports - monthly


No

S-1836-0111-0002

Sector West - humanitarian aid deliveryreports


No

S-1836-0111-0003


26/06/1995 08/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0111-0004


14/06/1995 30/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0111-0005


17/06/1995 16/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0124


S-1836-0124-0001

Sector West - Station Pakrac - investigationsof war crimes


No

S-1836-0124-0002

Sector West - Station Pakrac - incidentreports


No

S-1836-0124-0003

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -investigations of intimidation cases


No

S-1836-0124-0004

Sector West - Station Pakrac -investigations of war crimes


No

S-1836-0124-0005

Sector West - operational guidelines anddocuments from an Investigations OfficersMeeting

16/09/1992 16/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0138


S-1836-0138-0001

Sector West - Station Daruvar - incidentreports and investigations


No





















































S-1836-0138-0002

Sector West - Station Daruvar - incidentreports


No

S-1836-0138-0003



No

S-1836-0138-0004



No

S-1836-0138-0005



No

S-1836-0150


S-1836-0150-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - patrol reports- daily

01/07/1995 17/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0150-0002

Sector West - Station Okucani - patrolreports - daily

18/07/1995 07/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0150-0003


03/08/1995 08/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0150-0004

Sector West - Station Daruvar - patrolreports - daily

09/10/1995 28/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0150-0005

Sector West - Minutes of StationCommanders meetings and operationalmemoranda regarding Sector Highway

05/01/1995 31/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0010


S-1836-0010-0001


Yes

S-1836-0010-0002


Yes

S-1836-0010-0003


Yes

S-1836-0010-0004


Yes

S-1836-0011


S-1836-0011-0001


Yes

S-1836-0011-0002


Yes

S-1836-0011-0003


Yes

S-1836-0011-0004


Yes

S-1836-0015


S-1836-0015-0001


Yes

S-1836-0015-0002


Yes

S-1836-0015-0003


Yes

S-1836-0015-0004


Yes

S-1836-0015-0005


Yes

S-1836-0021


S-1836-0021-0001


Yes

S-1836-0021-0002


Yes

S-1836-0021-0003


Yes

S-1836- Faxes - incoming/outgoing 02/04/1994 05/04/1994 Strictly Yes





















































0021-0004 confidential

S-1836-0029


S-1836-0029-0001


Yes

S-1836-0029-0002


S-1836-0029-0003


S-1836-0029-0004


S-1836-0046


S-1836-0046-0001

Sector East - investigations of mass graves 09/09/1992 02/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0046-0002

Sector East - incident reports andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0046-0003

Sector East - reports on local elections andschool visitation program


S-1836-0046-0004

Sector East - monthly law and order reportsand managerial reviews


S-1836-0046-0005

Sector East - investigations of expulsions 11/09/1992 29/01/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0048


S-1836-0048-0001

Sector West - situation reports - daily 03/04/1995 05/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0048-0002

Sector West - situation reports - weekly 09/10/1995 22/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0048-0003

Sector West - incident reports and situationreports


Yes

S-1836-0048-0004

Sector West - incident reports 23/05/1995 19/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0064


S-1836-0064-0001

Sector North - operational and managerialreviews


S-1836-0064-0002


Yes

S-1836-0064-0003

Sector North - protests by Civilian Policeagainst restrictions of movement within theZone of Separation


Yes

S-1836-0064-0004

Sector North - incident reports and CivilianPolice monitoring of human rights


Yes

S-1836-0064-0005

Sector North - situation reports - daily 01/05/1995 20/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0065


S-1836-0065-0001

Sector South - situation reports - daily 18/07/1995 19/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0065-0002


Yes

S-1836-0065-0003


Yes

S-1836-0065-0004


Yes

S-1836-0065-0005


Yes

S-1836-0076

















































S-1836-0076-0001

Sector North - memoranda regarding Turanjand Batnoga refugee camps


S-1836-0076-0002

Sector North - monthly reports 31/01/1994 10/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0076-0003

Sector North - population census onminorities


Yes

S-1836-0076-0004

Sector North - population census onminorities


Yes

S-1836-0076-0005


Yes

S-1836-0095


S-1836-0095-0001

Sector North - occurrence reports - daily 08/12/1995 14/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0095-0002

Sector North - occurrence reports - daily 03/12/1995 08/12/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0095-0003


S-1836-0095-0004


Yes

S-1836-0095-0005


S-1836-0102

Civilian Police, Sector North, Topusko /Civilian Police, Sector West, Daruvar

31/03/1995 23/11/1995

S-1836-0102-0001

Sector North - Station Velika Kladusa -village visitation reports

23/09/1995 24/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0102-0002

Sector West - Station Novska - occurrencereports - daily


No

S-1836-0102-0003



No

S-1836-0102-0004


14/08/1995 18/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0102-0005

Sector West - Station Pakrac - occurrencereports - daily


No

S-1836-0104


S-1836-0104-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - occurrencereports - daily

12/07/1995 07/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0104-0002


17/08/1995 29/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0104-0003



No

S-1836-0104-0004



No

S-1836-0104-0005

Sector West - Station Daruvar - situationreports - daily


No

S-1836-0108


S-1836-0108-0001



No

S-1836-0108-0002


24/05/1995 19/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0108-0003



No

S-1836-0108-0004



No

S-1836-0108-0005



No

S-1836-0119




















































S-1836-0119-0001

Sector West - Station Pakrac - reports andmemoranda relating to humanitarianassistance


No

S-1836-0119-0002

Sector West - Station Pakrac - humanitarianreports - monthly

02/01/1995 27/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0119-0003

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -village visitation reports

25/07/1993 27/10/1993 Confidential No

S-1836-0119-0004

Sector West - operational memorandarelating to the investigation of human rightsviolations


No

S-1836-0143


S-1836-0143-0001


17/06/1995 30/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0143-0002

Sector West - operational memoranda 15/06/1994 06/08/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0143-0003

Sector West - operational memorandaregarding UNPA crossing points and a draftof UNPROFOR withdrawal plan


No

S-1836-0143-0004

Sector West - Memoranda - operationaland relating to protests againstUNPROFOR by Croatians


No

S-1836-0143-0005

Sector West - Memoranda regarding CivilianPolice inventory


No

S-1836-0143-0006

Sector West - operational memoranda andmonthly reports

02/10/1994 24/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0153


S-1836-0153-0001

Sector West - daily situation reports fromthe Civilian Police Commissioner to theHead of Civil Affairs

16/07/1995 29/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0153-0002

Sector West - daily situation reports from theCivilian Police Commissioner to the Head ofCivil Affairs

30/07/1995 15/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0153-0003



No

S-1836-0153-0004


29/09/1995 25/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0153-0005


25/11/1995 18/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0153-0006


17/12/1995 31/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0153-0007


30/08/1995 17/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0006


S-1836-0006-0001


Yes

S-1836-0006-0002


Yes

S-1836-0006-0003


Yes

S-1836-0006-0004


Yes

S-1836-0012


S-1836-0012-0001


Yes

















































S-1836-0012-0003


Yes

S-1836-0012-0004


Yes

S-1836-0033


S-1836-0033-0001

Sector Sarajevo - reports, tracer requests,and memoranda


Yes

S-1836-0033-0002

Sector Sarajevo - monthly reports 25/01/1994 02/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0033-0003

Pleso Airport Station - meeting summariesand monthly reports


S-1836-0033-0004

Mostar Station - reports 31/05/1993 13/09/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0033-0005

Mostar Station - investigation reports 16/06/1993 28/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0040


S-1836-0040-0001

Risk assessment reports from SectorSarajevo


S-1836-0040-0002

Situation reports from Sectors North andSouth


Yes

S-1836-0040-0003

Civilian Police reports concerning humanrights violations and the transfer ofrefugees


Yes

S-1836-0040-0004

Sector East - situation reports 19/04/1995 09/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0061


S-1836-0061-0001

Sector North - daily situation reports andminutes of meetings with local police


Yes

S-1836-0061-0002


Yes

S-1836-0061-0003

Sector North - memoranda regardingrefugees in Kuplensko Camp, Croatia, anddaily situation reports


Yes

S-1836-0061-0004


Yes

S-1836-0078


S-1836-0078-0002

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (SectorBH) - situation reports - daily


S-1836-0078-0003

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sector BH)- situation reports - daily


S-1836-0078-0001



Yes

S-1836-0078-0004



Yes

S-1836-0078-0005



Yes

S-1836-0087


S-1836-0087-0001

Sector North - weekly status reports 22/04/1995 23/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0087-0002

Sector North - weekly status reports 06/10/1994 08/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0087-0003

Sector North - month end reports 01/05/1995 31/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0087-0004


Yes


















































S-1836-0087-0005


Yes

S-1836-0089


S-1836-0089-0001


Yes

S-1836-0089-0002


Yes

S-1836-0089-0003


S-1836-0089-0004


S-1836-0089-0005


S-1836-0093


S-1836-0093-0001


S-1836-0093-0002


S-1836-0093-0003


Yes

S-1836-0093-0004


Yes

S-1836-0115


S-1836-0115-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - humanitarianreports - monthly


No

S-1836-0115-0002

Sector West - Standard OperatingProcedures

31/12/1992 03/08/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0115-0003

Sector West - Standard AdministrativeProcedures


No

S-1836-0115-0004

Sector West - information circulars 25/06/1993 28/10/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0123


S-1836-0123-0001

Sector West - investigation of war crimes inVinogradi, Serbia


No

S-1836-0123-0002

Sector West - investigations of human rightsviolations in Okucani Prison


No

S-1836-0123-0003

Sector West - investigation of grenadeexplosion in Veliki Zdenci, Croatia


No

S-1836-0123-0004

Sector West - investigation of attemptedmurder


No

S-1836-0123-0005

Sector West - Station Pakrac - memorandaand investigations relating to Lipik CrossingPoint, Croatia


No

S-1836-0123-0006

Sector West - Station Pakrac - investigationsof kidnapping and murder


No

S-1836-0134


S-1836-0134-0001

Sector West - Station Pakrac - incidentreports and investigations


No

S-1836-0134-0002



No

S-1836-0134-0003



No

S-1836-0134-0004



No

S-1836-0134-0005



No



















































S-1836-0136


S-1836-0136-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - incidentreports and investigations


No

S-1836-0136-0002

Sector West - Station Okucani -investigations


No

S-1836-0136-0003



No

S-1836-0136-0004

Sector West - Station Novska - memorandarelating to human rights violations andincident reports


No

S-1836-0136-0005



No

S-1836-0154


S-1836-0154-0001


16/09/1995 30/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0154-0002


29/09/1995 31/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0154-0003

Sector West - daily situation reports 01/05/1995 31/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0154-0004


No

S-1836-0154-0005


No

S-1836-0155


S-1836-0155-0001


No

S-1836-0155-0002


No

S-1836-0155-0003


No

S-1836-0155-0004


No

S-1836-0155-0005


No

S-1836-0161


S-1836-0161-0001


S-1836-0161-0002


S-1836-0161-0003

Sector West - orientation program for newCivilian Police monitors and the basicoperational plan for the sector

12/04/1994 02/04/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0161-0004

Sector West - Media summaries - daily 02/09/1994 11/10/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0161-0005

Sector West - standard operationsprocedures

12/05/1994 27/07/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0002


S-1836-0002-0001


Yes

S-1836-0002-0002


Yes

S-1836-0002-0003


Yes

S-1836-0002-0004


Yes

S-1836- Civilian Police, Zagreb 03/08/1993 22/08/1993

















































0003

S-1836-0003-0001


Yes

S-1836-0003-0002


Yes

S-1836-0003-0003


Yes

S-1836-0003-0004


Yes

S-1836-0004


S-1836-0004-0001


Yes

S-1836-0004-0002


Yes

S-1836-0004-0003


Yes

S-1836-0004-0004


Yes

S-1836-0005


S-1836-0005-0001


Yes

S-1836-0005-0002


Yes

S-1836-0005-0003


Yes

S-1836-0005-0004


Yes

S-1836-0030


S-1836-0030-0001


S-1836-0030-0002


S-1836-0030-0003


S-1836-0030-0004



S-1836-0030-0005



S-1836-0037


S-1836-0037-0001

Border reconnaissance of United NationsProtected Areas (UNPAs)


S-1836-0037-0002

Border reconnaissance of United NationsProtected Areas (UNPAs)


S-1836-0037-0003

Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994 andnegotiations for an economic agreement


S-1836-0037-0004

Role of Civilian Police in implementingceasefire and policing the Zone ofSeparation


S-1836-0037-0005

Policing the Zone of Separation 29/03/1994 07/09/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0062


S-1836-0062-0001


Yes

S-1836-0062-0002

Sector North - Station Slunj - incidents andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0062-0003

Sector North - Station Plaski - incidents andinvestigations




















































S-1836-0062-0004

Sector North - Station Vojnic - incidents andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0062-0005

Sector North - Station Vrginmost - incidentsand investigations


Yes

S-1836-0062-0006

Sector North - incidents and investigationsfrom Station Glina, Station Petrinja, andStation Velika Kladusa


Yes

S-1836-0063


S-1836-0063-0001

Sector North - incidents and investigationsfrom Station Slunj, Station Vojnic, andStation Vrgnmost


Yes

S-1836-0063-0002

Sector North - Station Glina - incidents andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0063-0003

Sector North - Station Petrinja - incidentsand investigations


Yes

S-1836-0063-0004

Sector North - Station Kostajnica - incidentsand investigations


Yes

S-1836-0063-0005

Sector North - Station Velika Kladusa -incidents and investigations


Yes

S-1836-0063-0006

Inspections and visits to Sector North byCivilian Police, foreign delegations, andjournalists


S-1836-0063-0007

Sector North - general assessments andrecommendations


S-1836-0070


S-1836-0070-0001

Sector South - reports concerningdisplaced persons of Serbian origin inCroatia


Yes

S-1836-0070-0002

Sector South - tracing requests andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0070-0003

Sector South - tracing requests andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0070-0004

Sector South - population statistics anddirectives relating to Operation MedakPocket


Yes

S-1836-0070-0005

Sector South - policing of the Zone ofSeparation in cooperation with CroatianPolice


Yes

S-1836-0070-0006

Sector South - arrests within the Zone ofSeparation


Yes

S-1836-0081

Civilian Police, Sector South, Knin 11/01/1995 21/12/1995

S-1836-0081-0001

Sector South - Station Obrovac - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0081-0002



Yes

S-1836-0081-0003



Yes

S-1836-0081-0004



Yes

S-1836-0081-0005



Yes

S-1836-0084


S-1836-0084-0001

Sector South - Station Knin - duty roster 01/05/1995 01/01/1996 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0084-0002

Sector South - Station Knin - duty roster 06/12/1994 30/04/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0084-0003

Sector South - Station Gracac - incidentreports and investigations


Yes

S-1836- Sector South - operations and deployment 01/02/1995 07/08/1995 Strictly Yes




















































S-1836-0085

Civilian Police, Sector South, Knin / CivilianPolice, Sector North, Topusko

07/05/1993 01/01/1996

S-1836-0085-0001

Sector South - Station Knin - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1836-0085-0002

Sector South - Station Knin - situation reports- daily


Yes

S-1836-0085-0003

Sector North - weekly Station Commandersmeetings - minutes


S-1836-0085-0004



S-1836-0085-0005



S-1836-0096


S-1836-0096-0001

Sector North - Glina Prison and VojnicPrison - prisoner data


Yes

S-1836-0096-0002

Sector North - Glina Prison and Vojnic Prison- prisoner data


Yes

S-1836-0096-0003


S-1836-0096-0004


S-1836-0096-0005


S-1836-0107


S-1836-0107-0001



No

S-1836-0107-0002

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -occurrence reports - daily


No

S-1836-0107-0003



No

S-1836-0107-0004



No

S-1836-0107-0005



No

S-1836-0126


S-1836-0126-0001

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -incident reports and investigations


No

S-1836-0126-0002



No

S-1836-0126-0003



No

S-1836-0126-0004



No

S-1836-0132


S-1836-0132-0001



No

S-1836-0132-0002



No

S-1836-0132-0003



No

S-1836-0132-0004



No

S-1836-0132-0005



No

S-1836- Civilian Police, Sector West, Daruvar 24/03/1994 07/12/1995


















































0137

S-1836-0137-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - incidentreports


No

S-1836-0137-0002



No

S-1836-0137-0003



No

S-1836-0137-0004



No

S-1836-0137-0005



No

S-1836-0141


S-1836-0141-0001



No

S-1836-0141-0002

Sector West - Station Daruvar -memoranda relating to implementation ofthe Ceasefire Agreement of 25 March 1994


No

S-1836-0141-0003

Sector West - Station Daruvar - memorandarelating to implementation of the CeasefireAgreement of 25 March 1994


No

S-1836-0141-0004

Sector West - Station Daruvar -memoranda relating to implementation ofthe Ceasefire Agreement of 25 March 1994


No

S-1836-0141-0005

Sector West - Station Daruvar - weeklysituation reports sent to Civil Affairs


No

S-1836-0141-0006

Sector West - Civil Affairs Coordinator -weekly reports for the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-Generaland bi-monthly briefing notes

03/08/1994 21/10/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0141-0007

Sector West - Civil Affairs Coordinator -weekly reports for the Special Representativeof the Secretary-General and bi-monthlybriefing notes

28/10/1994 06/01/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0145


S-1836-0145-0001

Memoranda relating to the Zone ofSeparation and minutes of meetings withlocal police


No

S-1836-0145-0002

Memoranda assessing the situation in thesector


No

S-1836-0145-0003


06/10/1994 08/12/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0145-0004


09/12/1994 30/12/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0145-0005

Sector West - daily media summaries andoperational memoranda regarding SectorHighway

22/11/1994 31/12/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0145-0006

Sector West - incident reports and CivilianPolice job descriptions


No

S-1836-0158


S-1836-0158-0001

Sector West - crime statistics - monthly 30/04/1992 01/04/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0158-0002

Sector West - Monthly and semi-monthlyreports


No

S-1836-0158-0003

Sector West - investigations - mass graves 20/08/1995 16/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0158-0004

Sector West - routine orders and operationalmemoranda

27/01/1994 18/03/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0158-0005

Sector West - routine orders andoperational memoranda

28/02/1994 17/06/1994 Confidential No















































S-1836-0158-0006

Sector West - routine orders and operationalmemoranda

24/06/1994 26/08/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0007


S-1836-0007-0001


Yes

S-1836-0007-0002


Yes

S-1836-0007-0003


Yes

S-1836-0007-0004


Yes

S-1836-0007-0005


Yes

S-1836-0017


S-1836-0017-0001


Yes

S-1836-0017-0002


Yes

S-1836-0017-0003

Faxes - incoming/outgoing 06/02/1994 07/02/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0017-0004


Yes

S-1836-0020


S-1836-0020-0001


Yes

S-1836-0020-0002


Yes

S-1836-0020-0003


Yes

S-1836-0020-0004


Yes

S-1836-0022


S-1836-0022-0001


Yes

S-1836-0022-0002


Yes

S-1836-0022-0003


Yes

S-1836-0022-0004


Yes

S-1836-0025


S-1836-0025-0001


Yes

S-1836-0025-0002


Yes

S-1836-0025-0003


Yes

S-1836-0025-0004


Yes

S-1836-0032


S-1836-0032-0001

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sector BH)- incident reports and tracing requests


Yes

S-1836-0032-0002

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (SectorBH) - operations


Yes

S-1836-0032-0003

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sector BH)- situation assessments




















































S-1836-0032-0004

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (SectorBH) - meeting summaries and reports


S-1836-0039


S-1836-0039-0001

Tracing requests and reports 30/01/1993 21/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0039-0002

Tracing requests and reports 23/09/1992 18/02/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0039-0003

Implementation of operation plan for theredeployment of Civilian Police


Yes

S-1836-0039-0004

Risk assessment reports of Civilian PoliceSectors


Yes

S-1836-0041


S-1836-0041-0001


Yes

S-1836-0041-0002


Yes

S-1836-0041-0003

Sector East - situation reports 01/07/1995 04/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0041-0004


Yes

S-1836-0043


S-1836-0043-0001

Sector East - incident reports 30/08/1995 23/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0043-0002


Yes

S-1836-0043-0003


Yes

S-1836-0043-0004


Yes

S-1836-0043-0005


Yes

S-1836-0045


S-1836-0045-0001

Sector East - investigations of expulsions 23/05/1992 25/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0045-0002


Yes

S-1836-0045-0003


Yes

S-1836-0045-0004


Yes

S-1836-0052


S-1836-0052-0001

Sector East - situation reports - daily 03/05/1995 25/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0052-0002

Sector West - situation reports 08/05/1995 28/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0052-0003

Sector East - situation reports and time tablereports


Yes

S-1836-0052-0004

Civilian Police timetables of daily events 01/05/1995 29/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0053


S-1836-0053-0001

Pleso Airport Station - situation reports -daily


S-1836-0053-0002

Pleso Airport Station - situation reports - daily 29/07/1995 03/10/1995 Confidential Yes



















































S-1836-0053-0003

Pleso Airport Station - situation reports -daily


S-1836-0053-0004

Pleso Airport Station - situation reports - daily 03/03/1995 17/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0053-0005

Situation reports from Sector North andminutes from Sector South meetings


Yes

S-1836-0057


S-1836-0057-0001

Establishment of Civilian Police SectorHighway


S-1836-0057-0002

Protests from Civilian Police, Serbia, andCroatia regarding highway incidents


S-1836-0057-0003

Sector Highway - situation reports - daily 31/05/1995 16/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0057-0004

Sector Highway - incident reports andoverview of the Sector's operation


Yes

S-1836-0066


S-1836-0066-0001


Yes

S-1836-0066-0002


Yes

S-1836-0066-0003

Sector South - incident reports and dailysituation reports


Yes

S-1836-0066-0004



Yes

S-1836-0066-0005



Yes

S-1836-0067


S-1836-0067-0001



Yes

S-1836-0067-0002

Sector South - Station Korenica - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0067-0003



Yes

S-1836-0067-0004

Sector South - Station Knin - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0067-0005

Sector South - Station Knin - incident reports 24/08/1995 14/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0067-0006



Yes

S-1836-0071


S-1836-0071-0001

Sector South - reports and incidentsinvolving the Kakma Pumping Station


Yes

S-1836-0071-0002

Sector South - memoranda and minutes frommeetings pursuant to the Cease FireAgreement of 30 June 1992


Yes

S-1836-0071-0003

Sector South - Civilian Police reports ofincidents and restriction of movement


Yes

S-1836-0071-0004

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - situationreports - daily


S-1836-0071-0005



S-1836-0071-0006



Yes

S-1836-0083




















































S-1836-0083-0001

Sector South - Civilian Police operations anddirectives


S-1836-0083-0002

Sector South - monthly reports 30/04/1995 01/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0083-0003

Sector South - monthly reports 24/10/1994 01/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0083-0004

Sector South - weekly statistical reports 30/09/1994 29/12/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0094


S-1836-0094-0001


Yes

S-1836-0094-0002


Yes

S-1836-0094-0003


S-1836-0094-0004


Yes

S-1836-0094-0005


Yes

S-1836-0100


S-1836-0100-0001

Sector North - Station Vojnic - villagevisitation reports

19/09/1995 17/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0100-0002

Sector North - Station Petrinja - villagevisitation reports

15/09/1995 26/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0100-0003

Sector North - Station Petrinja - villagevisitation reports

16/09/1995 24/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0100-0004

Sector North - Station Plaski - villagevisitation reports

23/09/1995 10/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0103


S-1836-0103-0001



No

S-1836-0103-0002



No

S-1836-0103-0003



No

S-1836-0103-0004



No

S-1836-0103-0005


20/05/1995 11/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0116


S-1836-0116-0001

Sector West - information circulars andoperational directives

02/11/1994 02/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0116-0002


14/01/1995 30/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0116-0003

Sector West - Station Okucani - villagevisitation reports

11/07/1995 08/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0116-0004


01/06/1995 12/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0127


S-1836-0127-0001



No

S-1836-0127-0002



No

S-1836-0127-0003



No

S-1836- Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje - 22/08/1994 11/10/1994 Strictly No





















































0127-0004 incident reports and investigations confidentialS-1836-0129


S-1836-0129-0001



No

S-1836-0129-0002



No

S-1836-0129-0003



No

S-1836-0129-0004



No

S-1836-0129-0005



No

S-1836-0014


S-1836-0014-0001


Yes

S-1836-0014-0002


Yes

S-1836-0014-0003


Yes

S-1836-0014-0004


Yes

S-1836-0014-0005


Yes

S-1836-0024


S-1836-0024-0001

Faxes - incoming and outgiong 07/05/1994 11/05/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0024-0002


Yes

S-1836-0024-0003


Yes

S-1836-0024-0004


Yes

S-1836-0024-0005


Yes

S-1836-0034


S-1836-0034-0001

Srebrenica Station - operations 29/04/1993 07/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0034-0002

Gorazde Station - operations 20/04/1994 16/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0034-0003

Mostar Station - situation reports 02/09/1994 10/01/1996 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0034-0004

Mostar Station - meetings between CivilianPolice, Western European Union Police,and Mostar Police


S-1836-0034-0005

Mostar Station - operations 21/07/1994 31/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0042


S-1836-0042-0001


Yes

S-1836-0042-0002


Yes

S-1836-0042-0003


Yes

S-1836-0042-0004


Yes

S-1836-0050




















































S-1836-0050-0001


Yes

S-1836-0050-0002


Yes

S-1836-0050-0003


Yes

S-1836-0050-0004


Yes

S-1836-0069


S-1836-0069-0001

Sector South - final report of investigations inthe Medak Pocket, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0069-0002

Sector South - investigation of murders inVarivode, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0069-0003

Sector South - investigation of murders inVarivode, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0069-0004

Sector South - murder investigations in thearea of Benkovac, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0069-0005

Sector South - murder investigations in thearea of Obrovac, Serbia


Yes

S-1836-0075


S-1836-0075-0001

Sector North - incident reports andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0075-0002

Sector North - tracing requests andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0075-0003


Yes

S-1836-0075-0004



Yes

S-1836-0075-0005



Yes

S-1836-0077


S-1836-0077-0001

Sector North - investigation reports andminutes from meetings regarding KuplenskoRefugee Camp, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0077-0002

Sector North - memoranda regardingCivilian Police operations


Yes

S-1836-0077-0003



Yes

S-1836-0077-0004



Yes

S-1836-0077-0005



Yes

S-1836-0079

Civilian Police, Zagreb, Operations Office /Civilian Police, Sector South, Knin

15/05/1995 03/11/1995

S-1836-0079-0001


Yes

S-1836-0079-0002



Yes

S-1836-0079-0003


Yes

S-1836-0079-0004



S-1836-0079-0005



Yes

S-1836-0082


S-1836-0082-0001

Sector South - monthly reports 06/05/1994 02/01/1996 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0082-0002

Sector South - mid-month reports 01/03/1993 05/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes





















































S-1836-0082-0003

Sector South - Station Benkovac - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0082-0004



Yes

S-1836-0082-0005



Yes

S-1836-0092


S-1836-0092-0001


S-1836-0092-0002


Yes

S-1836-0092-0003


S-1836-0092-0004


Yes

S-1836-0101


S-1836-0101-0001

Sector North - Station Vojnic - villagevisitation reports


No

S-1836-0101-0002

Sector North - Station Vrginmost - villagevisitation reports

29/09/1995 25/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0101-0003

Sector North - Station Vrginmost- villagevisitation reports

16/09/1995 12/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0101-0004

Sector North - Station Slunj - village visitationreports

19/09/1995 25/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0101-0005

Sector North - Station Slunj - villagevisitation reports

15/09/1995 02/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0106


S-1836-0106-0001


01/04/1995 31/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0106-0002

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje - dailyoccurrence reports from the Croatian Police


No

S-1836-0106-0003



No

S-1836-0106-0004



No

S-1836-0106-0005



No

S-1836-0110


S-1836-0110-0001

Sector West - Station Daruvar -humanitarian reports - monthly


No

S-1836-0110-0002

Sector West - humanitarian incident reportsand operational guidelines for Civilian Policecooperation with the United Nations HighCommission for Refugees


No

S-1836-0110-0003

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -humanitarian reports - monthly


No

S-1836-0110-0004

Sector West - Station Daruvar - humanitarianincident reports


No

S-1836-0110-0005

Sector West - Station Daruvar -humanitarian reports - monthly


No

S-1836-0112


S-1836-0112-0001



No

S-1836-0112-0002

Sector West - documents of Working Groupon Human Rights

27/02/1995 24/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836- Sector West - documents of Working Group 27/02/1995 14/04/1995 Unclassified No



















































0112-0003 on Human Rights

S-1836-0112-0004



No

S-1836-0112-0005

Sector West - Station Okucani -humanitarian aid delivery reports


No

S-1836-0113


S-1836-0113-0001

Sector West - Memoranda relating toCivilian Police operations

10/05/1995 23/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0113-0002

Sector West - general assessment of sectoroperations and memoranda regardingincidents


No

S-1836-0113-0003



No

S-1836-0113-0004

Sector West - Liaison Team reports - weekly 14/08/1994 05/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0113-0005

Sector West - Station Daruvar - UnitedNations High Commission for Refugees -situation reports - weekly


No

S-1836-0117


S-1836-0117-0001


13/07/1995 02/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0117-0002


31/05/1995 05/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0117-0003


03/06/1995 28/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0117-0004


21/09/1995 07/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0121


S-1836-0121-0001

Sector West - investigations of intimidationand Croatian Police brutality


No

S-1836-0121-0002

Sector West - investigations 15/06/1992 05/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0121-0003

Sector West - Memoranda relating toprisoner exchanges and official reports ofCivilian Police interviews with inmates ofStara Gradiska Prison


No

S-1836-0121-0004

Sector West - kidnapping investigationsand memoranda relating to prisonerexchanges


No

S-1836-0130


S-1836-0130-0001

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -incident reports and investigation ofgrenade explosion in Veliki Zdenci, Croatia


No

S-1836-0130-0002



No

S-1836-0130-0003

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -minutes of Station Commanders meetingsand Civilian Police meetings with localprosecutors


No

S-1836-0130-0004

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -humanitarian incident reports and villagevisitation reports

28/07/1994 29/01/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0130-0005



No

S-1836-0148


S-1836-0148-0001

Sector West - Station Grubisno Pole -village visitation reports and monthly

21/07/1993 03/12/1995 Unclassified No













































humanitarian reports

S-1836-0148-0002

Sector West - Station Grubisno Pole -humanitarian aid delivery log


No

S-1836-0148-0003

Sector West - Sector West - operationalmemoranda

12/03/1995 13/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0148-0004

Sector West - operational memoranda andminutes of meetings with local authorities


No

S-1836-0148-0005

Sector West - routine orders - weekly 22/05/1995 11/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0148-0006


S-1836-0151


S-1836-0151-0001


S-1836-0151-0002

Sector West - UNPROFOR Telephone andFax Directory and memoranda regardingstandard administrative procedures

15/11/1993 11/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0151-0003



No

S-1836-0151-0004



No

S-1836-0151-0005


01/04/1995 17/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0151-0006


18/04/1995 30/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0156


S-1836-0156-0001


No

S-1836-0156-0002


No

S-1836-0156-0003

Sector West - daily situation reports 16/12/1995 03/01/1996 Unclassified No

S-1836-0156-0004

Sector West - Monthly reports 24/04/1995 01/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0156-0005

Sector West - Monthly reports from stations 25/05/1995 23/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0156-0006

Sector West - weekly statistic reports andincident reports


No

S-1836-0157


S-1836-0157-0001

Sector West - weekly crime statistics andincident reports


No

S-1836-0157-0002



No

S-1836-0157-0003



No

S-1836-0157-0004

Sector West - humanitarian reports -weekly

26/10/1994 26/01/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0157-0005

Sector West - weekly reports fromInvestigation Officers and incident reports


No

S-1836-0157-0006

Sector West - weekly reports fromInvestigation Officers


No

S-1836-0159


S-1836-0159-0001

Sector West - routine orders 02/09/1994 16/12/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0159-0002

Sector West - operational memoranda 27/01/1994 29/08/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No




















































S-1836-0159-0003


S-1836-0159-0004


S-1836-0159-0005


S-1836-0159-0006


S-1836-0162


S-1836-0162-0001


No

S-1836-0162-0002

Sector West - UNPROFOR Safety andSecurity Guidelines and Operation Plan3/94

05/05/1994 29/07/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0162-0003

Sector West - Administrative memoranda 17/10/1992 24/05/1993 Unclassified No

S-1836-0162-0004

Sector West - Memoranda relating tomaintenance of UNPROFOR vehicles

03/11/1992 20/05/1993 Unclassified No

S-1836-0162-0005

Sector West - Memoranda relating toUNPROFOR vehicles


No

S-1836-0162-0006

Sector West - Memoranda relating toCivilian Police protest against restriction ofmovement by the Croatian Police

20/05/1995 18/09/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0013


S-1836-0013-0001


Yes

S-1836-0013-0002

Faxes - incoming/outgoing 02/01/1994 03/01/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0013-0003


Yes

S-1836-0013-0004


Yes

S-1836-0013-0005


Yes

S-1836-0019


S-1836-0019-0001


Yes

S-1836-0019-0002


Yes

S-1836-0019-0003


Yes

S-1836-0019-0004


Yes

S-1836-0023


S-1836-0023-0001


Yes

S-1836-0023-0002


Yes

S-1836-0023-0003


Yes

S-1836-0023-0004


Yes

S-1836-0026


S-1836-0026-0001


Yes




















































0026-0002 confidentialS-1836-0026-0003


Yes

S-1836-0026-0004


Yes

S-1836-0027


S-1836-0027-0001


Yes

S-1836-0027-0002


Yes

S-1836-0027-0003


S-1836-0027-0004


Yes

S-1836-0031


S-1836-0031-0001



S-1836-0031-0002



S-1836-0031-0003



S-1836-0031-0004

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sector BH)- investigations


Yes

S-1836-0031-0005

Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (SectorBH) - incident reports


Yes

S-1836-0036


S-1836-0036-0001

Headquarters - vehicles - accident claims 19/11/1993 13/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0036-0002

Headquarters - vehicles - hijacking incidents 01/01/1995 08/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0036-0003

Headquarters - operations - incidents 22/03/1993 01/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0036-0004

Headquarters - operations, personnel 28/01/1994 22/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0036-0005

Headquarters - operations 09/08/1993 14/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0036-0006

Headquarters - operations - restrictions ofmovement


Yes

S-1836-0038


S-1836-0038-0001

Civilian Police organizing Serbian andCroatian Police patrol of the Zone ofSeparation


S-1836-0038-0002

Issuing by Civilian Police of Serbian andCroatian Police identification cards


S-1836-0038-0003

Zone of Separation violations 15/04/1994 11/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0038-0004

Protests regarding policing of Zone ofSeparation


Yes

S-1836-0038-0005

Central and Sector Joint Commissionmeetings


Yes

S-1836-0044


S-1836-0044-0001

Sector East - tracing requests and reports 24/07/1993 06/07/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0044-0002

Sector East - investigations 05/03/1993 04/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0044-0003

Sector East - investigations 17/02/1992 10/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes




















































S-1836-0044-0004

Sector East - meetings 14/05/1993 06/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0044-0005


Yes

S-1836-0056


S-1836-0056-0001

Sector West - Meetings 23/06/1993 27/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0056-0002

Sector West - Meetings and directivesregarding monitoring human rightsviolations


Yes

S-1836-0056-0003

Sector West - investigations of bordercrossings and situation reports from theCroatian Police


Yes

S-1836-0056-0004

General assessment of Sector West andmanagerial review


Yes

S-1836-0056-0005

Sector West - station information andoperational matters


Yes

S-1836-0058


S-1836-0058-0001


Yes

S-1836-0058-0002

Sector Highway - monthly reports andoperational directives


S-1836-0058-0003

Sector Highway - minutes of meetings withlocal police and operational directives


S-1836-0058-0004

Sector Highway - minutes of meetings withlocal police and operational directives


S-1836-0059


S-1836-0059-0001


Yes

S-1836-0059-0002


Yes

S-1836-0059-0003


Yes

S-1836-0059-0004


Yes

S-1836-0068


S-1836-0068-0001

Sector South - general assessment andoperation reports


Yes

S-1836-0068-0002

Sector South - monthly reports andpopulation statistics


Yes

S-1836-0068-0003

Sector South - investigation of mass grave inMiljevci Plateau, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0068-0004

Sector South - investigations 03/02/1993 23/11/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0068-0005

Sector South - investigations 14/12/1994 07/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0068-0006

Sector South - murder investigation inPodlapaca, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0073


S-1836-0073-0001

Sector East - reports concerning CivilianPolice evacuation on 20 November 1994


S-1836-0073-0002

Sector West - Reports from Sector East andSector Sarajevo concerning Civilian Policeevacuation


S-1836-0073-0003

Sector West - Reports and memorandaregarding the Bihac area


S-1836- Sector West - Memoranda and minutes of 10/10/1993 22/12/1993 Strictly Yes



















































0073-0004 meetings regarding the exchange of Serband Croat prisoners of war (POW)

confidential

S-1836-0073-0005

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - visits to thesector by Civilian Police authorities andCivilian Police roll in 1994 FYROM census


Yes

S-1836-0073-0006

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - populationstatistics and station information


Yes

S-1836-0073-0007

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - managerialreviews and station information


Yes

S-1836-0086


S-1836-0086-0001


Yes

S-1836-0086-0002


Yes

S-1836-0086-0003

Sector North - human rights abuse reports 05/01/1994 06/10/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0086-0004

Sector North - mortality data - monthly 13/01/1994 06/12/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1836-0086-0005

Sector North - evacuation plans 12/12/1994 31/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0086-0006

Sector North - situation updates, minutes ofmeetings with local authorities, andmemoranda relating to Civilian Policeredeployment


S-1836-0088


S-1836-0088-0001


Yes

S-1836-0088-0002


Yes

S-1836-0088-0003


Yes

S-1836-0088-0004

Sector North - humanitarian reports -monthly


S-1836-0088-0005

Sector North - Civilian Police cooperationwith Croatian Police


S-1836-0105


S-1836-0105-0001

Sector West - Station Daruvar - occurrencereports - daily


No

S-1836-0105-0002



No

S-1836-0105-0003

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -minutes of meetings with Croatian Police anddaily occurrence reports from Croatian Police


No

S-1836-0105-0004

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -minutes of meetings with Croatian Policeand daily occurrence reports from CroatianPolice


No

S-1836-0105-0005

Sector West - Station Okucani - Liaison Team- occurrence reports - daily


No

S-1836-0120


S-1836-0120-0001

Sector West - investigation of murders inBatinjska Rijeka, Croatia


No

S-1836-0120-0002

Sector West - Station Pakrac - investigation- murder on Dragovic Road (Croatia)


No

S-1836-0120-0003

Sector West - Station Pakrac - investigation -murder on Dragovic Road (Croatia)


No

S-1836- Sector West - investigations 14/12/1994 19/04/1995 Strictly No


















































S-1836-0120-0005

Sector West - Station Pakrac - investigations- murder attempts on Dragovic Road(Croatia)


No

S-1836-0122


S-1836-0122-0001

Sector West - investigations and interviewswith prisoners of Bjelovar Prison


No

S-1836-0122-0002

Sector West - investigations and interviewswith prisoners of Stara Gradiska Prison


No

S-1836-0122-0003

Sector West - Vukovje, Croatia - murderinvestigation


No

S-1836-0122-0004

Sector West - Vukovje, Croatia - murderinvestigation


No

S-1836-0125


S-1836-0125-0001

Sector West - Station Grubisno Polje -incident reports


No

S-1836-0125-0002



No

S-1836-0125-0003



No

S-1836-0125-0004



No

S-1836-0133


S-1836-0133-0001



No

S-1836-0133-0002



No

S-1836-0133-0003



No

S-1836-0133-0004



No

S-1836-0142


S-1836-0142-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - patrol log -daily

28/05/1995 12/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0142-0002


12/07/1995 06/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0142-0003


06/09/1995 05/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0142-0004


16/05/1995 02/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0142-0005

Sector West - Station Okucani - patrolreports - daily

03/06/1995 17/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0152


S-1836-0152-0001


29/04/1995 17/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0152-0002


16/05/1995 30/05/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0152-0003


01/06/1995 12/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0152-0004


14/06/1995 30/06/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0152-0005

Sector West - daily situation reports fromthe Civilian Police Commissioner to the

29/06/1995 16/07/1995 Unclassified No
















































Head of Civil Affairs

S-1836-0001


S-1836-0001-0001


Yes

S-1836-0001-0002


Yes

S-1836-0001-0003


Yes

S-1836-0008


S-1836-0008-0001


Yes

S-1836-0008-0002


Yes

S-1836-0008-0003


Yes

S-1836-0008-0004


Yes

S-1836-0009


S-1836-0009-0001


Yes

S-1836-0009-0002


Yes

S-1836-0009-0003


Yes

S-1836-0009-0004


Yes

S-1836-0016


S-1836-0016-0001


S-1836-0016-0002


Yes

S-1836-0016-0003


Yes

S-1836-0016-0004


Yes

S-1836-0035


S-1836-0035-0001

Mostar Station - weekly reports 23/07/1994 08/01/1996 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0035-0002

Liaison Officer, Gornji Vakuv - operations 22/10/1994 11/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0035-0003

Tuzla Airbase - operations 12/10/1993 02/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0035-0004

Functions of Duty Officers and writing ofprotest letters of violations of the CeasefireAgreement


Yes

S-1836-0035-0005

Preparation of situation reports 19/10/1993 31/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0047


S-1836-0047-0001


Yes

S-1836-0047-0002


Yes

S-1836-0047-0003


Yes

S-1836- Sector West - incident reports 02/03/1995 18/05/1995 Strictly Yes



















































S-1836-0049


S-1836-0049-0001


Yes

S-1836-0049-0002


Yes

S-1836-0049-0003


Yes

S-1836-0049-0004


Yes

S-1836-0051


S-1836-0051-0001

Sector West - statements from Civilian Policemonitors


Yes

S-1836-0051-0002


Yes

S-1836-0051-0003


Yes

S-1836-0051-0004


Yes

S-1836-0054


S-1836-0054-0001

Sector West - murder investigations 12/05/1995 12/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0054-0002

Sector West - tracing requests andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0054-0003


Yes

S-1836-0054-0004


Yes

S-1836-0054-0005


Yes

S-1836-0055


S-1836-0055-0001

Sector West - investigation of mass gravein Grubisno Polje, Croatia


Yes

S-1836-0055-0002

Sector West - investigations of murders andmass graves


Yes

S-1836-0055-0003

Sector West - Monthly reports 02/12/1994 29/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0055-0004

Sector West - crime statistics 30/04/1992 01/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1836-0055-0005

Sector West - incident reports andinvestigations


Yes

S-1836-0055-0006


Yes

S-1836-0060


S-1836-0060-0001


Yes

S-1836-0060-0002


Yes

S-1836-0060-0003


Yes

S-1836-0060-0004



Yes

S-1836-0060-0005



Yes

S-1836-0072



















































S-1836-0072-0001



Yes

S-1836-0072-0002



Yes

S-1836-0072-0003



S-1836-0072-0004



S-1836-0072-0005

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0072-0006

Sector Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (Sector FYROM) - monthlyreports and weekly border crossing reports


S-1836-0080


S-1836-0080-0001

Sector South - Station Korenica - incidentreports


Yes

S-1836-0080-0002


Yes

S-1836-0080-0003



Yes

S-1836-0080-0004


Yes

S-1836-0080-0005



Yes

S-1836-0090


S-1836-0090-0001


S-1836-0090-0002


S-1836-0090-0003


S-1836-0090-0004


S-1836-0090-0005


Yes

S-1836-0097


S-1836-0097-0001

Sector North - Glina Prison - prisoner data 02/02/1993 17/11/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1836-0097-0002


Yes

S-1836-0097-0003


Yes

S-1836-0097-0004


Yes

S-1836-0097-0005


Yes

S-1836-0109


S-1836-0109-0001

Sector West - Station Daruvar - patrolreports and daily occurrence reports


No

S-1836-0109-0002


11/06/1995 31/07/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0109-0003


01/04/1995 10/06/1995 Unclassified No

















































S-1836-0109-0004


27/08/1995 14/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0114


S-1836-0114-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - memorandarelating to the distribution of humanitarian aid


No

S-1836-0114-0002

Sector West - Station Okucani -humanitarian aid requests - medical


No

S-1836-0114-0003

Sector West - humanitarian aid deliveryreports and weekly situation reports

24/05/1995 17/10/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0114-0004

Sector West - European CommunityLiaison Officer - reports - daily

06/09/1994 20/04/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0114-0005

Sector West - Operation Guide 10/01/1994 09/09/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0118


S-1836-0118-0001

Sector West - Station Pakrac - villagevisitation reports

23/06/1993 15/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0118-0002


17/06/1995 13/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0118-0003


03/07/1995 08/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0118-0004


04/06/1995 14/09/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0118-0005


02/06/1995 31/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0128


S-1836-0128-0001



No

S-1836-0128-0002



No

S-1836-0128-0003



No

S-1836-0128-0004



No

S-1836-0128-0005



No

S-1836-0131


S-1836-0131-0001



No

S-1836-0131-0002



No

S-1836-0131-0003



No

S-1836-0131-0004



No

S-1836-0135


S-1836-0135-0001

Sector West - Station Pakrac - memorandaon human rights violations and incidentreports


No

S-1836-0135-0002



No

S-1836-0135-0003



No

S-1836-0135-0004



No

S-1836-0135-0005

Sector West - Station Okucani -investigations - human rights violations


No

S-1836- Civilian Police, Sector West, Daruvar 04/09/1992 29/12/1993



















































0139

S-1836-0139-0001



No

S-1836-0139-0002



No

S-1836-0139-0003



No

S-1836-0139-0004



No

S-1836-0139-0005



No

S-1836-0140


S-1836-0140-0001



No

S-1836-0140-0002



No

S-1836-0140-0003



No

S-1836-0140-0004



No

S-1836-0140-0005



No

S-1836-0144


S-1836-0144-0001

Sector West - Minutes of meetings withlocal police and Station Commandersmeetings


No

S-1836-0144-0002

Sector West - humanitarian reports - weeklyand monthly

27/05/1995 30/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0144-0003


No

S-1836-0144-0004

Sector West - Memoranda relating to theimplementation of the Ceasefire Agreementof 29 March 1994


No

S-1836-0144-0005


No

S-1836-0146


S-1836-0146-0002

Sector West - village visitation reports 19/08/1993 29/09/1993 Unclassified No

S-1836-0146-0001

Sector West - village information 25/05/1993 25/03/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0146-0003

Sector West - village visitation - guidelinesand reports

21/07/1993 15/12/1994 Unclassified No

S-1836-0146-0004

Sector West - village visitation reports 18/07/1994 31/01/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0146-0005

Sector West - Civilian Police OPlan forWithdrawal from Croatia No. 1/95

01/03/1994 14/06/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0146-0006

Sector West - evacuation plans from stationsin the sector

24/05/1995 04/10/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0147


S-1836-0147-0001

Minutes of meetings with Croatian Police 04/01/1994 17/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1836-0147-0002

Sector West - Station Daruvar -performance evaluations of Civilian PoliceMonitors


No

S-1836-0147-0003

Sector West - Station Daruvar - performanceevaluations of Civilian Police Monitors


No

S-1836- Sector West - incoming faxes relating to 17/05/1995 18/12/1995 Unclassified No



















































0147-0004 contingent meetings

S-1836-0147-0005

Sector West - Memoranda informing ofappointment orders

15/05/1995 19/12/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0147-0006


S-1836-0149


S-1836-0149-0001

Sector West - Station Okucani - inventorylists

15/05/1995 20/11/1995 Unclassified No

S-1836-0149-0002

Sector West - investigations - trafficaccidents


No

S-1836-0149-0003



No

S-1836-0149-0004



No

S-1836-0149-0005



No

S-1836-0149-0006

Sector West - Monthly reports from StationOkucani and incident reports from SectorHighway

02/03/1995 30/11/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0160


S-1836-0160-0001

Sector West - Minutes of StationCommanders meetings and operationalmemoranda

18/06/1993 23/04/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0160-0002

Sector West - operational memoranda andForce Commander policy directives

02/09/1994 20/03/1995 Confidential No

S-1836-0160-0003

Sector West - standard operationsprocedures and operational memoranda

09/05/1992 29/10/1992 Unclassified No

S-1836-0160-0004

Sector West - operational directives andCivilian Police evacuation plans

26/10/1992 02/01/1994 Confidential No

S-1836-0160-0005

Sector West - Administrative and informationcirculars


No

S-1837 Governance and Civil Administration Support 1990-1996

Scope and Content

S-1837 contains records concerning governance and civil administration support provided to the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR).

Director of Civil Affairs (DCA) S-1837 contains the records of senior-level civilian staff serving in the Civil Affairs component of the UNPROFOR mission, from 21 March 1992 until its restructuring on 31 March 1995; these civilian staff members include the Director of Civil Affairs (DCA), the Deputy Chief of Mission, and the Head of Civil Affairs.

Cedric Thornberry served as the Director of Civil Affairs from March 1992 to September 1993. When the UNPROFOR mandate was extended in 1993, Thornberry’s title became Deputy Chief of Mission, reporting to Force Commander Satish Nambiar. Upon the appointment of a Special Representative to the Secretary General in 1994, the Deputy Chief of Mission became the Head of Civil Affairs. The role of Head of Civil Affairs was administered in succession by Michel Moussalli, Vladislav Guerassev, and by Sergio Viera de Mello. The office of the Director of Civil Affairs was initially located at UNPROFOR HQ in Sarajevo; and later, in 1992, in Zagreb when mission HQ was relocated.

The Director’s files contain a wide variety of incoming and outgoing faxes. They consist of: outlines describing the functions of the Civil Affairs Officer (CAO); draft agreements on interim ceasefires; program notes for Special Envoy Cyrus Vance; letters to the DCA from representatives of, for example, the Serbs of Gorski Kotar; letters of protest from warring factions addressed to the Secretary-General via office of the DCA. There are also requests for logistics support for a variety of matters, such as the exhumation of a mass grave near Vukovar; paperwork documenting ethnic cleansing and






























the demolition of the homes of displaced persons.

The files also contain faxed reports which detail: crimes committed against civilians in Western Slovenia; prisoner exchanges; casualties and damage to buildings; and investigation reports about shootings of civilian elderly. Files also contain memoranda about: crossing points in United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) which impacted internally displaced persons; requests for humanitarian aid; prisoners of war; detained civilians; the forced eviction of civilians from their homes; freedom of movement for UNPROFOR and for civilians; and the special use of airspace by the United Nations.

Also included among incoming and outgoing faxes are daily situation reports to the DCA. The situation reports cover such topics as: Pink Zones; humanitarian concerns; coordination with international agencies; property disputes resulting from the occupation of internally displaced persons’ homes by others; and the return of displaced persons.

There are also: faxes from the UNPROFOR Force Commander and Head of Mission General Satish Nambiar to the Under-Secretary-General of Political Affairs Marrack Goulding; correspondence between Milan Panic, Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), and the DCA; and DCA correspondence about the political and technical aspects of the demining of the Peruca Dam, in Croatia.

Additional records held by the office of the DCA include: reports issued by the Special Representative for the Secretary-General Yasushi Akashi to Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Kofi Annan regarding Joint Commissions on the Economic Agreement; lists of attendees of Joint Commission Meetings, including representatives of UNPROFOR, Serbia, Croatia, and the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM); meeting agenda for visits by Cyrus Vance and European Community representative Lord David Owen; incoming and outgoing faxes of the Deputy Director of Civil Affairs (DDCA); and a safety plan prepared by ESB International; and UNPROFOR-generated radio broadcast scripts.

Division of Civil Affairs The Division of Civil Affairs was located in Zagreb, Croatia and was managed by the Director of Civil Affairs, whose title changed throughout the mission. The Division’s focus was humanitarian and political affairs. The work involved liaison coordination with national and local governments, mission sectors, Civilian Police, Military Observers, and military battalions. Letters of protest written by UNPROFOR officials and government representatives comprise a significant portion of the Division’s records. These concern internally displaced persons, prisoners of war, military operations, and ethnic cleansing. Other records relate to the internal administrative duties of the mission.

A large number of records concern humanitarian affairs. Correspondence between UNPROFOR and political officials of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžic, concerns humanitarian flights and freedom of movement for refugees. Other correspondence documents collaboration with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHR) and other United Nations agencies, such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR), the World Health Organization (WHO), and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and international NGOs such as the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Doctors Without Borders (MSF). There are appeals to the United Nations from non-governmental organizations and ethnic groups. In addition, there is correspondence with NGOs regarding mine clearance within UNPAs.

Other files contain analyses on the United Nations’ mechanism for human rights protection in the former Yugoslavia. There are also agenda and meeting summaries of the Working Group on Human Rights, established on 13 January 1995 under the Chairmanship of the Director of Civil Affairs. Meetings of the Working Group were attended by representatives of: Civil Affairs; Civilian Police; United Nations agencies (UNHCR, WHO); the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE); and the Centre for Human Rights. In addition, there are program outlines for a Human Rights Training Course and held 8-15 July 1995 in Zagreb. The course was organized by the United Nations Centre for Human Rights for UNPF Civil Affairs monitors and Civilian Police officers.

Some of the files contain memoranda addressed to the Force Commander about rules for construction of humanitarian convoy routes and requests from ICRC regarding the security of humanitarian convoys. There also are weekly reports from the Office of World Health Organization’s (WHO) Special Representative regarding the food supply in Sarajevo as well as military situation reports. The military situation reports detail convoy movements and quality of housing for refugees.

The DCA assisted the Force Commander with the political aspects of his duties. The files contain correspondence with government officials about ceasefire agreements and their enforcement. There are also memoranda prepared by the FC about mission operations and its mandate, and policy directives. Some memoranda detail allegations of crimes committed by UNPROFOR military personnel.

Records of the Special Representative to the Secretary General (SRSG) appear throughout. Files of the Division include correspondence with DPKO Under-Secretary General Kofi Annan, as well as with the United Nations Office in Vienna. There are agenda for meetings about the UNPROFOR mandate and weekly reports. Sent from sector headquarters, the weekly reports contain information about the diplomatic negotiation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994 agreement in addition to the humanitarian transfer of displaced persons across lines of conflict. There are also records which pertain to UNPROFOR’s work with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Other records pertain to CIVPOL, including: daily situation reports generated by sectors North, South, East and West. The situation reports contain information about refugees and prisoner exchanges between warring factions, and criminal and non-criminal offenses against civilians. There are also reports about the exhumation of bodies by CIVPOL at, for example, Miljevci Plateau in Sector South. Also included are copies of daily situation reports sent by the CIVPOL Commissioner to the Director of Civil Affairs. These contain information about the CIVPOL highway patrol and CIVPOL’s role after the expiration of the UNPROFOR mandate on 31 March 1995. There also is data and graphs about casualties by sector and type.

The Division established liaison offices in: Zagreb, Croatia; Belgrade, Serbia; and Ljubljana, Slovenia. The majority of the records for the liaison offices document the activities of the Senior Liaison Officer, Civil Affairs (SLOCA), the Acting Civil Affairs Coordinator (A-CAC), and Civil Affairs Officers (CvAO). They consist of briefs sent to the Civil Affairs headquarters in Zagreb on topics such as the role of UNPROFOR in filing human rights violations, visits of diplomats, and humanitarian flight paths. There also are translations of press articles, and information about the careers of government representatives. In addition, there are analyses of political developments. There is an analysis of the preliminary results of the preliminary elections in Srebrenica in December 1992. The other analyses focus on the Serbian political climate, especially as relating to public pronouncements by the President of Serbia Slobodan Miloševic. The files also contain letters from government representatives, political parties, municipal authorities, private citizens, and representatives of non-governmental organizations.

A significant volume of Division records were created by the sectors. Sector headquarters include: Sector North, Bosnia and Herzegovina Sector North East, Bosnia and Herzegovina Sector South West, Sector South, Sector East, Sector West, and Sector Sarajevo. At each sector HQ, Civil Affairs Coordinators (CACs) liaised with politicians, military officials, civilian police and NGOs. Several records document these activities. There are summaries of meetings between Civil Affairs officials and all levels of politicians. In addition, daily and weekly situation reports detail political, humanitarian, refugee and economic situations. There also are detailed investigative reports about mass graves, massacres and the destruction of civilian property.

Also included in sector records are: letters from politicians about internally displaced persons and refugee transfer requests. There also are copies of letters from UNPROFOR to politicians and governments about the treatment of UNPROFOR personnel and property, such as kidnapping of personnel and hijacking of UNPROFOR vehicles.

The Division files also contain records received from the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) HQ, located in Zagreb, Croatia. Records pertaining to UNMO include: memoranda regarding procedures for close air support (CAS); test strike request forms; and “real world” strike request forms. In addition, there are letters written by the Force Commander Lieutenant-General Lars-Eric Wahlgren, active March to June 1993, and sent to the Under-Secretary General Kofi Annan about the Srebrenica air corridor. The Division files also contain daily reports prepared by the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM).

Civil Affairs, Sector North Included in S-1837 are records originating from the Civil Affairs offices in the Sector North headquarters, which was located in the Croatian town of Topusko.

A large number of the files concern humanitarian assistance activities in Sector North. Records document the delivery of food, clothing, detergent, fuel, medicine and medical equipment, and agricultural materials, such as fertilizers and seeds, to towns and villages in Sector North and in the Pink Zones. Records include: letters exchanged between UNPROFOR Civil Affairs officers in Sector North and government officials of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK) and the Government of Croatia; data on quantities of humanitarian goods, medical supplies, and fuel delivered; and profiles of medical facilities in rural areas.

There are also summaries of meetings between representatives of UNPROFOR Civil Affairs and: the Civilian Police; the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; the World Health Organization (WHO); the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC); and the European

Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM). Meetings regard the coordination of humanitarian assistance, particularly in the security of aid personnel and convoys, the storage of aid goods, and needs assessment of populations. Meeting summaries also detail the terms for operational agreements reached between UNPROFOR, United Nations agencies, and local authorities. Also included are summaries of meetings of the Joint Humanitarian Cell, which was set up in October 1993 and served as an organizational mechanism between the Civil Affairs, Civilian Police, United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), battalions, and field staff of the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Graphs, tables, and charts contained in the files provide an overview on: population and its ethnic makeup; persons counted as missing, displaced, imprisoned or killed; abandoned or destroyed homes; village infrastructure; and commodities. The data relates to populations of municipalities in Croatia, the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK), and Bosnia and Herzegovina. There are also: lists and registers of Croatian nationals; profiles of municipalities (opštine); and maps of municipalities with hand-drawn markings.

Also included are records related to the monitoring of the economic situation in Sector North by Civil Affairs officials. These include: summaries of meetings between Civil Affairs officials and mayors of municipalities (local authorities) about the progress of infrastructure restoration projects and business re-openings; and programmes detailing the re-establishment of communication and infrastructural systems in the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPA). There are also: briefs and analyses related to the implementation of the Economic Agreement, signed on 2 December 1994 between the Republic of Croatia and local Serb authorities, which brought to terms the re-opening of the Zagreb-Belgrade Highway, and the Adriatic Oil Pipeline, and the rehabilitation of the electricity grid and water system; and briefs and analyses concerning the inspection of infrastructure restoration projects by UNPROFOR and Civil Affairs officials.

Exchanges of Croat, Serb, and Muslim prisoners are also documented. There are: summaries of meetings attended by representatives of Civil Affairs, the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM), discussing policy and logistics of the prisoner exchanges; and lists of prisoners exchanged forwarded to the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC) at Sector North. Records relate primarily to prisoners detained in the Glina District Prison and the Vojnic Prison in Croatia.

Records pertaining to refugee movements include: periodic reports on the status of refugees in Sector North; lists of refugees sent to the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC); incident reports prepared by the Civilian Police about evacuations, the plight of individual refugees, the safety of travel routes, shelter for refugees, and conditions in refugee camps; and reports on cooperation between Civil Affairs and field workers representing the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). In particular, the records document the movement of Muslim refugees from municipalities in western Bosnia, their passage through Sector North, to temporary settlement in Croatia, including in the towns of Turanj and Batnoga.

Records pertaining to transfer cases include correspondence between the Government of Croatia and UNPROFOR about approval for or denial of transfer requests. There are also requests for transfers received from civilians. Transfer cases particularly pertain to the Turanj and Mošcenica crossings in Croatia. Also contained in records are lists of transfer cases handled by Civil Affairs, Sector North.

Documents relating to cultural monuments (such as churches, chapels, and historic homes and buildings) in Croatian villages damaged or destroyed by the war, include: letters exchanged between UNPROFOR personnel and Croatian government officials; and surveys compiled by the Civilian Police detailing the locations of monuments and buildings, and the extent of damage.

Civil Affairs, Sector West Included in S-1837 are records originating from the Civil Affairs offices in the Sector West headquarters, which was located in the Croatian town of Daruvar.

The files contain summaries of weekly coordination meetings between Civil Affairs officials in Sector West and local Serbian and Croatian authorities. Also attending the meetings were Civilian Police staff, the head of the office of the United Nations High Commissioner (UNHCR) for Refugees in Sector West, and representatives of the European Union Monitoring Mission (EUMM). Local authorities consisted of: presidents of municipal executive councils, chairmen of municipal councils, chiefs of local police, town mayors, government-appointed officers tasked with liaising with UNPROFOR, as well as Duško Vitez, the President of the Regional Council of Western Slavonia. Meeting topics include: incidents in Sector West, including terrorist activities; permission granted by Serbian and Croatian authorities for civilians to cross the ceasefire line (CFL), which ran through Sector West; road, railway, and infrastructure restoration projects in Sector West; the coordination of checkpoint meetings for family members from opposite sides of the ceasefire line; the arranging of face-to-face meetings between the Serb and Croat authorities in the Sector; the return of refugees to homes

in Sector West; and the harvesting of crops in the sector. There are also briefs and correspondence related to the meeting topics.

The chronological files of the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC) of Sector West contain briefs, correspondence, as well as documents concerning refugee matters. Briefs sent to the Head of Civil Affairs from the CAC pertain to topics such as the return of refugees, the Croatian Special Police Force, the renewal of the UNPROFOR mandate, the human rights situation in Sector West, and the exhumation of bodies under the auspices of UNPROFOR. There is also correspondence between the CAC and the Sector Commander. Additionally, chronological files contain transfer requests, contact requests, and referral forms concerning the crossing of civilians from opposite sides of the ceasefire line, and travel outside of Sector West. There are also weekly reports and bi-monthly briefings for the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) from the Civil Affairs Coordinator of Sector West. They cover such topics as: political developments in Sector West; human rights monitoring and humanitarian activities in Sector West; the implementation of the Economic Agreement; and the reopening of the railway lines in Sector West.

The civil affairs records of Sector West records also include: briefs on the organization of Sector West headquarters; security and evacuation plans for Sector West; summaries of meetings on peace-building initiatives in Sector West led by the Civil Affairs Coordinator and attended by representatives of the United Nations Office in Vienna (UNOV); outlines of peace-building projects in Sector West, particularly in the Pakrac municipality (opština); and memoranda about the organization of the government of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK), and on the activities of the parliament and assembly of the “RSK.”

Civil Affairs, Sector South Included are records originating from the Civil Affairs offices in the Sector South headquarters, which was located in the Croatian town of Knin.

Several files pertain to UNPROFOR operations in the Medak Pocket, an area in southern Croatia where there was intense fighting between the Croatian Army and Serbian irregular forces. Records include: summaries of interviews with civilian survivors of the atrocities; statements obtained from eye witnesses; briefs on the events in the Medak Pocket as relayed by Radio Knin and Radio Belgrade; transcripts of interviews with UNPROFOR military officials; reports of forensic investigations carried out by the Civilian Police about mass killings and property destruction; briefs on United Nations mediation on a ceasefire in the Medak Pocket; as well as ceasefire agreements signed between Serb and Croat representatives; briefs on the role of Civil Affairs in the Medak Pocket, and on UNHCR and ICRC activities in the Medak Pocket; and a political analysis of the reaction of authorities of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK) to the political situation surrounding the Medak events. There is also a final report prepared by Civil Affairs Sector South on the events in Medak Pocket and on UNPROFOR operations with regard to the ceasefire, investigative efforts, and humanitarian assistance in the pocket in the wake of the events.

Also included are letters between Milan Martic, the President of the “RSK” and: the Secretary-General; the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG); the President of the Security Council; and the Head of Civil Affairs. A sampling of topics include: violations of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994; mission developments; use of the Zagreb-Lipovac Highway; UNPROFOR freedom of movement; the protection of the Serb population from ethnic cleansing; the refugee crisis; and humanitarian assistance. There are also: summaries of meetings between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) and Martic; statements delivered by Martic at “RSK” parliamentary sessions; gazettes describing decisions promulgated by the government of the “RSK;” drafts of the constitution of government of the “RSK;” and outlines of economic and infrastructure reconstruction in Sector South.

Additionally, records include: surveys of towns and villages conducted by Civil Affairs officials, as well as by teams of United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), which list Serb and Croat residents, the number of destroyed buildings and homes in municipalities; and correspondence with Croatian authorities about the protection and accompaniment of civilians during their visits to cemeteries to commemorate the dead. Finally, there is correspondence related to civilian requests made to Civil Affairs officers of Sector South to visit and report on the condition and security status of the civilian’s house; There are summaries of meetings attended by Sector South Civil Affairs officials, the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and Croatian and Serbian authorities related to the release and exchanges of prisoners of war, and the transfer of mortal remains. Additionally, there are lists of prisoners, andlists of people who have been captured or who have disappeared.

Also included are summaries of meetings of the Joint Commission, which was established by Security Council Resolution 762 (1992), as well as of the Sub-Commission on Ceasefire Violations and Security, and the Sub-Commission on

Economic and Humanitarian Affairs. The meetings were attended by representatives of UNPROFOR, the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM), and Croatian and Serbian delegations. Topics of discussion include: ceasefire violations, freedom of movement for UNPROFOR, demining, infrastructure restoration projects, agricultural activities and harvests, water supply management, and the lack of fuel.

There are also summaries of humanitarian coordination meetings attended by Civil Affairs representatives of Sector South, the Civilian Police, representatives of the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM). Humanitarian coordination meeting topics include: distribution of educational materials to schools, distribution of food, civilian transfer requests and family reunions.

In addition, there are requests by civilians to requests to transfer out of Sector South to obtain medical treatment, to study or work, to visit with or reunite with family members, or to alleviate the difficulty of their living condition. The files related to transfer requests contain: letters written by transferees explaining the reasons for the transfer request; bio-data forms filled out by transferees; photocopies of vital records of transferees, such as national identification cards, passports, and birth certificates; records of medical examinations of transferees; correspondence between Civil Affairs Coordinator of Sector South and the Humanitarian Affairs Coordinator of Sector South granting clearance and authorization for civilians to transfer; and correspondence between the Civil Affairs officers of Sector South and the governments of Croatia as well as of the “RSK” requesting authorization for the transfer of civilians.

There are also records related to the agricultural fuel distribution programme undertaken by UNPROFOR and other humanitarian aid agencies. Records include: Memoranda of Understanding signed by municipal authorities and UNPROFOR officials; reports identifying communities receiving fuel and noting litres distributed; and reports of fuel distribution carried out by Civilian Police.

Chronological files consist of: transfer requests; summaries of radio broadcasts in Sector South; weekly reports prepared by Civil Affairs of Sector South for the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG); reports on human rights monitoring in Sector South; and memoranda and reports on such topics as exchanges of prisoners and bodies, the hijacking of vehicles, the economic situation in Sector South, the situation regarding the Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia, and conditions experienced by minorities.

Records also include reports of the activities of the Human Rights Action Team (HRAT) stationed in Sector South. HRAT were composed of personnel from the Civilian Police, United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), the office of Political and Humanitarian Affairs of UNPF, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The reports note: villages visited by the team; findings of the teams’ investigations of massacres and isolated killings; military presence in villages and along routes; HRAT’s liaising with local authorities and interviews with displaced persons; findings of the teams upon visits to grave sites of war victims; and human rights violations observed by the teams, including the burning of village homes and buildings, and looting.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Civil Affairs, Sector North East Included are records originating from the Civil Affairs offices in the Sector North East headquarters, which was located in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Weekly reports of Sector North East cover: reactions to the Dayton Agreement; restriction of movement; local political developments; meetings between Civil Affairs officials and leaders of warring factions; and violations of the ceasefire agreement. There are also weekly situation reports prepared by the Political and Humanitarian Affairs officers stationed in a variety of locations throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, including Mostar, Vitez, and Sarajevo.

Records also consist of: briefs detailing airdrops of humanitarian supplies over towns in Sector North East; proposals and activity summaries of non-governmental organizations active in Sector North East; program plans for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the government, infrastructure, and society of Tuzla; draft agreements related to the reopening of the Tuzla Airport for humanitarian aid delivery; a civil affairs analysis on conditions in Srebrenica dating from September 1994; reports on the views of the Serb minority in Tuzla and their movements; and correspondence and copies of vital records related to the transport and evacuation of civilians in Sector North East. Additionally, there are: reports and briefs on the Tuzla Massacre, which occurred on 25 May 1995 and resulted in the loss of over 70 lives; and memoranda on exchanges of prisoners of war and bodies.

Incoming and outgoing faxes of the Civil Affairs Officer (CvAO) consist of memoranda, briefs, and reports sent to and received from the Civil Affairs Officer (CvAO) stationed in Sector North East. Items prepared by Civil Affairs Officers throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina Command are also included. Notable documents include: summaries of meetings

between Civil Affairs officials and municipal and regional authorities in Tuzla; summaries of meetings of the Joint Regional Commission held in Sector North East; and minutes of monthly meetings of Civil Affairs Officers throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina Command. Topics covered in faxes include: the implementation of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA), signed 31 December 1994; management of refugees and displaced persons from Srebrenica; the monitoring of human rights abuses through liaison with representatives if the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and non-governmental organizations; and economic recovery and infrastructure restoration projects in the sector area of responsibility.

Records of Sector North East also include Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for Bosnia and Herzegovina Command dating from 1994.

United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), Political and Humanitarian Affairs (PHA) The Political and Humanitarian Affairs (PHA) office operated under the United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO) mandate, and responded to and reported on the humanitarian needs of vulnerable populations in the mission area. The Head of Political and Humanitarian Affairs (HPHA) was based in Zagreb, Croatia, and Political and HumanitarianAffairs Officers (PHAO) were stationed in Sector North, Sector South, Sector East, and Sector West, among other locations. The PHA collaborated with other UNCRO agents, such as the Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL) and United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), as well as humanitarian agencies, like the European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM). This collaboration included the formation of Human Rights Action Teams (HRAT), which, led by the PHAO, patrolled a Sector and reported on human rights violations and the overall humanitarian situation. The records of the PHA office primarily consist of reports and memoranda relating to human rights violations which occurred during and following the August 1995 Croatian offensive, Operation Storm.

The documents include reports prepared by the Sector PHAO and sent to the HPHA in Zagreb, such as: daily and weekly human rights monitoring reports; and reports on the activities of the HRAT. These reports detail PHAO village patrols’ observations of: the looting or burning of homes; threatening of minorities; and the living condition of villagers. These reports were also used to relay details of investigations, such as: the October 1995 investigation of the massacre in the village of Varivode, Croatia; and the October and November 1995 investigations of graves and mass graves in Sector South.

Weekly reports from Sector South and from Sector East prepared by the sector PHAO for the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) are also included in the records. The reports were sent to the HPHA in Zagreb, and copied to a vast distribution list including: the Chief of Mission; the Force Commander; UNCIVPOL; and the headquarters of sectors. The informationally dense reports detail the general situation of political and humanitarian affairs in the sector.

The records include memoranda exchanged between the PHA and other UNCRO agents and humanitarian agencies regarding: the transfer of persons displaced by Operation Storm to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (September 1995); the PHAO monitoring of trials of Croatian Army detainees in Split Military Court (December 1995); the chronology of Operation Storm (25 September 1995); and the United Nations Transitional Administration for Sector East.

Also included in the records are periodic reports from the UNCIVPOL Commissioner and from UNMO. UNMO daily situation reports were sent from the headquarters of a sector to the UNMO headquarters in Zagreb and detail UNMO observations of the general situation in a sector and warring faction activity. The records also contain daily and weekly situation reports sent from the UNCIVPOL Commissioner headquartered in Camp Pleso in Zagreb, Croatia, to a vast distribution list, including the Chief of Mission, HCA, HPHA, and sector commanders. These reports assess the general situation in the sectors as well as in the peacekeeping missions UNPREDEP, UNPROFOR, and UNCRO.

Deputy Director of Civil Affairs (DDCA) Located at UNPROFOR HQ, Zagreb, the office of the Deputy Director of Civil Affairs (DDCA) reported to the Director of Civil Affairs (DCA), working closely with the Civil Affairs Coordinators (CACs) of mission sectors. The DDCAs represented in the files are, in succession, Yolanda Auger and Vladislav Guerassev.

Files of the DDCA consist, in part, of correspondence with the DCA, CACs, and government officials. Topics include the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994 and freedom of movement of UNPROFOR convoys. Also included in the records are: letters to the Government of Croatia regarding the UNPROFOR mandate; letters of protest from the DDCA regarding the unauthorized use of UNPROFOR aircraft by government officials; letters to the DDCA regarding the security of civilians in Sector South West; memoranda detailing the activities of the Working Group on Involuntary Disappearances, tracking missing persons; a schedule for fact-finding tours of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) accompanied by the UNPROFOR Force Commander (FC),visiting commissions in general to mission areas; local governmental approval for UN excavation of mass graves; weekly status reports of the

UNPROFOR Military Negotiating Team (MNT); and memoranda about the evacuation of civilians from Sarajevo. Included in the records are political analyses of elections in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), in addition to an analysis of the Muslim-Croat Agreement of March 1994. The files also contain meeting reports about: the Force Commander’s Conference of 7 October 1993; high-level meetings between the SRSG and government officials, sent to CACs; the 8 July 1994 Sanctions Liaison Group Meeting in Vienna; and the November 1994 meeting with “RSK” officials regarding UNPROFOR convoy procedures into Bihac.

Civil Affairs, Sector East Included are chronological files originating from the Civil Affairs offices in the Sector East headquarters, which was located in Erdut, Croatia.

They consist of: tracing requests; memoranda regarding diplomatic visits, notably of the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Madeleine Albright to Sector East on 6 January 1994; weekly reports prepared by the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC) in Sector East and sent to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG); briefs concerning the situation of minorities in Croatia; summaries of meetings between Civil Affairs officials and representatives of non-governmental organizations active in Sector East; memoranda on the accessibility and condition of roads and rail lines in Sector East; memorandum regarding allegations of ethnic cleansing put forth by the Government of Croatia, dated September 1994; and a summary of a meeting on the extension of the UNPROFOR mandate, held in February 1995.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Civil Affairs, Sector South West Chronological files of Sector South West consist of reports and political analyses. There are weekly reports sent from the Senior Civil Affairs Officer (SCvAO) to the Deputy Special Representative to the Secretary General (DSRSG) and Civil Affairs Coordinators (CACs), regarding displaced persons, and military and economic developments. They provide summaries of Joint Commission Policy Committee (JCPC) meetings. There is a political analysis written in June 1994 by the SCvAO regarding the work of the International Observer Group in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Also included in the files are Reuters news agency reports compiled and distributed by the SCvAO to Sector South West battalions.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Civil Affairs, Bihac Consisting of one folder, the records of Civil Affairs, Bihac, contain weekly situation reports and memoranda. Weekly situation reports detail the military, political and humanitarian situation of the Bihac region. Records of note include weekly situation reports and memoranda written by the UNPROFOR Political and Humanitarian Affairs Officer (PHAO), Bihac. There is also a memorandum sent to the Deputy Special Representative to the Secretary General (DSRSG) by Civil Affairs, Bihac, prepared for the Secretary-General’s report on UNPROFOR.

Civil Affairs, Chief of Staff (COS), Zagreb The Civil Affairs Chief of Staff (COS/CA) was based at UNPROFOR headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia, and was responsible to the Head of Civil Affairs (HCA) and DDCA (Deputy Director of Civil Affairs) for the initiation of action by Civil Affairs operational units. The COS/CA acted as the point person for Civil Affairs Coordinators (CACs). Records include reports and memoranda on such topics as: UNPROFOR involvement in medical evacuations from Bosnia and Herzegovina; conduct of local police forces in sectors; UNPROFOR relations with journalists; humanitarian assistance requirements in Gorni Vakuf, Bosnia and Herzegovina; the refugee situation in Turanj, Croatia; Bosnia and Herzegovina constitutional negotiations; and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) elections of 2 November 1994. Additionally, the COS/CA liaised with the Head of Croatia’s Office for Cooperation with UNPROFOR, to facilitate operational activities on the ground.

Also included in the records are minutes of meetings including: the Fifth Central Joint Commission Meeting, held in Novska, on 24 October 1994, and the Coordination Conference on the Action Plan for the Restoration of Essential Public Services to Sarajevo, held in Vienna in May 1994.

Civil Affairs, Senior Legal Adviser (SLA), Zagreb The Civil Affairs Senior Legal Adviser (SLA) was based at UNPROFOR headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia, and was responsible for the provision of legal advice to the senior management and staff of the mission, including the Force Commander, Civil Affairs Coordinators (CACs), and Senior Administrative Officers (SAOs) in the field, on all matters of a legal or political-legal nature. Included in the records are briefs concerning: legal information and advice requested by officers throughout mission; investigations and detentions of UNPROFOR personnel; prior agreements with local governments regarding UNPROFOR jurisdiction; and legal issues associated with recruiting local staff. Also included are reports on SOFAs (Status of Force Agreements) between UNPROFOR and local governments.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC), Belgrade The Civil Affairs Coordinator, Belgrade also held the title of Deputy Special Representative to the Secretary General (DSRSG). Chronological files consist of: summaries of local press; weekly situation reports to the Director of Civil Affairs (DCA); and weekly situation reports for the Special Representative to the Secretary General (SRSG) that detailed political developments of the region. There are also meeting summaries which include: meetings with representatives of the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and a November 1994 meeting between the SRSG and the President of Serbia Slobodan Miloševic. Also included are records about the FRY Government Committee for Cooperation with UNPROFOR.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC), SarajevoChronological files consist of: BH Radio News summaries and daily regional media summaries; tracing requests; protest letters received by Civil Affairs officials and UNPROFOR military officials from warring factions; weekly reports of human rights abuses in Bosnia and Herzegovina; weekly political assessments of Bosnia and Herzegovina; and air transportation authorizations for the CAC and high-level officials. Memoranda concern: exchanges of prisoners of war; investigations of alleged massacres; the murders two Franciscan monks on 13 November 1993 at a monastery in the town of Fojnica; refugee movements within Bosnia and Herzegovina; the role of the United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina; and the humanitarian crisis in Bihac in February 1995.

Also included are: memoranda regarding the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement of 31 December 1994, including communications between the President of Republika Srpska Radovan Karadžic and past United States President Jimmy Carter on the initiative; memoranda and meeting summaries regarding exchanges of prisoners of war in the town of Žepa in Republika Srpska; memoranda and briefs on the drafting of the Agreement of Freedom of Movement in the Sarajevo Area dating from March 1994; and career profiles of political figures in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

There are also summaries of meetings between the Civil Affairs officials and: the President of Republika Srpska Radovan Karadžic, the Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina Haris Silajdžic, Ratko Mladic, and others. Additionally, the chronological files contain summaries of meetings of the High-Level Committee for Cooperation, which were held at Sarajevo Airport. In attendance at HLCC meetings were officials from UNPROFOR headquarters and Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Bosnian Serb officials, Croat officials, representatives of the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

Special Coordinator for Sarajevo (SCS) The Secretary-General appointed William Eagleton as Special Coordinator for Sarajevo on 29 March 1994. The Office of the Special Coordinator was established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 900 (1994) in April 1994 in order to mobilize and coordinate international support for the restoration of essential public services in Sarajevo. The Office of the Special Coordinator for Sarajevo administered a trust fund comprised of donations gathered from foreign countries at fund raising conventions organized by the Office. The Coordination Committee comprised of local officials, foreign diplomats stationed in Zagreb, and humanitarian agencies, met periodically to discuss and coordinate work on the 14 point Plan of Action. Seven Action Groups were formed to execute the Plan of Action.

The records of the Special Coordinator for Sarajevo (SCS) consist of incoming and outgoing faxes primarily relating to: fundraising activities; financial administration of donations and funds; the Coordination Committee; the execution of the Plan of Action; and personnel matters.

Documents relating to fundraising activities include: invitations and letters to prospective donors; reports on achievements; and plans authored by William Eagleton sent to United Nations Permanent Representatives and to diplomats. The aforementioned documents concern: the 25 May 1994 Donors’ Conference in Vienna; the 29 June 1994 Pledging Conference in New York; donor meetings in Vienna in September 1994 and June 1995; and other fundraising activities.

Memoranda sent by William Eagleton to the UNPROFOR Finance and Budget Section about administration of the Trust Fund and the Quick Impact Fund are also included in the records.

The activities of the Coordination Committee are documented by invitations and minutes of meetings.

Also included are memoranda exchanged between the Action Groups, the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) of UNPROFOR, and collaborators such as the Directorate of the Reconstruction and Development of Sarajevo and the World Health Organization (WHO). The records also include Action Plans prepared by an Action Group Manager, which describe the extent and the cost of various restoration projects.

The Office was operated by personnel seconded by contributing international organizations and governments. The records include: letters sent by William Eagleton to donor States and humanitarian organizations regarding the secondment of technical staff to the Office of the Special Coordinator; and personnel records relating to claims, dependency, and evaluations.

Humanitarian Affairs Officer The Humanitarian Affairs Officer was headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia, and reported to the Head of Civil Affairs. Records reflect cooperation between the Humanitarian Affairs Officer and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Government of the Republic of Croatia (primarily), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and other non-governmental organizations. Additionally, the records reflect the activities of the Humanitarian Affairs Officer within UNPROFOR.

Records consist of: transfer and evacuation requests for transfer across and out of United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs), submitted by individuals as well as the government of the Republic of Croatia to the Humanitarian Affairs Office; tracing requests from individuals as well as the Government of the Republic of Croatia (which were to be processed by the Civil Affairs Humanitarian Assistant in coordination with the Civilian Police); guarantee letters proving citizenship and allowing for travel outside Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina; and faxes received by the Humanitarian Affairs Office from the Office of Displaced Persons and Refugees of the Government of the Republic of Croatia.

Also includes records generated by the Human Rights Action Team (HRAT) of the United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO). Records primarily consist of: daily and monthly reports by HRAT officers about visits to villages in Croatia, which note living conditions of villagers and provide details regarding allegations of village massacres; reports of HRAT visits to Croatian cemeteries to inspect the grave sites of war victims, and visits to prisons; and reports describing actions taken by HRAT officers to monitor incidents and human rights violations in villages, including intimidation, looting and vandalism of houses, desecration of graves, burning of property, and theft of livestock.


LevelScanned

ItemsS-1837-0015

Director of Civil Affairs 01/10/1992 07/10/1992

S-1837-0015-0001


Yes

S-1837-0015-0002


Yes

S-1837-0015-0003


S-1837-0015-0004


Yes

S-1837-0015-0005


S-1837-0034

Division of Civil Affairs 03/03/1994 04/06/1995

S-1837-0034-0001

Sanctions Assistance Missions (SAM) -situation report


S-1837-0034-0002



S-1837-0034-0003



S-1837-0034-0004



S-1837-0034-0005



S-1837-0034-0006



S-1837-0034-0007



S-1837-0034-0008



S-1837-0034-0009

Sanctions 04/03/1994 31/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0042






























S-1837-0042-0001

Sector East - civil affairs 01/09/1992 30/09/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0042-0002

Sector East - civil affairs 01/10/1992 31/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0042-0003


Yes

S-1837-0042-0004


Yes

S-1837-0042-0005


Yes

S-1837-0042-0006


Yes

S-1837-0092


S-1837-0092-0001

Force Commander's policy directives 03/07/1993 26/02/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0092-0002

Force Commander's policy directives 01/03/1994 27/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0092-0003


S-1837-0092-0004

Organizational activities and securitymeasures


S-1837-0092-0005

Organizational activities and securitymeasures


Yes

S-1837-0092-0006

Office of the Force Commander 16/04/1992 11/12/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0132


S-1837-0132-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Kiseljak- daily media situation reports


S-1837-0132-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command,Kiseljak - daily media situation reports


S-1837-0132-0003



S-1837-0132-0004



S-1837-0132-0005



Yes

S-1837-0139


S-1837-0139-0001

Sector Sarajevo Command 20/06/1992 28/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0139-0002

UNPROFOR, Zagreb 21/05/1992 21/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0139-0003

Correspondence with the Government of theFederal Republic of Yugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0139-0004

Correspondence with the Government ofthe Federal Republic of Yugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0139-0005

Correspondence with the Government of theFederal Republic of Yugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0145


S-1837-0145-0001

Correspondence with the Government of theRepublic of Serbian Krajina (RSK)


Yes

S-1837-0145-0002

Correspondence with the Government ofthe Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK)


Yes

S-1837-0145-0003



Yes

S-1837-0145-0004



Yes

S-1837-0160






















































S-1837-0160-0001

Human rights 07/12/1994 31/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0160-0002

Massacres 15/09/1993 15/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0160-0003

Trespassing and capture of militarypersonnel in the Slunj District, Sector North,25-27 August 1992


Yes

S-1837-0160-0004

Prisoner exchanges, prison camps, andrefugees


Yes

S-1837-0160-0005

Mass graves 18/02/1993 10/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0160-0006

Ceasefire violations - protest letters 03/09/1992 23/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0160-0007

Ceasefire violations - protest letters 02/09/1992 22/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0163

Civil Affairs, Sector North 06/06/1992 20/03/1995

S-1837-0163-0001

Statistics on commodities 31/12/1993 29/06/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0163-0002

Statistics on population and commodities 06/05/1994 21/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0163-0003

Humanitarian assistance 07/06/1992 30/11/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0163-0004


Yes

S-1837-0163-0005


Yes

S-1837-0170


S-1837-0170-0001

Displaced and missing persons 03/05/1992 27/08/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0170-0002

Economic restoration 07/06/1992 06/05/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0170-0003


S-1837-0170-0004


S-1837-0170-0005

Exchanges of prisoners and civilians 23/04/1992 06/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0170-0006

Protection of minorities 27/07/1992 28/03/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0188

Civil Affairs, Sector South 02/07/1992 03/02/1995

S-1837-0188-0001

Transfer requests 28/07/1992 03/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0188-0002


Yes

S-1837-0188-0003


Yes

S-1837-0188-0004


Yes

S-1837-0201


S-1837-0201-0001

Sub-Commission on Economic andHumanitarian Issues


Yes

S-1837-0201-0002

Peruca Dam - safety 22/06/1992 03/02/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0201-0003

Medak Pocket Final Report 10/10/1993 10/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0201-0004

Civilian visits to cemeteries 18/10/1994 09/11/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes





















































S-1837-0202


S-1837-0202-0001



Yes

S-1837-0202-0002

Economic Agreement of 2 December 1994 01/12/1994 03/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0202-0003

Economic Agreement of 2 December 1994 -joint commissions


Yes

S-1837-0202-0004

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO)- Team Donji Lapac and Team Gracac


Yes

S-1837-0202-0005

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) -Team Sinj and Team Gracac


Yes

S-1837-0214

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs, Sector North East / United NationsConfidence Restoration Operation(UNCRO), Political and HumanitarianAffairs (PHA)

01/11/1994 18/12/1995

S-1837-0214-0001

Sector North East - military informationsummaries - daily


S-1837-0214-0002



S-1837-0214-0003



S-1837-0214-0004

Sector South - human rights violations -reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1837-0214-0005

Sector South - village visitation reports 14/11/1995 16/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0218

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Political andHumanitarian Affairs (PHA)

05/08/1995 31/01/1996

S-1837-0218-0001

United Nations Transitional Administration forSector East - memoranda


S-1837-0218-0002

Sector East - reports to the SpecialRepresentative to the Secretary General(SRSG) - weekly


S-1837-0218-0003

Sector North - human rights violations -reports and memoranda


S-1837-0218-0004

Sector West - reports to the SpecialRepresentative to the Secretary General(SRSG) - weekly


Yes

S-1837-0218-0005

Sector East - human rights violations -reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1837-0218-0006

Sector West - human rights violations -reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1837-0218-0007

Human rights violations - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1837-0218-0008

Sector South - investigation of massacre inVarivode, Croatia


Yes

S-1837-0225

Civil Affairs, Sector South / Civil Affairs,Sector West

03/02/1993 12/10/1995

S-1837-0225-0001

Human Rights Action Team (HRAT) -reports


No

S-1837-0225-0002

Chronological file 01/02/1994 30/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0225-0003


No

S-1837-0225-0004


No

S-1837-0238

Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC), FormerRepublic of Yugoslavia (FRY), Belgrade

16/01/1995 18/09/1995

S-1837-0238-0001


No

S-1837- Chronological file 11/05/1995 10/07/1995 Strictly No


















































S-1837-0238-0003


No

S-1837-0238-0004


No

S-1837-0248

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs Coordinator (CAC), Sarajevo

28/03/1995 30/07/1995

S-1837-0248-0001


No

S-1837-0248-0002


No

S-1837-0248-0003


No

S-1837-0248-0004


No

S-1837-0248-0005


No

S-1837-0258

Humanitarian Affairs Officer 20/09/1992 03/11/1995

S-1837-0258-0001

Individual humanitarian cases 12/11/1992 23/04/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0258-0002


No

S-1837-0258-0003


No

S-1837-0258-0004


No

S-1837-0258-0005


No

S-1837-0258-0006


No

S-1837-0258-0007


No

S-1837-0258-0008


No

S-1837-0258-0009


No

S-1837-0010


S-1837-0010-0001


Yes

S-1837-0010-0002


S-1837-0010-0003


Yes

S-1837-0010-0004


Yes

S-1837-0010-0005


Yes

S-1837-0010-0006


S-1837-0011


S-1837-0011-0001


Yes

S-1837-0011-0002


Yes

S-1837-0011-0003


Yes

S-1837-0011-0004























































S-1837-0011-0005


Yes

S-1837-0019


S-1837-0019-0001


Yes

S-1837-0019-0002


Yes

S-1837-0019-0003


Yes

S-1837-0019-0004


Yes

S-1837-0027


S-1837-0027-0001


Yes

S-1837-0027-0002


Yes

S-1837-0027-0003


Yes

S-1837-0027-0004


Yes

S-1837-0027-0005


Yes

S-1837-0027-0006


Yes

S-1837-0041


S-1837-0041-0001

Sector North - civil affairs 01/02/1995 30/04/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0041-0002


Yes

S-1837-0041-0003


Yes

S-1837-0041-0004


Yes

S-1837-0041-0005


Yes

S-1837-0041-0006


Yes

S-1837-0051


S-1837-0051-0001

Sector South - civil affairs 22/04/1993 29/04/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0051-0002


Yes

S-1837-0051-0003


Yes

S-1837-0051-0004


Yes

S-1837-0051-0005


Yes

S-1837-0051-0006


Yes

S-1837-0051-0007


Yes

S-1837-0062


S-1837-0062-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - civilaffairs


Yes

S-1837- Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - civil affairs 02/07/1994 13/07/1994 Strictly Yes





















































0062-0002 confidentialS-1837-0062-0003



Yes

S-1837-0062-0004

Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - civil affairs 07/05/1993 31/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0062-0005



Yes

S-1837-0062-0006

Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - civil affairs 01/07/1993 12/07/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0068


S-1837-0068-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Bihac Office - civil affairs 13/12/1993 31/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0068-0002

Sector Sarajevo - Bihac Office - civil affairs 31/12/1994 26/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0068-0003


S-1837-0068-0004


Yes

S-1837-0068-0005


Yes

S-1837-0068-0006


S-1837-0068-0007

Sector Sarajevo - Delegate of the SpecialRepresentative for the Secretary General'sDelegate in Bosnia and Herzegovina


S-1837-0068-0008

Sector Sarajevo - Vitez Office - civil affairs 24/12/1993 28/02/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0085


S-1837-0085-0001

Civilian Police - Sector South 02/05/1993 30/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0085-0002

Civilian Police - Sector Sarajevo - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0085-0003

Civilian Police - Sector Sarajevo - situationreports - daily


S-1837-0085-0004

Civilian Police - Sector Sarajevo 02/05/1993 05/09/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0085-0005

Civilian Police - Commissioner - situationreports - daily


S-1837-0085-0006



Yes

S-1837-0088


S-1837-0088-0001



S-1837-0088-0002



S-1837-0088-0003

Civilian Police - situation reports - daily -Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(FYROM) Command


Yes

S-1837-0088-0004

Civilian Police - Sector Macedonia -situation reports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0088-0005

Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Former Yugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0088-0006



Yes

S-1837-0095


S-1837-0095-0001

Casualty statistics 01/04/1994 26/09/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837- Casualty statistics 01/11/1993 31/03/1994 Strictly Yes






















































0095-0002 confidentialS-1837-0095-0003

Casualty statistics 01/07/1993 28/10/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0095-0004


Yes

S-1837-0095-0005


Yes

S-1837-0114


S-1837-0114-0001

Sector South - situation reports - daily 16/03/1995 20/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0114-0002

Sector South - situation reports - daily 21/04/1995 24/05/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0114-0003


Yes

S-1837-0114-0004


S-1837-0131


S-1837-0131-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command,Sarajevo


Yes

S-1837-0131-0002



Yes

S-1837-0131-0003



Yes

S-1837-0131-0004



Yes

S-1837-0134


S-1837-0134-0001

Updated UNPROFOR contingency plan forthe transition to the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO)


S-1837-0134-0002

UNPROFOR transition to the North AtlanticTreaty Organization (NATO)


Yes

S-1837-0134-0003

UNPROFOR radio and television 20/02/1992 21/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0134-0004

Statistics on UNPROFOR strength andethnic populations by sector


S-1837-0134-0005

Correspondence with embassies 24/08/1992 24/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0134-0006

Correspondence with United Nationsheadquarters, New York and the UnitedNations Office in Vienna (UNOV)


Yes

S-1837-0137


S-1837-0137-0001

Force Commander correspondence withDepartment of Peacekeeping Operations(DPKO), New York


S-1837-0137-0002


Yes

S-1837-0137-0003


Yes

S-1837-0137-0004

Correspondence with the Government ofBosnia and Herzegovina


S-1837-0137-0005



Yes

S-1837-0141


S-1837-0141-0001



Yes

S-1837-0141-0002



Yes


















































S-1837-0141-0003



Yes

S-1837-0141-0004



Yes

S-1837-0141-0005



Yes

S-1837-0141-0006



Yes

S-1837-0150


S-1837-0150-0001

Status of Forces Agreement with theGovernment of Bosnia and Herzegovina


S-1837-0150-0002

Status of Forces Agreement with theGovernment of the Republic of Croatia


Yes

S-1837-0150-0003

UNPROFOR legal documentation 15/06/1992 03/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0150-0004

Refugees and displaced persons - general 29/06/1992 06/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0150-0005

Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in theFormer Yugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0150-0006

Humanitarian support and human rightspolicy


S-1837-0150-0007

Humanitarian affairs 02/05/1994 29/07/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0152


S-1837-0152-0001


S-1837-0152-0002

Humanitarian affairs 11/09/1992 30/09/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0152-0003


Yes

S-1837-0152-0004


Yes

S-1837-0152-0005


Yes

S-1837-0153


S-1837-0153-0001


Yes

S-1837-0153-0002


Yes

S-1837-0153-0003


Yes

S-1837-0153-0004

Refugees and displaced persons 15/04/1992 29/09/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0153-0005

Refugees and displaced persons 05/10/1993 29/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0158


S-1837-0158-0001

International Conference on the FormerYugoslavia (ICFY)


Yes

S-1837-0158-0002



Yes

S-1837-0158-0003



S-1837-0158-0004

Air operations 27/04/1992 29/12/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0158-0005

Air operations 03/02/1993 21/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes





















































S-1837-0159


S-1837-0159-0001

Sarajevo Airport operations 29/05/1992 18/12/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0159-0002

Sarajevo Airport operations 20/01/1993 22/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0159-0003

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) 11/08/1992 09/11/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0159-0004

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) 01/01/1994 18/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0159-0005

Ceasefire violations - protest letters 26/08/1992 28/08/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0174

Civil Affairs, Sector West 12/05/1993 14/12/1994

S-1837-0174-0001

Meetings with local Serb authorities -summaries


Yes

S-1837-0174-0002



Yes

S-1837-0174-0003

Meetings with local Croatian authorities -summaries


Yes

S-1837-0174-0004



Yes

S-1837-0174-0005



Yes

S-1837-0174-0006



S-1837-0175


S-1837-0175-0001

Meetings with local Croatian authorities 02/06/1994 30/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0175-0002

Meetings with local Croatian authorities 01/09/1994 21/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0175-0003

United Nations High Commissioner forRefugees (UNHCR), Field Office, Daruvar


Yes

S-1837-0175-0004

Peace building projects in Sector West 23/12/1992 07/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0175-0005

Joint meetings with Croat and Serb militaryand political leaders


Yes

S-1837-0186


S-1837-0186-0001


Yes

S-1837-0186-0002


Yes

S-1837-0186-0003


Yes

S-1837-0186-0004


Yes

S-1837-0186-0005


Yes

S-1837-0187


S-1837-0187-0001


Yes

S-1837-0187-0002


Yes

S-1837-0187-0003


Yes

S-1837-0187-0004


Yes

S-1837-0187-0005


Yes





















































S-1837-0189


S-1837-0189-0001


Yes

S-1837-0189-0002


Yes

S-1837-0189-0003

Civilian Police - reports 23/07/1995 03/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0189-0004


Yes

S-1837-0193


S-1837-0193-0001


Yes

S-1837-0193-0002


Yes

S-1837-0193-0003

Transfer requests and humanitarianassistance


Yes

S-1837-0193-0004

Protection of minorities in United NationsProtected Areas (UNPAs)


Yes

S-1837-0196


S-1837-0196-0001

Weekly briefing notes for the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-General(SRSG) and daily political reports


S-1837-0196-0002

Situation reports - daily and weekly 04/01/1994 30/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0196-0003

Weekly briefing notes for the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-General(SRSG)


S-1837-0196-0004

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) - legaldocuments


S-1837-0196-0005

Medak Pocket operation 09/09/1993 07/10/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0196-0006

Social, economic and infrastructuralreconstruction


S-1837-0197


S-1837-0197-0001

Economic and infrastructure reconstruction 01/11/1994 29/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0197-0002

Economic and infrastructure reconstruction 06/01/1995 16/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0197-0003

Economic and infrastructure reconstruction 09/04/1993 06/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0197-0004

Peacekeeping and ceasefire negotiations 27/02/1992 28/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0197-0005


Yes

S-1837-0197-0006


Yes

S-1837-0207

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs, Sector North East

26/02/1994 26/12/1995

S-1837-0207-0001

Civil Affairs Officer - faxes - incoming 03/10/1995 15/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0207-0002

Civil Affairs Officer - faxes - incoming 16/11/1995 27/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0207-0003

Memoranda 01/09/1994 07/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0207-0004

Memoranda 25/01/1995 30/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0207-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)




















































S-1837-0209


19/11/1992 19/01/1996

S-1837-0209-0001

Blockade of Tuzla Airbase 01/01/1995 23/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0209-0002

Negotiations about stationing a LiaisonOfficer of the Bosnia and HerzegovinaArmy at Tuzla Airbase


S-1837-0209-0003

Joint economic, humanitarian andinfrastructure projects


S-1837-0209-0004

Report of the Secretary-General pursuantto Security Council Resolutions 982 (1995)and 987 (1995)


S-1837-0209-0005

Humanitarian assistance for the transport ofcivilians, local authorities and others fromSector North East


Yes

S-1837-0209-0006

Political analysis of Sector North East 17/02/1993 22/06/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0209-0007

Military public information in Sector NorthEast


Yes

S-1837-0209-0008

Srebenica Municipality, Tuzla Canton 19/11/1992 28/11/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0209-0009

Central Joint Committee - meetings 04/01/1995 09/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0209-0010

Regional Joint Commission, Sector NorthEast


S-1837-0209-0011

Pakistani Battalion (PAKBAT) in Vares 03/11/1993 03/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0215


14/02/1995 28/02/1996

S-1837-0215-0001

Sector South - Human Rights Action Team(HRAT) reports


Yes

S-1837-0215-0002

Belgrade - Human Rights Issues RegardingCroatian Serbs - memo


S-1837-0215-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Human RightsAction Team (HRAT) reports


Yes

S-1837-0215-0004

European Community Monitoring Mission(ECMM) - Cultural Heritage Report No 4 onthe Situation in Croatia and Bosnia adHerzegovina


S-1837-0215-0005



Yes

S-1837-0215-0006



S-1837-0215-0007

Sector South - memoranda regarding massgraves


S-1837-0215-0008

Civilian Police Commissioner - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0215-0009



Yes

S-1837-0226


S-1837-0226-0004


No

S-1837-0226-0003


No

S-1837-0226-0002


No

S-1837-0226-0001


No

S-1837-0227


S-1837- Chronological file 04/02/1993 31/12/1993 Strictly No




















































S-1837-0227-0004


No

S-1837-0227-0003


No

S-1837-0227-0002


No

S-1837-0227-0001


No

S-1837-0230

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs, Sector South West / Bosnia andHerzegovina Command, Civil Affairs,Sector North East / Bosnia andHerzegovina Command, Civil Affairs, Bihac/ Civil Affairs, Chief of Staff (COS), Zagreb

30/06/1993 15/10/1995

S-1837-0230-0001

Chronological file 22/11/1994 28/04/1995 Confidential No

S-1837-0230-0002


No

S-1837-0230-0003


S-1837-0230-0004


S-1837-0230-0005


S-1837-0231

Civil Affairs, Chief of Staff (COS), Zagreb 31/08/1993 19/03/1994

S-1837-0231-0001

Chronological File 11/02/1994 20/03/1994 Unclassified No

S-1837-0231-0002


S-1837-0231-0003


S-1837-0231-0004

Chronological File 01/09/1993 29/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0249

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs Coordinator (CAC), Sarajevo /Humanitarian Affairs Officer

17/08/1992 06/10/1995

S-1837-0249-0001


No

S-1837-0249-0002

Operations Planning Branch, UNPROFORHQ, Zagreb


No

S-1837-0249-0003

Joint Logistics Operations Centre (JLOC),UNPROFOR HQ, Zagreb

20/04/1994 18/12/1994 Confidential No

S-1837-0249-0004

Certificates of guarantee 18/08/1992 27/09/1992 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0249-0005

Certificates of guarantee 05/10/1992 16/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0250

Civil Affairs, Special Coordinator forSarajevo (SCS)

11/05/1994 12/07/1994

S-1837-0250-0001


No

S-1837-0250-0002


No

S-1837-0250-0003


No

S-1837-0264

Humanitarian Affairs Officer / Bosnia andHerzegovina Command, Civil AffairsCoordinator (CAC), Sarajevo

18/10/1992 06/02/1995

S-1837-0264-0001


No

S-1837-0264-0002


No
















































S-1837-0264-0003


No

S-1837-0264-0004


No

S-1837-0264-0005

Certificates of Guarantee 19/10/1992 28/01/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0254


S-1837-0254-0001

Guarantee letters 05/10/1992 10/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0254-0002


No

S-1837-0254-0003


No

S-1837-0254-0004


No

S-1837-0254-0005


No

S-1837-0260


S-1837-0260-0001


No

S-1837-0260-0002


No

S-1837-0260-0003


No

S-1837-0260-0004

Tracing requests 01/08/1995 13/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0260-0005


No

S-1837-0260-0006

Transfer requests 28/06/1995 04/08/1995 Unclassified No

S-1837-0005


S-1837-0005-0001


S-1837-0005-0002


Yes

S-1837-0005-0003


S-1837-0005-0004


S-1837-0008


S-1837-0008-0001


Yes

S-1837-0008-0002


S-1837-0008-0003


Yes

S-1837-0008-0004


S-1837-0013


S-1837-0013-0001


S-1837-0013-0002


S-1837-0013-0003


Yes






















































0013-0004 confidentialS-1837-0013-0005


Yes

S-1837-0013-0006


Yes

S-1837-0022


S-1837-0022-0001


Yes

S-1837-0022-0002


Yes

S-1837-0022-0003


Yes

S-1837-0022-0004


Yes

S-1837-0033


S-1837-0033-0001

Sanctions Assistance Missions (SAM) -situation reports


S-1837-0033-0002



S-1837-0033-0003



S-1837-0033-0004


11/08/1995 11/08/1995 Yes

S-1837-0033-0005

Sanctions 04/01/1993 28/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0033-0006

Sanctions 13/07/1993 09/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0033-0007



S-1837-0039


S-1837-0039-0001

Civil affairs 01/07/1993 31/08/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0039-0002


Yes

S-1837-0039-0003


Yes

S-1837-0039-0004


Yes

S-1837-0039-0005


Yes

S-1837-0039-0006


Yes

S-1837-0045


S-1837-0045-0001

Sector West - civil affairs 02/08/1992 30/09/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0045-0002

Sector West - civil affairs 01/10/1992 30/11/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0045-0003


Yes

S-1837-0045-0004


Yes

S-1837-0045-0005


Yes

S-1837-0045-0006


Yes

S-1837-0045-0007


Yes

S-1837- Division of Civil Affairs 01/10/1993 28/02/1994






















































0052

S-1837-0052-0001


Yes

S-1837-0052-0002


Yes

S-1837-0052-0003


Yes

S-1837-0052-0004


Yes

S-1837-0052-0005


Yes

S-1837-0055


S-1837-0055-0001


Yes

S-1837-0055-0002


Yes

S-1837-0055-0003


Yes

S-1837-0055-0004


Yes

S-1837-0055-0005

Sector South - civil affairs - Human RightsAction Team (HRAT)


Yes

S-1837-0055-0006

Sector Sarajevo - civil affairs 01/07/1992 31/08/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0058


S-1837-0058-0001


Yes

S-1837-0058-0002


Yes

S-1837-0058-0003


Yes

S-1837-0058-0004

Sector Sarajevo - civil affairs 03/04/1995 31/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0058-0005


Yes

S-1837-0058-0006


Yes

S-1837-0065


S-1837-0065-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - Chief ofPress and Information


S-1837-0065-0002



S-1837-0065-0003



S-1837-0065-0004



S-1837-0065-0005



S-1837-0066


S-1837-0066-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Mostar Office - civil affairs 18/04/1994 29/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0066-0002

Sector Sarajevo - Mostar Office - civilaffairs


Yes

S-1837-0066-0003


Yes

S-1837-0066-0004


Yes

S-1837- Sector Sarajevo - Bihac Office - civil affairs 01/02/1994 28/02/1994 Strictly Yes























































0066-0005 confidentialS-1837-0066-0006


S-1837-0077


S-1837-0077-0001

Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(FYROM) Command - civil affairs


Yes

S-1837-0077-0002

Delegate of the Special Representative of theSecretary General in the Former YugoslavRepublic of Macedonia


Yes

S-1837-0077-0003

Delegate of the Special Representative ofthe Secretary General in the FormerYugoslav Republic of Macedonia


Yes

S-1837-0077-0004



Yes

S-1837-0077-0005

Delegate of the Special Representative ofthe Secretary General in the FormerYugoslav Republic of Macedonia


Yes

S-1837-0084


S-1837-0084-0001

Civilian Police - Sector West - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0084-0002

Civilian Police - Sector West 01/07/1993 07/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0084-0003


Yes

S-1837-0084-0004


Yes

S-1837-0084-0005


Yes

S-1837-0084-0006

Civilian Police - Sector South - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0099


S-1837-0099-0001

UNPROFOR Headquarters, Zagreb -information summaries - daily


S-1837-0099-0002



S-1837-0099-0003



Yes

S-1837-0099-0004



S-1837-0103


S-1837-0103-0001

Sector North - situation reports - daily 05/11/1994 19/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0103-0002


S-1837-0103-0003


S-1837-0103-0004


S-1837-0103-0005


S-1837-0105


S-1837-0105-0001

Sector East - situation reports - daily 15/10/1993 19/11/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0105-0002

















































S-1837-0105-0003


S-1837-0105-0004


S-1837-0105-0005


S-1837-0108


S-1837-0108-0001


Yes

S-1837-0108-0002

Sector West - situation reports - daily 13/02/1995 17/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0108-0003


S-1837-0108-0004


S-1837-0108-0005


S-1837-0112


S-1837-0112-0001

Sector West - situation reports - daily 26/12/1994 31/01/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0112-0002


S-1837-0112-0003


S-1837-0112-0004


S-1837-0112-0005


S-1837-0115


S-1837-0115-0001

Sector North East - situation reports - daily 15/05/1995 24/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0115-0002


S-1837-0115-0003


S-1837-0115-0004

Sector South West - situation reports - daily 23/07/1994 17/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0115-0005


S-1837-0119


S-1837-0119-0001

Sector Sarajevo - situation reports - daily 21/01/1995 26/02/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0119-0002


S-1837-0119-0003


S-1837-0119-0004


S-1837-0122


S-1837-0122-0001

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Belgrade


S-1837-0122-0002

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Belgrade


Yes

S-1837-0122-0003

United Nations Military Observers, Zagreb -situation reports - daily


Yes



















































S-1837-0122-0004



S-1837-0122-0005



S-1837-0123


S-1837-0123-0001

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Zagreb - situation reports - daily


S-1837-0123-0002



S-1837-0123-0003



Yes

S-1837-0123-0004



S-1837-0123-0005



S-1837-0125


S-1837-0125-0001



S-1837-0125-0002



S-1837-0125-0003



S-1837-0125-0004



S-1837-0125-0005



S-1837-0133


S-1837-0133-0001

Mixed Military Working Group 22/10/1992 30/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0133-0002

UNPROFOR, Sarajevo - situation reports -daily


S-1837-0133-0003

UNPROFOR, Sarajevo - situation reports -daily


S-1837-0133-0004

Macedonia Command 22/12/1992 23/08/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0133-0005

Macedonia Command 01/09/1993 21/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0133-0006

Liaison Office, Ljubljana 31/12/1992 10/10/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0135


S-1837-0135-0001



Yes

S-1837-0135-0002

Correspondence with the United NationsOffice in Vienna (UNOV)


Yes

S-1837-0135-0003

Correspondence with the United NationsOffice in Vienna (UNOV)


Yes

S-1837-0135-0004



Yes

S-1837-0135-0005



Yes

S-1837-0148


S-1837-0148-0001

Correspondence with the President of theGovernment of Croatia's Commission forUNPROFOR


Yes

















































S-1837-0148-0002



Yes

S-1837-0148-0003

Government of the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia Committee for Cooperation withUNPROFOR


Yes

S-1837-0148-0004

UNPROFOR budget policy and analysis 22/05/1992 30/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0148-0005

UNPROFOR budget policy and analysis 02/07/1994 27/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0154


S-1837-0154-0001


Yes

S-1837-0154-0002


Yes

S-1837-0154-0003


Yes

S-1837-0154-0004

Humanitarian assistance 17/02/1992 26/07/1992 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0154-0005

Humanitarian assistance 17/02/1992 26/07/1992 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0164


S-1837-0164-0001


Yes

S-1837-0164-0002


Yes

S-1837-0164-0003


Yes

S-1837-0164-0004


Yes

S-1837-0164-0005


Yes

S-1837-0176


S-1837-0176-0001

Military component 24/05/1993 28/03/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0176-0002

Human rights statistics and analysis 20/01/1993 18/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0176-0003

Transfer and tracing requests 02/06/1993 08/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0176-0004

UNPROFOR correspondence with the UnitedNations Office in Vienna (UNOV) regardingthe detention of high-level politicians andsocial reconstruction


Yes

S-1837-0176-0005


Yes

S-1837-0179

Civil Affairs, Sector West / Civil Affairs,Sector South

20/04/1991 24/07/1995

S-1837-0179-0001


Yes

S-1837-0179-0002


Yes

S-1837-0179-0003


Yes

S-1837-0179-0004


Yes

S-1837-0179-0005

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) - lawgazettes


S-1837- Civil Affairs, Sector South 27/02/1992 29/12/1992

















































0180

S-1837-0180-0001



S-1837-0180-0002



S-1837-0180-0003



S-1837-0180-0004



S-1837-0181


S-1837-0181-0001



S-1837-0181-0002

Medical transfers and requests 19/05/1992 04/01/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0181-0003


Yes

S-1837-0181-0004

Property checks and visit requests 04/08/1992 17/02/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0181-0005

Municipalities - population lists 04/05/1993 24/11/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0181-0006

Station Kistanje - incident reports 07/07/1992 30/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0183


S-1837-0183-0001


Yes

S-1837-0183-0002

Vrlika, Korenica, and Gracac - transferrequests


Yes

S-1837-0183-0003

Knin (Croatia), Obrovac (Croatia), andBihac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - transferrequests


Yes

S-1837-0183-0004

Civil Affairs, Bihac - travel clearances 27/04/1995 30/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0183-0005

Requests 09/11/1994 24/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0183-0006

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) - prisonissues


Yes

S-1837-0183-0007

Canadian Battalion (CANBAT) - civil-military cooperation (CIMIC)


S-1837-0183-0008

Humanitarian coordination meetings -summaries


Yes

S-1837-0184


S-1837-0184-0001

Family visit requests 03/02/1994 24/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0184-0002

Clearance forms 16/01/1994 28/07/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0184-0003

Clearance forms 24/04/1994 16/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0184-0004

Requests for information 18/02/1993 18/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0185


S-1837-0185-0001

Medical transfer and medicine requests 07/02/1994 27/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0185-0002

Funeral attendance requests, deathnotifications and funeral expenses


Yes

S-1837-0185-0003


Yes

S-1837- Transfer requests 14/03/1993 12/04/1995 Strictly Yes





















































0185-0004 confidentialS-1837-0185-0005


Yes

S-1837-0185-0006


Yes

S-1837-0190


S-1837-0190-0001


Yes

S-1837-0190-0002


Yes

S-1837-0190-0003


Yes

S-1837-0190-0004

Transfer requests referred to the UnitedNations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) and the International Committeeof the Red Cross (ICRC)


Yes

S-1837-0190-0005


Yes

S-1837-0190-0006

Transfer requests - civilians who refused toleave and death cases


Yes

S-1837-0198


S-1837-0198-0001


Yes

S-1837-0198-0002

Sector South Joint Commission - meetings 07/03/1994 29/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0198-0003

Joint Commission - meetings 28/07/1992 03/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0198-0004

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic ofSerbian Krajina (RSK) - protest letters


S-1837-0198-0005

Humanitarian fuel for the Republic ofSerbian Krajina (RSK)


Yes

S-1837-0199


S-1837-0199-0001

UNPROFOR correspondence with CroatianGovernment Commission for Cooperationwith UNPROFOR and EuropeanCommission Monitoring Mission (ECMM)


Yes

S-1837-0199-0002

Border control under Security CouncilResolution 769 (1992)


Yes

S-1837-0199-0003

Civil Affairs operations 13/02/1994 05/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0199-0004

Protest letters exchanged with the Republicof Serbian Krajina (RSK) and theGovernment of the Republic of Croatia


Yes

S-1837-0199-0005

Convoy requests into Bihac 21/09/1994 30/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0199-0006

Policing the Zone of Separation betweenCroats and Serbs


Yes

S-1837-0199-0007

Milan Martic, President of the Republic ofSerbian Krajina (RSK) - meetingsummaries and correspondence


Yes

S-1837-0211


24/03/1993 24/07/1996

S-1837-0211-0001

Evacuations, airdrops, and exchanges ofprisoners and bodies


Yes

S-1837-0211-0002

Army of the Republic of Bosnia andHerzegovina, 2nd Corps


Yes

S-1837-0211-0003

Joint Commission Policy Committee 17/04/1994 19/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837- International Committee of the Red Cross - 01/01/1994 26/09/1995 Unclassified Yes


















































0211-0004 Tuzla Subdelegation - press releasesS-1837-0211-0005

United Nations High Commissioner forRefugees (UNHCR), Field Office, Tuzla


S-1837-0211-0006

Civilian Police - Station Tuzla 12/10/1994 28/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0211-0007

Regional Joint Commission - meetings 29/01/1995 29/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0211-0008

Non-governmental organizations (NGO) 24/03/1993 11/08/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0211-0009

Srebrenica 08/05/1993 24/07/1996 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0211-0010

Civil Affairs Officer, Vares - situation reports 22/09/1994 27/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0211-0011

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - staffissues


S-1837-0211-0012

Sector North East - weekly reports 31/05/1993 30/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0228

Civil Affairs, Sector North / Civil Affairs,Sector East

02/09/1992 04/09/1995

S-1837-0228-0004


No

S-1837-0228-0003


No

S-1837-0228-0002


No

S-1837-0228-0001


No

S-1837-0229

Civil Affairs, Sector East / Bosnia andHerzegovina Command, Civil Affairs,Sector South West

11/02/1994 30/09/1995

S-1837-0229-0001


No

S-1837-0229-0002


No

S-1837-0229-0003


No

S-1837-0229-0004


No

S-1837-0229-0005

Chronological File 07/08/1994 20/11/1994 Confidential No

S-1837-0234

Civil Affairs, Chief of Staff (COS), Zagreb /Civil Affairs, Senior Legal Adviser (SLA),Zagreb / Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC),Former Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY),Belgrade

01/07/1993 24/10/1995

S-1837-0234-0001


No

S-1837-0234-0002


No

S-1837-0234-0003


No

S-1837-0234-0004


No

S-1837-0234-0005


No

S-1837-0234-0006

Press Summaries 01/07/1993 07/07/1993 Unclassified No

S-1837-0235


08/07/1993 18/06/1995

S-1837-0235-0001

Desk Officer for Bosnia and Herzegovina,Civil Affairs, UNPROFOR HQ, Zagreb


No

S-1837-0235-0002






















































S-1837-0235-0003


S-1837-0235-0004


S-1837-0235-0005

Chonological File 01/09/1993 22/09/1993 Confidential No

S-1837-0251


13/07/1994 15/08/1994

S-1837-0251-0001


No

S-1837-0251-0002


S-1837-0251-0003


No

S-1837-0259


S-1837-0259-0001

Requests for family visits 01/02/1995 22/02/1995 Unclassified No

S-1837-0259-0002


No

S-1837-0259-0003


No

S-1837-0259-0004


No

S-1837-0259-0005


No

S-1837-0259-0006


No

S-1837-0003


S-1837-0003-0001


S-1837-0003-0002


S-1837-0003-0003


S-1837-0003-0004


Yes

S-1837-0012


S-1837-0012-0001


S-1837-0012-0002


Yes

S-1837-0012-0003


S-1837-0012-0004


S-1837-0012-0005


Yes

S-1837-0016


S-1837-0016-0001


S-1837-0016-0002


Yes

S-1837-0016-0003


Yes

S-1837-0016-0004


Yes

S-1837-0018




















































S-1837-0018-0001


S-1837-0018-0002


Yes

S-1837-0018-0003


Yes

S-1837-0018-0004


Yes

S-1837-0018-0005


Yes

S-1837-0024


S-1837-0024-0001


Yes

S-1837-0024-0002


Yes

S-1837-0024-0003


Yes

S-1837-0024-0004


Yes

S-1837-0026


S-1837-0026-0001


Yes

S-1837-0026-0002


Yes

S-1837-0026-0003


Yes

S-1837-0026-0004


Yes

S-1837-0026-0005


Yes

S-1837-0028


S-1837-0028-0001


Yes

S-1837-0028-0002


Yes

S-1837-0028-0003

Sub-Commission on Cease-Fire Violations 14/09/1992 12/01/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0028-0004

Sub-Commission on Displaced Persons 05/11/1992 06/11/1992 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0028-0005

Sub-Commission on Economic andHumanitarian Affairs


S-1837-0028-0006

Sub-Commission on Legal Affairs 12/11/1993 13/11/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0028-0007

Adria oil pipeline 04/09/1992 19/01/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0028-0008

Peruka Dam safety assessment - draft 04/09/1992 11/08/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0028-0009

Oil in Sector East 26/07/1992 03/03/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0028-0010

Oil in Sector East 17/09/1992 20/10/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0028-0011

Reports of UNPROFOR misconduct 09/01/1994 09/12/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0028-0012

Investigation of the murder of HakijaTurajlik, Deputy Prime Minister of Bosniaand Herzegovina


Yes

S-1837-0029






















































S-1837-0029-0001

Situation reports 01/01/1992 31/12/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0029-0002

Sector North - situation reports 01/01/1992 31/12/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0029-0003

Reports of human rights violations 09/09/1992 17/11/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0029-0004

Human rights monitoring and reporting 28/04/1992 14/07/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0046


S-1837-0046-0001


Yes

S-1837-0046-0002


Yes

S-1837-0046-0003


S-1837-0046-0004


Yes

S-1837-0046-0005


Yes

S-1837-0046-0006


Yes

S-1837-0046-0007


Yes

S-1837-0043


S-1837-0043-0001


Yes

S-1837-0043-0002


Yes

S-1837-0043-0003


Yes

S-1837-0043-0004


Yes

S-1837-0043-0005


Yes

S-1837-0043-0006


Yes

S-1837-0043-0007


Yes

S-1837-0056


S-1837-0056-0001


Yes

S-1837-0056-0002


Yes

S-1837-0056-0003


Yes

S-1837-0056-0004


Yes

S-1837-0056-0005


Yes

S-1837-0056-0006


Yes

S-1837-0056-0007


Yes

S-1837-0059


S-1837-0059-0001


S-1837-0059-0002



Yes























































S-1837-0059-0003


Yes

S-1837-0059-0004



Yes

S-1837-0059-0005


Yes

S-1837-0059-0006



Yes

S-1837-0061


S-1837-0061-0001



Yes

S-1837-0061-0002


Yes

S-1837-0061-0003



Yes

S-1837-0061-0004


Yes

S-1837-0061-0005



Yes

S-1837-0061-0006


Yes

S-1837-0078


S-1837-0078-0001



S-1837-0078-0002

United Nations Preventive DeploymentForce (UNPREDEP)


Yes

S-1837-0078-0003

Border monitoring and crossing points 27/07/1992 02/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0078-0004

Prevlaka Peninsula 25/07/1995 20/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0078-0005



S-1837-0091


S-1837-0091-0001

Operations policy and procedure 30/11/1993 23/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0091-0002

Operations policy and procedure 12/07/1994 29/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0091-0003

Operations plans 30/11/1994 04/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0091-0004


S-1837-0091-0005

Force Commander's policy directives 03/01/1993 18/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0102


S-1837-0102-0001


S-1837-0102-0002


S-1837-0102-0003


S-1837-0102-0004


S-1837-0102-0005


S-1837-0106


S-1837- Sector East - situation reports - daily 20/05/1994 14/06/1994 Confidential Yes





















































0106-0001S-1837-0106-0002


S-1837-0106-0003

Sector East - situation reports - daily 16/03/1994 20/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0106-0004


S-1837-0106-0005


S-1837-0111


S-1837-0111-0001


S-1837-0111-0002


S-1837-0111-0003


Yes

S-1837-0111-0004


S-1837-0111-0005


Yes

S-1837-0124


S-1837-0124-0001



Yes

S-1837-0124-0002



S-1837-0124-0003



S-1837-0124-0004



S-1837-0124-0005



S-1837-0126


S-1837-0126-0001



Yes

S-1837-0126-0002



S-1837-0126-0003



S-1837-0126-0004



S-1837-0126-0005



S-1837-0129


S-1837-0129-0001

Ceasefire violations and restrictions ofmovement - tables


S-1837-0129-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command,Kiseljak


Yes

S-1837-0129-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Kiseljak 27/05/1993 30/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0129-0004



Yes

S-1837-0129-0005


Yes

S-1837-0130


S-1837-0130-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Kiseljak 09/01/1993 15/12/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0130-0002



Yes






















































S-1837-0130-0003


Yes

S-1837-0130-0004



Yes

S-1837-0136


S-1837-0136-0001



Yes

S-1837-0136-0002



Yes

S-1837-0136-0003



Yes

S-1837-0136-0004



Yes

S-1837-0136-0005



Yes

S-1837-0140


S-1837-0140-0001

UNPROFOR and United Nations PeaceForces correspondence with theGovernment of the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia


S-1837-0140-0002

Liaison Office, Belgrade 12/05/1992 14/04/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0140-0003

UNPROFOR correspondence with theGovernment of the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0140-0004

Constitution of the Republic of SerbianKrajina (RSK)


S-1837-0140-0005



Yes

S-1837-0140-0006



S-1837-0161

Division of Civil Affairs / Civil Affairs, SectorNorth

28/04/1992 29/09/1995

S-1837-0161-0001


Yes

S-1837-0161-0002


Yes

S-1837-0161-0003

Visits 09/02/1995 10/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0161-0004

Ceasefire agreements 12/04/1993 08/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0161-0005

Cultural monuments 11/08/1992 29/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0161-0006

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia 28/04/1992 08/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0166


S-1837-0166-0001

Refugees 30/04/1992 29/09/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0166-0002


Yes

S-1837-0166-0003


Yes

S-1837-0166-0004


Yes















































S-1837-0166-0005


Yes

S-1837-0168


S-1837-0168-0001

Humanitarian transfer cases 31/01/1994 27/02/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0168-0002


Yes

S-1837-0168-0003


Yes

S-1837-0168-0004


Yes

S-1837-0168-0005


Yes

S-1837-0194


S-1837-0194-0001


Yes

S-1837-0194-0002


Yes

S-1837-0194-0003

Agricultural fuel distribution programme 13/04/1993 21/09/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0194-0004

Return of refugees and displaced persons 10/09/1992 03/11/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0194-0005

Agricultural fuel distribution programme 12/10/1993 24/06/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0195


S-1837-0195-0001

Agricultural fuel distribution programme 10/05/1993 23/11/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0195-0002

Political-Military Group 21/09/1993 28/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0195-0003

Medak Pocket operations 10/09/1993 14/10/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0195-0004

Medak Pocket operations 09/09/1993 30/09/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0205


30/09/1994 30/10/1995

S-1837-0205-0001

Civil Affairs Officer - faxes - outgoing 01/10/1994 30/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0205-0002


S-1837-0205-0003

Civil Affairs Officer - faxes - outgoing 03/06/1995 31/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0205-0004


Yes

S-1837-0213


08/08/1994 18/12/1995

S-1837-0213-0001

UNPROFOR HQ, Sarajevo - situtationreports - weekly


Yes

S-1837-0213-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -situtation reports - weekly


Yes

S-1837-0213-0003

Political and Humanitarian Affairs, Bosniaand Herzegovina - situtation reports -weekly


Yes

S-1837-0213-0004

Political and Humanitarian AffairsCoordinator - situtation reports - weekly


S-1837-0213-0005

Nordic Battalion (NORDBAT) - militaryinformation reports - daily


S-1837-0220

Deputy Director of Civil Affairs (DDCA) 21/12/1993 05/05/1994

















































S-1837-0220-0001


Yes

S-1837-0220-0002


Yes

S-1837-0220-0003


Yes

S-1837-0220-0004


Yes

S-1837-0222

Deputy Director of Civil Affairs (DDCA) /Civil Affairs, Sector South

10/06/1993 01/07/1995

S-1837-0222-0001

Chronological File 16/09/1993 18/10/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0222-0002


Yes

S-1837-0222-0003


S-1837-0222-0004


S-1837-0222-0005


S-1837-0240


25/09/1993 19/12/1993

S-1837-0240-0001


No

S-1837-0240-0002


No

S-1837-0240-0003


No

S-1837-0240-0004


No

S-1837-0240-0005


No

S-1837-0244


18/07/1994 30/09/1994

S-1837-0244-0001


S-1837-0244-0002


No

S-1837-0244-0003


No

S-1837-0244-0004


No

S-1837-0244-0005


No

S-1837-0256


S-1837-0256-0001


No

S-1837-0256-0002


No

S-1837-0256-0003


No

S-1837-0256-0004


No

S-1837-0256-0005


No

S-1837-0256-0006


No

S-1837-0256-0007


No

S-1837-0007






















































S-1837-0007-0001


Yes

S-1837-0007-0002


Yes

S-1837-0007-0003


S-1837-0007-0004


S-1837-0020


S-1837-0020-0001


Yes

S-1837-0020-0002


S-1837-0020-0003


S-1837-0020-0004


Yes

S-1837-0038


S-1837-0038-0001


Yes

S-1837-0038-0002

Sector North - civil affairs 02/09/1992 30/09/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0038-0003

Sector North - civil affairs 01/10/1992 30/10/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0038-0004


Yes

S-1837-0038-0005


Yes

S-1837-0038-0006


Yes

S-1837-0044


S-1837-0044-0001


Yes

S-1837-0044-0002


Yes

S-1837-0044-0003


Yes

S-1837-0044-0004


S-1837-0044-0005


Yes

S-1837-0044-0006


S-1837-0054


S-1837-0054-0001


Yes

S-1837-0054-0002


Yes

S-1837-0054-0003


Yes

S-1837-0054-0004

Sector South - civil affairs 01/11/1994 30/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0054-0005


Yes

S-1837-0054-0006


Yes

S-1837-0060






















































S-1837-0060-0001



S-1837-0060-0002


Yes

S-1837-0060-0003



Yes

S-1837-0060-0004

Sector Sarajevo - Kiseljak Office - civil affairs 18/03/1995 31/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0060-0005



S-1837-0060-0006


Yes

S-1837-0060-0007



Yes

S-1837-0064


S-1837-0064-0001



Yes

S-1837-0064-0002



S-1837-0064-0003



S-1837-0064-0004



S-1837-0064-0005



S-1837-0071


S-1837-0071-0001

Sector South West - Gornji Vakuf 30/09/1994 30/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0071-0002


S-1837-0071-0003

Sector South West - Gornji Vakuf 01/02/1994 29/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0071-0004


Yes

S-1837-0071-0005


S-1837-0071-0006


Yes

S-1837-0071-0007


S-1837-0075


S-1837-0075-0001

Liaison Office, Belgrade - civil affairs 04/04/1994 31/05/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0075-0002


Yes

S-1837-0075-0003


Yes

S-1837-0075-0004


Yes

S-1837-0075-0005


Yes

S-1837-0080


S-1837-0080-0001

Civilian Police - Commissioner 22/05/1992 30/03/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0080-0002


Yes





















































S-1837-0080-0003

Civilian Police - Commissioner 04/05/1994 27/07/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0080-0004


Yes

S-1837-0086


S-1837-0086-0001



S-1837-0086-0002



Yes

S-1837-0086-0003



S-1837-0086-0004



Yes

S-1837-0089


S-1837-0089-0001



S-1837-0089-0002



Yes

S-1837-0089-0003

Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Former Yugoslavia - senior staffmeetings


S-1837-0089-0004

Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Former Yugoslavia - coordinationconferences


S-1837-0089-0005

Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Former Yugoslavia - situationreports - weekly


Yes

S-1837-0089-0006



Yes

S-1837-0089-0007



Yes

S-1837-0090


S-1837-0090-0001

Office of Force Commander 06/11/1993 26/03/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0090-0002

Office of Force Commander 29/04/1993 30/10/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0090-0003

Special Commission of Inquiry 22/09/1993 13/06/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0090-0004


Yes

S-1837-0090-0005


Yes

S-1837-0096


S-1837-0096-0001


Yes

S-1837-0096-0002

Military information summaries 01/05/1995 24/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0096-0003

Military activity maps by sector 22/05/1992 27/11/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0096-0004


Yes

S-1837-0096-0005


Yes

S-1837-0109


S-1837-0109-0001


Yes

















































S-1837-0109-0002


Yes

S-1837-0109-0003


S-1837-0109-0004


S-1837-0109-0005


Yes

S-1837-0110


S-1837-0110-0001


S-1837-0110-0002


S-1837-0110-0003


S-1837-0110-0004


S-1837-0110-0005


S-1837-0120


S-1837-0120-0001

Logistics and movements - situation reports- daily


S-1837-0120-0002

Sector Sarajevo - situation reports - daily andweekly


S-1837-0120-0003


S-1837-0120-0004


S-1837-0120-0005

Logistics battalion, Zagreb 10/06/1995 24/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0127


S-1837-0127-0001



Yes

S-1837-0127-0002

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) -situation reports of no-fly zone - daily


Yes

S-1837-0127-0003

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO)- situation reports of no-fly zone - daily


S-1837-0127-0004



Yes

S-1837-0127-0005



Yes

S-1837-0172


S-1837-0172-0001

Battalions 07/06/1993 27/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0172-0002

Visitors to Sector West 28/12/1993 05/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0172-0003

Claims and United Nations staff rules 21/04/1993 11/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0172-0004

Sector West Headquarters - administration 22/05/1993 13/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0172-0005

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) 19/03/1993 28/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0172-0006

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) 03/10/1993 20/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0172-0007

Sector Commander - routine orders 20/05/1993 27/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes





















































S-1837-0177


S-1837-0177-0001


Yes

S-1837-0177-0002


Yes

S-1837-0177-0003


Yes

S-1837-0177-0004

Chronological file 01/03/1993 28/04/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0192


S-1837-0192-0001

Transfer requests - bio-data forms 13/12/1992 07/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0192-0002

World Health Organization (WHO) andUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)


S-1837-0192-0003

International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) and the European CommissionMonitoring Mission (ECMM)


Yes

S-1837-0192-0004

Transfer requests and humanitarianassistance


Yes

S-1837-0192-0005

War crimes 19/03/1992 31/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0208


24/12/1992 15/12/1995

S-1837-0208-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)


S-1837-0208-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - civiland military operations


S-1837-0208-0003

Reopening of Tuzla Airbase 24/12/1992 15/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0208-0004

Bosnian Serbs in Sector North East 17/02/1993 15/11/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0208-0005

Croatian situation in Sector North East 07/02/1994 13/04/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0208-0006

International Observer Group MonitoringMission


S-1837-0208-0007

Force Commander's conference on Bosniaand Herzegovina Command


S-1837-0224


S-1837-0224-0001


Yes

S-1837-0224-0002


Yes

S-1837-0224-0003


Yes

S-1837-0224-0004


Yes

S-1837-0246


06/12/1994 14/02/1995

S-1837-0246-0001


No

S-1837-0246-0002


No

S-1837-0246-0003


No

S-1837-0246-0004


No

S-1837-0257


S-1837- Transfer requests 26/09/1992 15/02/1993 Strictly No



















































0257-0001 confidentialS-1837-0257-0002


No

S-1837-0257-0003


No

S-1837-0257-0004


No

S-1837-0257-0005


No

S-1837-0257-0006


No

S-1837-0257-0007


No

S-1837-0261


S-1837-0261-0001


No

S-1837-0261-0002

Human Rights Action Team (HRAT) 29/08/1995 13/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0261-0003


No

S-1837-0261-0004


No

S-1837-0261-0005


No

S-1837-0002


S-1837-0002-0001


S-1837-0002-0002


S-1837-0002-0003


S-1837-0002-0004


S-1837-0006


S-1837-0006-0001


S-1837-0006-0002


S-1837-0006-0003


S-1837-0006-0004


Yes

S-1837-0021


S-1837-0021-0001


Yes

S-1837-0021-0002


Yes

S-1837-0021-0003


Yes

S-1837-0021-0004


Yes

S-1837-0021-0005


Yes

S-1837-0035


S-1837-0035-0001

Sanctions Liaison Group - meetings 05/01/1995 13/07/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837- International War Crimes Tribunal 11/08/1993 25/07/1994 Confidential Yes






















































0035-0002

S-1837-0035-0003

International War Crimes Tribunal 06/08/1994 25/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0035-0004

Economic agreements 16/11/1994 31/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0035-0005

Economic agreements 02/02/1995 01/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0035-0006


Yes

S-1837-0036


S-1837-0036-0001


Yes

S-1837-0036-0002


Yes

S-1837-0036-0003


Yes

S-1837-0036-0004


Yes

S-1837-0036-0005


Yes

S-1837-0036-0006


Yes

S-1837-0036-0007

Civil affairs 01/01/1995 31/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0040


S-1837-0040-0001


Yes

S-1837-0040-0002


Yes

S-1837-0040-0003


Yes

S-1837-0040-0004


Yes

S-1837-0040-0005


Yes

S-1837-0040-0006


Yes

S-1837-0063


S-1837-0063-0001


Yes

S-1837-0063-0002



Yes

S-1837-0063-0003


Yes

S-1837-0063-0004



Yes

S-1837-0063-0005


Yes

S-1837-0063-0006



S-1837-0069


S-1837-0069-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Vitez Office - civil affairs 05/03/1994 31/07/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0069-0002

Sector Sarajevo - Vitez Office - civil affairs 04/08/1994 14/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0069-0003

Sector Sarajevo - Office of the SpecialCoordinator for Sarajevo


Yes






















































S-1837-0069-0004

Sector Sarajevo - rehabilitation andreconstruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina


S-1837-0069-0005



Yes

S-1837-0069-0006



S-1837-0074


S-1837-0074-0001


Yes

S-1837-0074-0002

Liaison Office, Belgrade - civil affairs 02/12/1993 31/12/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0074-0003


S-1837-0074-0004


S-1837-0074-0005


Yes

S-1837-0074-0006


Yes

S-1837-0087


S-1837-0087-0001



S-1837-0087-0002



S-1837-0087-0003



S-1837-0087-0004



S-1837-0087-0005



S-1837-0094


S-1837-0094-0001

Office of the Force Commander 02/10/1994 30/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0094-0002

Force Commander's conference action points 02/02/1995 31/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0094-0003

Force Commander's conference actionpoints


Yes

S-1837-0094-0004


Yes

S-1837-0094-0005


Yes

S-1837-0098


S-1837-0098-0001

G3 situation reports - daily 04/07/1994 31/07/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0098-0002

Civil Affairs - general 27/04/1993 30/06/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0098-0003

Office of the Deputy Director of Civil Affairs(DDCA)


Yes

S-1837-0098-0004



Yes

S-1837-0098-0005



Yes

S-1837-0101


S-1837-0101-0001




















































S-1837-0101-0002


S-1837-0101-0003


S-1837-0101-0004


S-1837-0101-0005


S-1837-0117


S-1837-0117-0001

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) - situation reports -daily


S-1837-0117-0002


S-1837-0117-0003


S-1837-0117-0004


S-1837-0117-0005

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) - situation reports -daily


S-1837-0138


S-1837-0138-0001



Yes

S-1837-0138-0002



Yes

S-1837-0138-0003



Yes

S-1837-0138-0004

Sector Sarajevo 04/03/1995 15/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0142


S-1837-0142-0001


Yes

S-1837-0142-0002

Liaison Office, Belgrade 11/02/1995 31/07/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0142-0003


Yes

S-1837-0142-0004



Yes

S-1837-0142-0005



Yes

S-1837-0146


S-1837-0146-0001

Correspondence with the Government of theRepublic of Croatia


Yes

S-1837-0146-0002

Correspondence with the Government ofthe Republic of Croatia


Yes

S-1837-0146-0003



Yes

S-1837-0146-0004



Yes

S-1837-0146-0005



Yes

S-1837-0147


S-1837-0147-0001

General 06/04/1992 18/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0147-0002

UNPROFOR government contacts - various 09/06/1992 27/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes



















































S-1837-0147-0003



Yes

S-1837-0147-0004



Yes

S-1837-0147-0005



Yes

S-1837-0147-0006



Yes

S-1837-0149


S-1837-0149-0001

UNOPROFOR legal documentation 08/05/1994 30/01/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0149-0002


Yes

S-1837-0149-0003


Yes

S-1837-0149-0004

Role of civil affairs and authorizedabbreviations


S-1837-0149-0005

Agreements with the governments ofCroatia and the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia


Yes

S-1837-0149-0006

UNOPROFOR legal documentation 09/04/1992 14/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0151


S-1837-0151-0001


Yes

S-1837-0151-0002


Yes

S-1837-0151-0003

Human rights workshops 03/01/1995 28/02/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0151-0004


S-1837-0151-0005


Yes

S-1837-0162


S-1837-0162-0001

Medical evacuations 24/02/1994 24/04/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0162-0002

Saborcana Country Club, Zagreb -displaced persons - questionnaires

05/06/1992 01/09/1992 Yes

S-1837-0162-0003

Saborcana Country Club, Zagreb - displacedpersons - questionnaires

07/06/1992 01/09/1992 Yes

S-1837-0162-0004

Population statistics 28/04/1992 04/09/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0162-0005

Population statistics 01/09/1992 31/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0167


S-1837-0167-0001


Yes

S-1837-0167-0002


Yes

S-1837-0167-0003


Yes

S-1837-0167-0004

Civilian Police - refugee case processingforms


Yes

S-1837-0167-0005


Yes



















































S-1837-0204

Civil Affairs, Sectors South / Bosnia andHerzegovina Command, Civil Affairs,Sector North East

07/12/1993 14/09/1995

S-1837-0204-0001

Human rights in Sector South 08/07/1995 25/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0204-0002

Human rights in Sector South 26/08/1995 15/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0204-0003

Visits to Sector South by high-rankingofficials


Yes

S-1837-0204-0004


S-1837-0210


01/07/1992 31/01/1996

S-1837-0210-0001

Shelling in Tuzla 26/05/1995 09/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0210-0002

Tuzla 01/07/1992 08/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0210-0003

Municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina -Zvornik, Gorazde, Sarajevo, Modrica,Maglaj, Zepce, and Kakanj


S-1837-0210-0004

Local newspaper articles 18/10/1994 12/04/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0210-0005

Security, freedom of movement, and curfew 05/07/1994 20/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0210-0006

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - dailyinformation summaries and meetingsummaries


S-1837-0210-0007

Sector North East, Tuzla 19/09/1994 11/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0210-0008

Civil Affairs, Sector West and Sector North -briefs and meeting summaries


S-1837-0212


31/12/1993 21/12/1995

S-1837-0212-0001

Weekly reports 05/01/1995 16/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0212-0002

Sector North East, G2 - military informationsummaries - daily


S-1837-0212-0004


S-1837-0212-0003

Sector North East - situation reports - daily 01/11/1995 19/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0212-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - politicalassessments - weekly


Yes

S-1837-0219


S-1837-0219-0001

Chronological File 01/12/1993 20/12/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0219-0002


Yes

S-1837-0219-0003


Yes

S-1837-0219-0004


Yes

S-1837-0221


S-1837-0221-0001


Yes

S-1837-0221-0002


Yes

S-1837-0221-0003


Yes

S-1837- Chronological File 21/10/1994 10/11/1994 Strictly Yes



















































0221-0004 confidentialS-1837-0223


S-1837-0223-0001


Yes

S-1837-0223-0002


Yes

S-1837-0223-0003


Yes

S-1837-0223-0004


Yes

S-1837-0233


S-1837-0233-0001


No

S-1837-0233-0002


No

S-1837-0233-0003


No

S-1837-0233-0004


No

S-1837-0233-0005


No

S-1837-0243


16/05/1994 17/07/1994

S-1837-0243-0001


No

S-1837-0243-0003


No

S-1837-0243-0002


No

S-1837-0243-0004


S-1837-0243-0005


No

S-1837-0263


S-1837-0263-0001


No

S-1837-0263-0002

Evacuation requests 08/06/1993 30/09/1993 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0263-0003


No

S-1837-0263-0004


No

S-1837-0262


S-1837-0262-0001


No

S-1837-0262-0002


No

S-1837-0262-0003


No

S-1837-0262-0004


No

S-1837-0262-0005

Human rights monitoring 14/08/1995 10/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0262-0006

Human Rights Action Team (HRAT) 11/10/1995 09/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

No

S-1837-0001



















































S-1837-0001-0001


Yes

S-1837-0001-0002


S-1837-0001-0003


Yes

S-1837-0001-0004


S-1837-0014


S-1837-0014-0001


S-1837-0014-0002


S-1837-0014-0003


Yes

S-1837-0014-0004


Yes

S-1837-0014-0005


Yes

S-1837-0017


S-1837-0017-0001


Yes

S-1837-0017-0002


Yes

S-1837-0017-0003


S-1837-0017-0004


Yes

S-1837-0017-0005


Yes

S-1837-0023


S-1837-0023-0001


Yes

S-1837-0023-0002


Yes

S-1837-0023-0003


Yes

S-1837-0023-0004


Yes

S-1837-0025


S-1837-0025-0001


Yes

S-1837-0025-0002


Yes

S-1837-0025-0003


Yes

S-1837-0025-0004


Yes

S-1837-0031


S-1837-0031-0001


Yes

S-1837-0031-0002


Yes

S-1837-0031-0003


Yes

S-1837-0031-0004


Yes





















































S-1837-0031-0005


Yes

S-1837-0031-0006


S-1837-0031-0007


S-1837-0048


S-1837-0048-0001


Yes

S-1837-0048-0002


Yes

S-1837-0048-0003


Yes

S-1837-0048-0004

Sector West - civil affairs - civilian travel forJasenovac Concentration Camp memorial


Yes

S-1837-0048-0005

Sector West - civil affairs - E70 Highway 01/05/1995 31/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0037


S-1837-0037-0001


Yes

S-1837-0037-0002


Yes

S-1837-0037-0003


Yes

S-1837-0037-0004


Yes

S-1837-0037-0005


S-1837-0037-0006


Yes

S-1837-0037-0007


Yes

S-1837-0057


S-1837-0057-0001


Yes

S-1837-0057-0002


Yes

S-1837-0057-0003


Yes

S-1837-0057-0004


S-1837-0057-0005


Yes

S-1837-0057-0006


Yes

S-1837-0070


S-1837-0070-0001

Sector North East - Tuzla - civil affairs 05/10/1994 05/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0070-0002

Sector North East - Tuzla - civil affairs 28/01/1994 30/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0070-0003


Yes

S-1837-0070-0004

Sector North East - Tuzla - civil affairs 11/03/1995 26/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0070-0005


Yes

S-1837-0070-0006
























































S-1837-0072


S-1837-0072-0001

Sector Sarajevo - Gorzade Office - civilaffairs


Yes

S-1837-0072-0002


Yes

S-1837-0072-0003


Yes

S-1837-0072-0004


Yes

S-1837-0072-0005


Yes

S-1837-0076


S-1837-0076-0001


Yes

S-1837-0076-0002


Yes

S-1837-0076-0003


Yes

S-1837-0076-0004



Yes

S-1837-0076-0005



Yes

S-1837-0093


S-1837-0093-0001

Office of the Force Commander 04/01/1993 27/06/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0093-0002


S-1837-0093-0003


S-1837-0093-0004


S-1837-0093-0005


S-1837-0097


S-1837-0097-0001

Military activity maps by sector 28/02/1993 29/04/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0097-0002

Military situation reports - daily and weekly 04/05/1993 28/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0097-0003

Military situation reports - daily 02/01/1993 29/04/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0097-0004

Military situation reports - daily 03/05/1994 27/06/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0097-0005

G3 situation reports - daily 28/02/1993 29/04/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0104


S-1837-0104-0001


S-1837-0104-0002


S-1837-0104-0003


S-1837-0104-0004


S-1837-0104-0005


S-1837-0113




















































S-1837-0113-0001


S-1837-0113-0002


S-1837-0113-0003


S-1837-0113-0004


S-1837-0113-0005


S-1837-0116


S-1837-0116-0001


S-1837-0116-0002


S-1837-0116-0003


S-1837-0116-0004

Croatia Command - situation reports - daily 21/12/1994 04/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0116-0005


S-1837-0121


S-1837-0121-0001

UNPROFOR mine warfare and SlovenianEngineer Battalion (SLOVENGBAT) -situation reports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0121-0002

Mine incidents and mine clearance 01/05/1994 29/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0121-0003

UNPROFOR mine warfare and SlovenianEngineer Battalion (SLOVENGBAT) -situation reports - daily


S-1837-0121-0004

Mine-related activities 01/06/1995 28/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0155


S-1837-0155-0001

European Community Monitoring Missionreports (ECMM) - daily


Yes

S-1837-0155-0002



S-1837-0155-0003



Yes

S-1837-0155-0004



Yes

S-1837-0157


S-1837-0157-0001



Yes

S-1837-0157-0002



S-1837-0157-0003



S-1837-0157-0004



Yes

S-1837-0157-0005



S-1837-0169


S-1837-0169-0001


Yes

S-1837-0169-0002


Yes



















































S-1837-0169-0003


Yes

S-1837-0169-0004

Bosanska Bojna, Bihac Pocket 29/06/1993 28/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0169-0005

Bosanska Bojna, Bihac Pocket 01/01/1994 21/10/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0169-0006

Croatian elections including demographicstatistics


S-1837-0169-0007

Detention camps 29/06/1992 30/08/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0169-0008

Pink Zones 02/06/1992 23/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0171

Civil Affairs, Sector North / Civil Affairs,Sector West

04/03/1993 25/09/1995

S-1837-0171-0001

Protection of minorities 01/04/1993 25/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0171-0002

Force Commander's Conferences 09/05/1993 10/07/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0171-0003

Force Commander's directives 18/10/1993 19/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0171-0004

Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) - directives and bulletins


S-1837-0171-0005

Department of Peacekeeping Operations(DPKO) - discussion papers


S-1837-0171-0006

Military Component 03/03/1993 22/09/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0171-0007

Visitors to Sector West 01/04/1993 30/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0171-0008

Organization of Civil Affairs and Round TableConferences of Civil Affairs Coordinators(CAC)


Yes

S-1837-0173


S-1837-0173-0001

Sector Commander 10/05/1993 21/03/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1837-0173-0002

Sector West - security and evacuationplans


S-1837-0173-0003

Security threats in Sector West and SectorWest personnel


S-1837-0173-0004

Sector West policy directives 14/07/1993 17/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0173-0005

UNPROFOR policy directives 16/07/1993 29/03/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0173-0006



Yes

S-1837-0173-0007



Yes

S-1837-0173-0008



Yes

S-1837-0182


S-1837-0182-0001

Station Obrovac - incident reports 10/06/1992 01/02/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0182-0002


Yes

S-1837-0182-0003


Yes

S-1837-0182-0004


Yes

S-1837-0182-0005

Drnis - transfer requests 18/11/1992 23/04/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837- Drnis - transfer requests 01/05/1995 31/07/1995 Strictly Yes

























































0182-0006 confidentialS-1837-0191


S-1837-0191-0001

Prisoners of war and body exchanges 27/07/1992 27/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0191-0002

Prisoners of war and body exchanges 31/05/1993 23/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0191-0003


Yes

S-1837-0191-0004


Yes

S-1837-0191-0005


Yes

S-1837-0203


S-1837-0203-0001

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) -Team Podkonje and Team Otocac


Yes

S-1837-0203-0002

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO)- Team Sibenik


Yes

S-1837-0203-0003



Yes

S-1837-0203-0004



Yes

S-1837-0203-0005

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia 24/02/1994 05/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0217


04/08/1995 14/12/1995

S-1837-0217-0001



Yes

S-1837-0217-0002



Yes

S-1837-0217-0003



Yes

S-1837-0217-0004



Yes

S-1837-0217-0005

Sector South - displaced persons at KninCompound - memoranda


Yes

S-1837-0232


S-1837-0232-0001


S-1837-0232-0002


S-1837-0232-0003


S-1837-0232-0004


No

S-1837-0232-0005


No

S-1837-0237


12/05/1994 15/01/1995

S-1837-0237-0001


No

S-1837-0237-0002


No

S-1837-0237-0003


No

S-1837-0237-0004


No

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No

S-1837- Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC), Former 31/05/1993 14/10/1995




















































0239 Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), Belgrade /Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, CivilAffairs Coordinator (CAC), Sarajevo

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No

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No

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No

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No

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No

S-1837-0242


15/02/1994 10/04/1995

S-1837-0242-0001


No

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No

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No

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No

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No

S-1837-0253


16/11/1994 09/10/1995

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No

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No

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No

S-1837-0255


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No

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No

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No

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No

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S-1837-0004-0003


Yes

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Yes

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Yes

S-1837- Faxes - incoming/outgoing 25/10/1992 26/10/1992 Confidential Yes



















































0009-0004

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Prevlaka Peninsula 11/12/1991 28/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

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Liaison Office, Belgrade 24/08/1992 24/10/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0030-0003

Prevlaka Peninsula 25/10/1994 27/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0030-0004


Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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S-1837-0049


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Sector South - civil affairs 03/05/1992 30/06/1992 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0049-0002


Yes

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Yes

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Yes

S-1837- Sector South - civil affairs 01/10/1992 31/10/1992 Strictly Yes























































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Yes

S-1837-0050


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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0050-0006


Yes

S-1837-0053


S-1837-0053-0001


Yes

S-1837-0053-0002


Yes

S-1837-0053-0003


Yes

S-1837-0053-0004


Yes

S-1837-0053-0005


Yes

S-1837-0067


S-1837-0067-0001


Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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S-1837-0067-0005


S-1837-0067-0006


Yes

S-1837-0073


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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0081


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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0081-0004

Civilian Police - Sector North 05/05/1992 30/11/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0081-0005

Civilian Police - Sector North - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0082


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S-1837-0082-0002



Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0082-0004

Civilian Police - Sector East 08/05/1992 29/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0082-0005

Civilian Police - Sector East - situationreports - daily


S-1837-0083


S-1837-0083-0001

Civilian Police - Sector East - situationreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0083-0002

Civilian Police - Sector East 01/07/1993 08/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0083-0003

Civilian Police - Sector West 23/05/1992 31/10/1992 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0083-0004



Yes

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Yes

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Daily information summaries and CroatiaCommand situation reports


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S-1837-0107-0001


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S-1837-0107-0003


S-1837- Sector East - situation reports - daily 15/07/1994 09/08/1994 Confidential Yes























































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S-1837-0118


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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Sector Sarajevo Command 04/05/1994 29/09/1994 Confidential Yes

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Sector Sarajevo Command 07/10/1994 19/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1837-0128


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Yes

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Medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) andcasualty evacuation (CASEVAC) procedureand case documentation


Yes

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Ceasefire violations and restrictions ofmovement - tables


S-1837-0143


S-1837-0143-0001

Liaison Office, Zagreb 05/07/1993 30/03/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0143-0002


Yes

S-1837-0143-0003


Yes

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Yes

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S-1837-0144-0001



Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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S-1837-0156-0002



Yes

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S-1837-0165-0001


Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0165-0003


Yes

S-1837-0165-0004

Prisoners and displaced persons 01/02/1993 25/08/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1837-0165-0005


Yes

S-1837-0178


S-1837-0178-0001


Yes

S-1837-0178-0002


Yes

S-1837-0178-0003


Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0178-0005


Yes

S-1837-0200


S-1837-0200-0001

Milan Martic, President of the Republic ofSerbian Krajina (RSK) - correspondence


Yes

S-1837-0200-0002

Sub-Commission on Ceasefire Violations andSecurity


S-1837-0200-0003

Meetings with representatives of theRepublic of Serbian Krajina (RSK)


Yes

S-1837-0200-0004



Yes

S-1837-0200-0005

Sub-Commission on Economic andHumanitarian Issues


S-1837-0206


14/01/1994 09/01/1996

S-1837-0206-0001


Yes

S-1837-0206-0002


S-1837-0206-0003


Yes

S-1837-0206-0004


Yes

S-1837-0206-0005


S-1837-0216


05/08/1995 21/12/1995

S-1837-0216-0001

Sector North - human rights monitoringreports - daily


Yes

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Yes

S-1837-0216-0003



Yes

S-1837-0216-0004

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO)Sector South - situation reports - daily


S-1837- Sector South - weekly reports 06/08/1995 22/12/1995 Strictly Yes




















































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Sector South - human rights monitoringreports - daily


Yes

S-1837-0236


30/11/1993 10/05/1995

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S-1837-0236-0002


S-1837-0236-0003


No

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S-1837-0236-0005


S-1837-0241


20/12/1993 21/02/1994

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No

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No

S-1837-0241-0003


No

S-1837-0241-0004


No

S-1837-0241-0005


No

S-1837-0245


01/10/1994 04/12/1994

S-1837-0245-0001


No

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No

S-1837-0245-0003


No

S-1837-0245-0004


No

S-1837-0245-0005


No

S-1837-0247


14/02/1995 27/03/1995

S-1837-0247-0001


No

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No

S-1837-0247-0003


No

S-1837-0247-0004


No

S-1837-0252


16/08/1994 15/11/1994

S-1837-0252-0001


No

S-1837-0252-0002


No

S-1837-0252-0003


No

S-1838 Military Support 1990-1996

















































Scope and Content

Geographic Branch (G2 Geo) Included are records of the Geographic Branch based at UNPROFOR HQ in Zagreb, Croatia, whose mission was to ensure that all land, amphibious, maritime and air forces committed to UNPROFOR were provided with the geographic information (mapping & data) essential to the planning, preparation and execution of operations in support of the Force mandate. Records of the Geographic Branch consist of: Faxes about the supply and distribution of maps to field battalions; administrative memoranda concerning Geographic Branch staffing and efforts to maintain appropriate stocks of maps; reports concerning the evolving mission of the Geographic Branch in relation to activities in the field; and order forms from international map and Geographic Information System (GIS) data suppliers.

Other records reflect: the maintenance of a $3.5 million store of topographic maps; the investigation, research, and documentation of changes pertaining to physical and cultural geographic features in the field; representation of battle lines and peace plan maps referencing on-going international negotiations (S-1838 Box 2 Folder 2); and the assessment of geographic information requirements in relation to the planning of future military operations and the development of policies.

Military Information Branch (MILINFO) The office of the Military Information Branch was located in Zagreb, Croatia, and was tasked with managing the on-going flow of intelligence about warring factions between field battalions and UNPROFOR Headquarters. Records of the Military Information Branch include: minutes of meetings held between the Sector North (SN) Commander and Commanders of the Kordun Corps and the Banja Corps, units of the Serbian Army of Krajina (SVK) of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK); and minutes of meetings held between the Sector North (SN) Commander and military leaders of Operation Zone Zagreb (OZ Zagreb) and Operation Zone Karlovac (OZ Karlovac) of the Croatian Army (HV). There are also letters of protest written by UNPROFOR Sector Commanders to military and political leaders of warring factions, and letters of protest written by military leaders of warring factions to UNPROFOR. The letters of protest concern such actions as: the unauthorized removal and theft of United Nations property; small arms fire; looting of UNPROFOR military camps; seizure of weapons; obstructions to freedom of movement; and the hijacking of vehicles.

Records of the Military Information Branch also include: biographical information about military and political leaders of warring factions compiled by UNPROFOR for intelligence purposes; memoranda about border crossings circulated by UNPROFOR Croatia Command; weapons storage and inspection reports; operation orders for the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994; and mission-wide reports of violations of the cease-fire agreement.

Also present are daily and weekly military information summaries compiled by Sector North, Sector South, Sector South West, sector battalions, Croatia Command, Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, and the Bihac Area Command. These cover: troop movements and positions in sector areas of responsibility (AOS); activities inside the Zone of Separation (ZOS); troop movements of warring factions; aggressive military actions; violations of the ceasefire agreement; the attitude towards UNPROFOR and the United Nations; and weather conditions.

Land Operations Branch (G3 Land) The Land Operations Branch was located at UNPROFOR HQ in Zagreb, Croatia and was responsible for the tactical coordination of operations between commands and sectors, and for the passage of tactical information affecting the functions and tasks of other branches and UNPROFOR organizations. Records include: weekly summaries of incoming UNPROFOR troops, which provide numbers on troop strength and note ranks and geographic positions; summaries of meetings of the Troop Reinforcement Coordination Sub-Committee (TRCSC); operational instructions and briefs on battalion deployment; executive summaries on battalion reinforcement and withdrawal, noting geographic limitations, assumptions, movement options, and recommended courses of action; and chronologies of incidents resulting in the restriction of UNPROFOR’s freedom of movement.

Also included are analytical summaries to the Chief of Staff (COS) written by G3 Land Operations officers on topics such as: activity in United Nations-designated safe areas; UNPROFOR’s confiscation and destruction of ordnance; the use of tactical information; nuclear, biological, and chemical threat to UNPROFOR troops; and sector boundaries.

Additionally, records include reports on: the status of vital supply lines throughout the mission area; warring factions’ activity levels; attacks on UNPROFOR by members of warring factions; minefield activity and threat; and medical treatment policies for civilians and soldiers of warring factions. Casualty reports are also present. There are also records of the Vehicle Establishment Working Group, which governed vehicle distribution within UNPROFOR, as well as memoranda on requirements and requests for vehicles, armoured personnel carriers (APC), and snow vehicles.

Air Operations Branch (G3 Air)The Air Operations Branch was located at UNPROFOR HQ in Zagreb, Croatia, and their records include: Civilian Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) and Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC) flight requests, as well as Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) and Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC) flight checklists that monitor the conditions and personnel of such flights. These flights typically operated between UNPROFOR’s base in Pale (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Belgrade (Serbia), utilizing the route: Pale – Sokolac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Belgrade – Sokolac – Pale.

Additionally, the records of the Air Operations Branch include reports of observations of warring faction aircraft suspected of violating the UN No Fly Zone (NFZ).

Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) The Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) was the administrative and planning staff of the Rapid Reaction Force, established by UN Security Council Resolution 998 (1995) to respond quickly to attacks on UNPROFOR in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) enabled the Rapid Reaction Force to carry out its orders and liaise with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), including land, naval, and air power.

The United Kingdom, as the lead nation for the Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS), provided the commander (Major General Pennefather, Royal Marines), two thirds of the staff officers, and the communications and support personnel. France provided the remaining staff officers. The Rapid Reaction Operations Staff (RRFOS) was based at Kiseljak, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Rapid Response Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) officers were also placed within G3 Plans, G3 Operations (OPS), G3 Air Operations, Engineering (ENGR), Medical (MED) branches in order to facilitate quick action.

The records of the Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) include: key issues memoranda reflecting on freedom of movement into Bosnia and Herzegovina from training facilities in Croatia; briefs on Bihac (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Tuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) operations; situation reports of the British Force (BRITFOR) within the RRFOS; Operations Security (OPSEC) reports; memoranda reflecting how the RRFOS should implement its mandate based on lessons learned; intelligence reports; situation reports and briefs on matters related to engineering exchanged with UNPROFOR and UNPF headquarters; reports on the winterisation of facilities and vehicles; and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), directives, and orders defining the functions and responsibilities of the RRFOS.

Additional records of the Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff (RRFOS) consist of: received the following records from other branches of the United Nations Peace Force (UNPF): Military Police guidelines; policies and procedures for the handling of prisoners; situation reports detailing the activities of the Air, Land, and Operations Branches; medical policies; reports and outlines on United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) restructuring; and a psychological operations study of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.

Plans and Policy Plans and Policy of the United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF) was tasked with planning for and tracking of UN military activities in the former Yugoslavia, particularly of troop levels and equipment the troops would require. Plans and Policy analyzed relationships between authorized strength, present strength, requirements on the ground, and incoming troops. Plans and Policy existed under UNPROFOR as G3 Plans. After UNPROFOR’s transition to UNPF administration in the former Yugoslavia on 31 March 1995, G3 Plans was renamed Plans and Policy (P and P). Included are records originating from UNPROFOR G3 Plans, as well as from UNPF Plans and Policy.

The records consist of: a “Baseline Study into UNPROFOR Force Levels” (29 April 1994) which analysed Force levels and made recommendations for the future; reports concerning the organization and equipment of battalions; weekly summaries of incoming troop levels in the sectors; operational security plans for the sectors that detail plans for emergency situations; lists of branches, offices, and units coming under the scope of UNPROFOR responsibility; and withdrawal plans to implement in the event that UNPROFOR was unable to carry out its mandate due to severe deterioration of conditions in the former Yugoslavia. Additionally, Plans and Policy records include: memoranda on the establishment of Croatia Command; protest letters to and from warring factions; and memoranda sent from the UNPROFOR Force Engineer on issues related to land mine clearance.

Memoranda issued by the Chief of Plans and Policy concern such topics as: troop reinforcements and movement; arms and vehicle supplies in the battalions; UNPF command and control; conversion training for battalions; and contingency planning for UNPROFOR withdrawal.

United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), Croatia Command Croatia Command was established on 1 February 1994, pursuant to Security Council Resolution 871 (1994), during the tenure of the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR). Based at Ilica Barracks in Zagreb, Croatia, Croatia Command was responsible for coordinating and supervising the implementation of military and joint military, civil affairs, and humanitarian orders within the Croatian theatre. During the UNPROFOR mission Croatia Command’s objective was to: coordinate and conduct all operations in the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) and provide advice to the Force Commander on all related operational matters; represent the Force Commander in operational negotiations with Croatian and “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK) military authorities; ensure that the Force Commander’s directives, guidelines, and policies were clearly understood by sector commanders; conduct studies and analyses in order to improve operations in the United Nations Protected Area (UNPA’s); ensure a common standard of proficiency and procedures in mission-specific tasks; and coordinate an active visits programme within the Command. Croatia Command came under the purview of the United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), following UNCRO’s replacement of UNPROFOR, effective 31 March 1995.

Records reflect Croatia Command operations during both UNPROFOR and UNCRO. They include: reports on the Zagreb–Belgrade highway’s operability and safety; memoranda on the withdrawal of UN troops and the dismantling of bases in accordance with the exit strategy; reports of Croatian forces’ burning and looting private property; letters of protest regarding restrictions of UN troop movements; and lists of deployments of additional troops for enhanced sector security. Also included in the records of the Croatia Command are administrative and logistic operations instructions covering: battalion repatriation timelines; information technology services; sector withdrawal plans; UN protest letters to Croatian generals; and medical support planning documents.

There are also Operations Orders and Warning Orders issued by the Croatia Command. These concern: close air support for battalion withdrawal; observations of military vehicle movement in and out of Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, near the Croatian border; observations of the air field in Udbina, Croatia; bridges over rivers in Croatia; and command visits to battalion camps in the sectors.

United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), Sector South Sector South was a United Nations Protected Area (UNPA) of the UNPROFOR mission and later UNCRO mission in the former Yugoslavia. Pursuant to the Vance Plan put forth in 1991 by Cyrus Vance, the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General, the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPA) were to be demilitarised and all armed forces other than UNPROFOR would be withdrawn or demobilised. These were areas where special measures were required and where a long-term cease-fire would have to be imposed. They were areas where Serbs constituted a majority or a sizeable minority of the population, and where tension between the ethnic communities had led to conflict.

Sector South had its headquarters at Knin, Croatia, and covered the geographic regions within Croatia of East Lika and North Dalmatia, including the municipalities of Donji Lapac, Titova Korenica, and Gracac in the eastern part of Lika, and the municipalities of Obrovac, Benkovac and Knin in northern Dalmatia. According to the 1991 Croatian census, the proportion of Serbs in Sector South was 75.7% and of Croats 21.2%. The situation on the ground made it necessary for UNPROFOR to take control of certain Serb-controlled counties or municipalities outside the UNPAs, called Pink Zones. The most extensive Pink Zones were established around Sector South. They included the Serbian-occupied parts of the municipalities within Croatia of Sinj, Drniš, Šibenik, Zadar, Gospic and Otocac. All of these municipalities contained an ethnic mix of Serbs and Croats. Pink Zones were also designated in occupied parts of the municipalities of Ogulin, Duga Resa, Karlovac and Sisak. At varying times, UNPROFOR and UNCRO battalions deployed to Sector South included: the Canadian Battalion (CANBAT); the Czech Battalion (CZEBAT); the Jordanian Battalion (JORBAT); the Kenyan Battalion (KENBAT); the Nepalese Battalion (NEPBAT) and the Danish Battalion (DANBAT).

The records of Sector South originate from both the UNPROFOR and UNCRO missions. These records include: reports on routine sector patrols; reports on civilian fatalities; briefs on battalion movements; vehicle accident reports; meeting minutes of the working group tasked with strategic planning for Sector South, the Joint Commission on Sector South; and daily situation reports (SITREP) reflecting the security conditions in the sector.

In addition, the records of Sector South contain: memoranda on the movement of displaced persons from Sector South; Displaced Persons Briefs documenting the 700-800 displaced persons present in Sector South Headquarters Camp at Knin, Croatia, including lists of all individuals present and lists of refugee medical patients; an After Action Report on Operation Safe Passage, an operation to transfer internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Knin to Lipovac; and Incident Reports (NOTICAS) on vehicle accidents, anti-personnel mines, and anti-tank mines.

United Nation Confidence Restoration Operation (UNCRO), Sector West Sector West was United Nations Protected Area (UNPA) of the UNPROFOR mission and later UNCRO mission in the

former Yugoslavia. Pursuant to the Vance Plan put forth in 1991 by Cyrus Vance, the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General, the United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) were to be demilitarised and all armed forces other than UNPROFOR would be withdrawn or demobilised. These were areas where special measures were required and where a long-term cease-fire would have to be imposed. They were areas where Serbs constituted a majority or a sizeable minority of the population, and where tension between the ethnic communities had led to conflict.

UNPA Sector West was comprised of the Western Slavonia region of Croatia. It included Serb-occupied parts of the municipalities of Novska, Nova Gradiska, and Pakrac, where, in 1991, Serbs formed the largest ethnic group. The larger, northern part of this sector included the municipalities of Daruvar and Grubisno Polje, areas in which Croats were in a majority. Sector West as a whole showed Serbs and Croats as evenly balanced. At varying times, battalions deployed to Sector West included: the Argentine Battalion (ARGBAT); the Jordanian Battalion (JORBAT); and the Nepalese Battalion (NEPBAT).

The records of Sector West originate from both the UNPROFOR and UNCRO missions. These records include: traffic accident reports; Serious Incident Reports (SINCREP) regarding the actions of Croatian police forces within Sector West; mine clearance requests sent to the headquarters of UNPROFOR in Zagreb; reports on routine sector patrols; and daily situation reports (SITREP) reflecting the security conditions in the sector.

Additionally, Sector West was copied for information purposes on the following records: UNPROFOR monthly morbidity reports reflecting the causes of death for fatalities; incident reports from United Nations Military Police Platoon West and the other UNPA Sectors.

Operations Branch (G3 Ops) The Operations Branch was located at UNPROFOR HQ and HQ UNPF in Zagreb, Croatia and was responsible for maintaining the flow of routine operational and logistical information between Headquarters and individual sectors. Included are records generated by the Operations Branch, the Operations Planning Branch, and the Operations Centre. The Operations Branch coordinated closely with the Land Operations Branch (G3 Land).

Records consist of: lists of Operations (OPS) as of 8 March 1994; mortar shelling reports; reinforcement and replacement of UNPROFOR memoranda; reports concerning the movement and reinforcement of battalions; reports on visits to United Nations Protected Areas (UNPAs) by high ranking military officers; daily situation reports generated by the Operations Centre and G3 Operations Branch; and memoranda concerning security status in sectors; and weekly incoming troop summaries.

Also included are: reports on the military operation of Tuzla Airport; the Alert Measures Catalogue defining UNPROFOR Alert States of Readiness as Green, Yellow and Red Measures; and reports concerning the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994. There is also a set of Standard Operating Procedures authored by the Operations Planning Branch (G3) for incoming troops upon their arrival to the area of operations. Additionally, there is a guide to the battalion symbols featured on deployment maps. It was authored by G3 Geographic Branch and forwarded to the Operations Planning Branch (G3).

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), Zagreb

Acronyms of warring factions:

HVO – Croatian Defence Council, the official armed forces of the Croatia Republic of Herceg-Bosnia, an unrecognized entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina that existed between 1991 and 1994 during the Bosnian war.

HV – Croatian Armed Forces

BSA aka VRS – Bosnian Serb Army, aka Army of Republika Srpska (RS). The VRS was made up almost entirely of Serb Orthodox officers and recruits from Bosnia and Herzegovina. The formations that fought for the Bosnian Serb Army also included various Serbian paramilitary units, as well as Russian, and other volunteers.

(A)BiH – Army of Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, aka Bosnian Croat Forces, aka Muslim forces

“(A)RSK” – Army of “Republic of Serbian Krajina,” an unrecognized, separatist entity in Croatia that existed between 1991 and 1995, comprised of an ethnic Serbian population.

JNA – Yugoslav People’s Army

Organization charts of the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) and Bosnia and Herzegovina Command (BH Command), dating from February 1994 are attached to this series.

Records of the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) primarily consist of daily situation reports generated at the headquarters of UNMO regional sectors, sent to UNMO HQ Zagreb, and copied to other UNMO regional sectors. The daily situation reports describe the general situation in the sector with sector highlights, and include descriptions of: warring party activity, such as restriction of movement (ROM) with date of incident, the geographical grid reference, and the party responsible for the obstruction; firing incidents (FI) and ceasefire violations (CFV), reporting type and from which faction; meetings with warring factions; the status of routes and crossing points; air activity; UNMO patrol activities; and military information, derived from UNMO observations and investigations. Some daily situation reports include data on injuries and casualties, both civilian and military.

Daily situation reports are present for: Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, documenting warring activities of the Army of Republika Srpkska (BSA) and the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH); Sector North, Sector South, Sector East, and Sector West, documenting warring activities of the Croatian Armed Forces (HV) and the Army of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK); Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH), Sector Sarajevo, Sector Gorazde and Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector North East, documenting warring activities of BiH and BSA; Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector South-West, documenting warring activities of BiH and the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna (HVO); Sector Bihac, documenting warring activities of BiH, “RSK,” BSA and the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA); Sector Dubrovnik, documenting warring activities of BSA, JNA, HV, and HVO; the Airfield Monitoring Branch, documenting flight activities of the Croatian Air Force (CA) and BSA; and UNMO Headquarters in Zagreb, summarizing warring activities of all factions which were then forwarded to HQ UNPROFOR or UNPF HQ.

Significant events recorded in the daily situation reports include: the January 1993 Croatian offensive, Operation Maslenica (Sector South); the July 1993 Erdut Agreement and its implementation (Sector South); the 1993 Croatian offensive, Operation Medak Pocket (Sector South); shelling in Bihac city (Sector Bihac); and the May 1995 Croatian offensive, Operation Flash (Sector West). Events before and after the July 1995 Srebrenica Massacre are described in detail in the daily situation reports from Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector North-East.

Also present in the records of UNMO Zagreb are weekly military information summaries that report: an overall summary of areas being described; changes in the confrontation line; capabilities and intentions of warring parties; military assessments; attacks on and restrictions of movement (ROM) of UN personnel; and training exercises. Significant events recorded in the military information summaries include: investigations into war crimes at the village of Mirlovic Polje, Croatia (Sector South); trials of Serbs taken into custody during and after the Croatian offensive of 4-8 August 1995, Operation Storm (Sector South); the worsening situation in the Žepa Pocket, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with regard to hostilities against UNMO (Sector South); and analysis of minefield locations (Sector North).

Also included in the records are Special Reports, generated by UNMO and UNPROFOR/UNPF. These include: Assessment: Situation in Srebrenica Enclave Postscript to SrebrenicaSrebrenica: the Aftermath Special Report on the Current Situation in the Žepa Pocket Report on the Medak Operation and assessment of Human Casualties and Material Damages

Other reports from UNMO and UNPROFOR/UNPF included in the records are: daily Srebrenica Updates sent from Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector North East to BH Command and UNMO Headquarters, Zagreb; reports from the Jordanian Battalion, the Danish Battalion and from UNMO Sector North, which provide an overview and timetable of Operation Storm; survey reports on the humanitarian situation in Sector South following Operation Storm; an interim progress report regarding the implementation of an UNMO mission on the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY); and reports on the system of humanitarian aid distribution in the Žepa Pocket.

UNMO Patrol Reports document observations made by by UNMO teams during routine patrols. Their contents include: details of the Bosnian authorities’ prison in Šilo, Croatia, with Serb and HVO detainees listed; mujahidin activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector South West, their alliance with ABiH, and confrontations with UNPROFOR; observations of the situation in Sarajevo directly following the signing of the Dayton Accord 15 December 1995, reporting on Serbs’ sentiments of betrayal and stated refusals to vacate historically Serbian sections of Sarajevo, as well as refusals to live under the Bosnian government.

The records include the Order of Battle (ORBAT) for the warring factions, which provide information about a faction’s strength and organization, and assess the faction’s objectives. The Order of Battle sometimes includes a Who’s Who guide to the warring faction with the name rank, age, location, and character profiles of prominent figures.

Weapons storage site reports (WSS) were completed by UNMO on the weapons holdings of warring factions, and list: weapon types held and weapon deployment by location with geographic grid reference.

Protest letters were the standard means for communication of grievances among UNMO and warring factions. Significant events recorded in protest letters include: BiH authorities’ protest of attempted sexual assault of civilians by soldiers of the Pakistani Battalion (PAKBAT); protest from the Croatian Council of Defence against PAKBAT’s actions during a school closing; and attacks on UNMO personnel, equipment, and presence sent to the warring factions involved in specific incidents.

The records of UNMO Zagreb include operational memoranda concerning directives and the organization, deployment, and relocation of UNMO. Other memoranda regard: the Markale Massacres (Sector Sarajevo); the 1995 ceasefire agreement for Bosnia and Herzegovina; and UNMO assessments of Operation Storm.

UNMO operated in concert with UNPROFOR and with UNPF following the reorganization of UNPROFOR, effective 31 March 1995.

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), Belgrade Airfield Monitoring Coordination Center (BAMCC) Records of the Belgrade Airfield Monitoring Coordination Center (BAMCC) primarily consist of daily situation reports sent to the Airfield Monitoring Branch in Pleso, Croatia and the Monitoring and Close Air Support Coordination Centre in Zagreb (MCCC Zagreb). They note: restrictions to UNMO freedom of movement, flight details, humanitarian activities, warring party conflict activity, and logistics. Also included are: airspace violation target reports which document fighter patrols carried out by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and detail flight coordinates and incidents; faxes describing medical evacuation flight paths, and listing the names of evacuees; inventories of vehicles and computer and communication equipment held by UNMO teams; memoranda on security and administrative matters; personnel and duty rosters, documenting name, rank, and nationality; and UNMO traffic accident reports and incident reports in the BAMCC area of operations.

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) Records primarily consist of daily and weekly situation reports sent from UNMO FYROM headquarters in Skopje to UNMO headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia. Situation reports provide the Commander’s assessment, and note: patrol and investigation activities of UNMO teams; restrictions to freedom of movement; the status of routes and crossing points; operational changes and communications; UNMO interactions with UNPFORO Civil Affairs and Civilian Police officers, as well as with the local authorities and the local population; and warring party activity. There are also: reports of reconnaissance activity for deployment undertaken by UNMO in parts of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) from 28 December 1992 to 1 January 1993; weekly information summaries, which note developments in the military, political and civil situation in FYROM; flight requests; and personnel and duty rosters.

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), Bosnia and Herzegovina Command UNMO Bosnia and Herzegovina Command was headquartered in the municipality of Kiseljak. Records consist of daily situation reports, which detail: patrol and investigation activities of UNMO teams stationed in Bosnia and Herzegovina; restrictions to freedom of movement; the status of routes and crossing points; ceasefire violations; warring party activity; humanitarian activity; and meetings held by UNMOs with representatives of warring parties. Also included are: letters exchanged between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) and the President of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK) Radovan Karadžic; daily personnel reports, listing UNMOs by name and their duty locations; hand drawn maps of confrontation lines, positions, and points of attack; air transport requests; property inventories; and flight requests. Records of the UNMO Liaison Office, Pale and UNMO Sector Sarajevo consist of political theater summaries received from UNMO Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, crossing requests, and memoranda. The memoranda cover such topics as: convoy operations; deployment and relocation of UNMO teams; equipment requirements; military action of the Bosnian Serb Army (BSA), and of the Army of the Republic Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Liaison Office, Belgrade, Senior Military Liaison Officer (SMLO) The Senior Military Liaison Officer (SMLO) operated from the Liaison Office, Belgrade, an office headed by UNPROFOR, that carried out both military and civil affairs functions. Records of the Senior Military Liaison Officer (SMLO) consist of weekly reports noting the arrangement of convoy crossings into and out of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), the status of vehicles and equipment, personnel rotation, significant UNPROFOR meetings held in Belgrade, the security alert state, and relations with the military authorities and the Government Committee on Cooperation with UNPROFOR of the

FRY. Other records document: crossing requests for companies and battalions, as well as for convoys of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), sent from the SMLO to the Federal Government Committee on Cooperation with UNPROFOR (FRY) noting the locations of crossings, the number and type of vehicles, their load contents, and their destinations; and meteorological bulletins sent to the SMLO from the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute in Belgrade which describe weather conditions for areas under UNPROFOR administration.

Military Liaison Office (MLO), Zagreb Military Liaison Office operations within the UNPROFOR mission facilitated the movement of humanitarian convoys, local officials, and diplomats across: official borders established between the former Yugoslav republics; crossing points established at Ceasefire Lines (CFL); and check points established within republics, United Nations Protected Areas (UNPA), or areas of conflict.

The records of the Military Liaison Office (MLO) consist of crossing requests describing: the departure time; destination; routing course; personnel composition; and goods inventories of humanitarian convoys. There are also crossing requests for military escorts for delegates, foreign diplomats and local officials. The crossing requests were sent from the Chief Military Liaison Officer (CMLO) or from the Military Liaison and Protocol Branch in Zagreb to United Nations Military Observer (UNMO) sectors and UNPROFOR/UNPF battalions. Routes were frequently undertaken from Zagreb, Croatia to Belgrade, Serbia; and from Zagreb, Croatia to Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In addition, crossing requests describe weapons and ammunition carried. The aid groups International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Caritas, and Médecins Sans Frontière supplied the humanitarian convoys. Some reports detail: restrictions of movement (ROM) at crossing points with the date and time of the incident; the geographic grid reference of the crossing point; and a description of the incident, including action taken or proposed.

Liaison Office, Belgrade The Liaison Office, Belgrade was administered by UNPROFOR and carried out both military and civil affairs functions. Faxes consist of: weekly reports of the Senior Administration Officer (SAO) noting administrative, transport, and information technology developments, as well as military activities and engineering services; Press Briefing Notes and summaries of weekly press briefings given by the Spokesman and the Head of the Media and Information Section of the Liaison Office, Belgrade; letters exchanged between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) and the President of the Republic of Serbia Slobodan Miloševic; and briefs on relations between warring parties which were forwarded to the SRSG from the Delegate of the SRSG at the Liaison Office, Belgrade. Additionally, there are: Movement of Personnel (MOP) forms; purchase orders; weekly vehicle reports; administrative briefs on maintenance, supply orders, utilities, and contracting; and weekly reports of the Building Management Section of the Liaison Office, Belgrade.

Liaison Office, Ljubljana The Liaison Office, Ljubljana was located in Slovenia. The records of the liaison office concern border crossing requests from UNPF staff through Slovenia. Policy and procedure memoranda are also included, and document policy on dangerous cargo crossings. Border crossing restriction notifications are also included.

Liaison Office, Slovakia There is one file of documents for the Liaison Office, Slovakia, located in Lešt Camp. The documents concern vehicle-related technical training for the Pakistani (PAKBAT) and Bangladeshi (BANGBAT) battalions, with information about night driving and signal recognition. Incident reports detail steps taken by driver trainees to repair vehicles.

Sector Sarajevo Records originating from Sector Sarajevo consist primarily of situation reports and memoranda that were sent to Bosnia and Herzegovina Command in Kiseljak. The weekly situation reports cover: engineering, fuel, vehicle, and accommodation matters. Other record types include: letters of protest and memoranda concerning the assassination by Serbian forces of Deputy Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina Hakija Turajlic on 8 January 1993; memoranda concerning the shelling of Kosovo Hospital in 1993; mine incident reports; shooting reports and incident reports (SHOOTREP and INCREP); crossing requests and movement of personnel forms; outlines of infrastructure restorations projects; engineering work request forms; personnel service agreements, particularly for translators; and notifications of casualties (NOTICAS).

Sector Split Records of Sector Split were generated by the Forward Logistics Base Split (FLB SPLIT) and the Support Region Split (SRS), which were located in the port city of Split, Croatia. Records of the Forward Logistics Base consist primarily of memoranda on a variety of topics, including: battalion deployment; military-civil relations at the Split airport; mine clearance within the Split area; payment of leases and contractors; troop accommodation; the administration of utilities; and job descriptions. Records of the Support Region Split consist of: summaries of meetings about engineering projects

held by Support Region Split; memoranda on operations in the Divulje Barracks; briefs on accommodation and use of premises in Split; and personnel lists. There are also agendas and summaries of visits of military officers to the Forward Logistics Base Split and the Support Region Split (SRS).

Sector Bihac Records consist primarily of memoranda sent from Sector Bihac headquarters in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to UNPROFOR and, later, to UNPF headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia. Memoranda topics include: deployment of UNPROFOR personnel; supply orders; food orders; mine incidents; payment of leases and contractors; troop accommodation; the administration of utilities; and job descriptions. Also included in the records are: engineering work request forms (ENGQUEST); engineering status reports; and crossing requests, describing the departure time, destination, routing information, and composition of UNPROFOR supply convoys.

Sector North The records of Sector North, headquartered in Topusko, Croatia, consist primarily of: military information summaries reporting on actions of warring parties in Sector North; situation reports on supplies and vehicles; monthly forecasts of events; weekly reports prepared by the Sector North Senior Administration Officer (SAO); weekly strength reports; and engineering work requests.

Also included are summaries of meetings between Sector North officials and the Banija Corps of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK), and between Sector North officials and local police authorities. Additionally there are summaries of Sector Joint Commission meetings between Sector North officials and warring factions regarding boundaries of the Zone of Separation (ZOS) and ceasefire violations.

There are also: reports on the status of refugees in Sector North; special reports on the investigation of the murder of seven Serb civilians in Glina, Croatia, in May 1993; briefs on a variety of engineering and humanitarian assistance issues; summaries of mine incidents and mine clearance reports; and hand-drawn diagrams of military activity.

Sector South The records of Sector South consist primarily of periodic situation reports, as well as: military information summaries reporting on the actions of warring parties in Sector South; weekly reports of the Camp Services Supervisor (CSS), describing activities associated with battalion accommodations; reports on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement; weekly reports of Engineering Operations Section of Sector South; monthly morbidity reports; situation reports on supplies and vehicles; weekly strength reports; and engineering work requests.

Sector South records also include briefs sent by the Sector South Commander, Colonel George Oehring, documenting: freedom of movement violations; the monitoring of Udbina Airfield; weapon storage facilities; and occupation of the Trlo Ridge in Croatia by Croatian forces. Also included are briefs concerning: warring activities around Peruca Dam, Croatia; the status of recognition of the “Republic of Serbian Krajina” (RSK) by the United Nations and its affect on the peace process; meetings between Sector South officials and “RSK” officials as well as Croat military and political officials; summaries of mine incidents and mine clearance reports; and hand-drawn sketches of military activity. Sector West Records originate from the headquarters of Sector West located in the town of Daruvar, Croatia. Periodic reports include: daily situation reports from Sector West; daily situation reports from the United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) stationed in Sector West; weekly forecasts of activities for Sector West; weekly fuel situation reports; weekly accommodation reports; monthly morbidity reports; reports of weather in the Daruvar area; monthly attendance sheets; and reports by the Civil Affairs Coordinator (CAC) about visits to villages and prisons, and meetings with local authorities.

Also included are memoranda on a variety of subjects, including: the security of Sector West headquarters; occupation of premises throughout Sector West by UNPROFOR; the destruction of confiscated weapons; threats and intimidation of UN personnel; refugee movements; implementation of the ceasefire agreement; engineering projects throughout Sector West; winterisation; battalion rotation; and the employment of language assistants. There are also briefs on the 18 February 1994 attack of the UN checkpoint at Sava Bridge in Croatia by Serbian militia forces.

Sector East Sector East was located in Erdut, Croatia (Western Slavonia). Its records consist primarily of periodic reports, including: daily situation reports; daily reports of the Senior Administration Officer (SAO); daily military information summaries; weekly strength reports; daily weather and aviation reports; status reports on the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994; monthly morbidity reports; weekly communications situation reports; and weekly fuel situation reports.

Other records include: monthly law and order reports prepared by Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL), featuring crime figures and information about relations between UNPROFOR and local militia; evacuation plans for UNPROFOR civilian staff in Sector East; summaries of meetings between UNPROFOR and local authorities; protest letters between UNPROFOR and warring factions; traffic accident reports; engineering works requests; and helicopter flight requests.

Also present are briefs and reports on various subjects, including: the exploitation of oil fields in Sector East; UNPROFOR occupation of premises in Sector East; blockades of roads and crossings carried out by Croats; and the political program of the Serbian Radical Party.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector South West Sector South West was located in the municipality of Gorjni Vakuf, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and reported to Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, which was headquartered in Kiseljak. The records primarily consist of periodic reports and memoranda. Periodic reports include: daily situation reports from the sector; weekly communications situation reports; daily situation reports on the status of roads and bridges in Sector South West, noting code names for routes, access status, and passing conditions; reports of the Camp Services Supervisor on accommodations of UNPROFOR military personnel; and radio frequency requests prepared by the Sector Signals Officer.

Military Information Summaries from Sector South West report on: battalion activities, particularly the British Battalion (BRITBAT), the British Cavalry Battalion (BRITCAVBAT), the Canadian Battalion (CANBAT), and the Turkish Battalion (TURKBAT); firing incidents; movements of warring factions; warring activity in the Maglaj Finger region; high-level military meetings; and convoy activities. Attached to Military Information Summaries are hand drawn maps of military activities.

There are also weekly “Good News” reports about the activities of G5 Cell, which coordinated civil and military operations. The reports detail battalion activities in the area of responsibility (AOR), specifically: the restoration of water, sewage and electricity services; the delivery of community medical service; and construction projects in local schools. Weekly “Good News” reports also note liaising activities between Sector South West officials and representatives of schools and civil institutions.

Additionally, there are summaries of meetings of the Joint Commission Policy Committee (JCPC), which implemented the administrative structure of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Meetings were attended by UNPROFOR representatives, the Bosnian delegation, and the Croatian delegation. Meeting topics include: political updates; the return of displaced persons; separation of forces; the dismantling of active sites and weapons collection points; freedom of convoy movement; and hostage taking. There are also summaries of meetings of the Regional Joint Commission.

Briefs are included on a variety of topics including: the future prospects of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina; legal opinions of the arbitrator of the Federation; the implementation of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA), signed 31 December 1994; mujahidin activities in Sector South West; security plans for Sector South West; and the recruitment of language assistants. Also included is the concept of operations for Sector South West, dating from 23 January 1995.

Records related to engineering activities in Sector South West include: mine incident reports; weekly engineering situation reports; briefs and outlines for construction and infrastructure restoration projects; and minutes of meetings of the Sector South West Engineer Conference, attended by Sector South West and battalion engineer personnel.

Also present are records of the Senior Medical Liaison Officer (SMEDLO). They include: memoranda describing the duties of the SMEDLO; weekly morbidity reports; reports describing activities of the Medical Unit; reports on environmental health visits to battalions; and a paper dated 26 June 1995 on the medical situation in Sector South West and in the Split region of Croatia.

Other records of Sector South West include: personnel attendance sheets; travel requests; supply order forms; and correspondence related to financial disbursements to personnel.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector North East Sector North East was located in the municipality of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and reported to Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, which was headquartered in Kiseljak. The records primarily consist of periodic reports and memoranda. Periodic reports include: military information summaries documenting ceasefire violations along the confrontation line in municipalities in Sector North East, such as Olovo, Vareš, Kladanj, Srebrenica, and the Sapna Thumb region; engineering situation reports; reports by Camp Services Supervisor about accommodations for UNPROFOR military personnel; weekly communications situation reports; and vehicle situation reports.

There are also weekly reports about the activities of the G5 Civil Military Operations, detailing the following battalion activities in the area of responsibility (AOR): restrictions of movement (ROM); the restoration of water, sewage and electricity services; the delivery of community medical services; construction projects in local schools; and movements of refugees and prisoners of war. Also detailed are meetings between Sector North East and local authorities.

Also present in the records of Sector North East are: briefs on the activities of the Jordanian Radar Battery (JORRADBTY); monthly attendance reports; contracts with language assistants; press releases issued by the Press and Information Officer of Sector North East, particularly on the refugee situation in Srebrenica; invoices and receipts for services; notifications of convoy movements; and issues of “Sector News”, the internal newsletter of Sector North East. There are also briefs pertaining to operations at Tuzla Airbase, located in Sector North East, covering: the organization and functions of the air base; operational capabilities; and the re-opening of the air base. Bosnia and Herzegovina Command Bosnia and Herzegovina Command (BH Command) was headquartered in Kiseljak, Croatia. BH Command was organized into Sector South West, Sector North East, and Sector Sarajevo, as well as into a Forward base in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and a Rear base in Split, Croatia. The Commander of BH Command was stationed at Kiseljak.

Periodic reports consist of: daily situation reports sent to UNPROFOR headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia; tables noting violations of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement put into effect on 10 June 1994; engineer situation reports; medical evacuation reports detailing the names of evacuees and their medical state; notifications of casualties (NOTICAS); notifications of border crossings between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina; and flight requests documenting the air transport of high-level officials.

There are also weekly assessments of warring activity prepared by the Chief of Staff (COS), which include information about high-level meetings and analysis of the future intentions of warring parties and the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Military information summaries were sent to UNPROFOR headquarters and BH Command locations throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. These document: warring party activities, including firing incidents (FI); changes of command of military leaders; and short-term 24-hour and long-term 72-hour assessments of the military situation, including speculation about warring party strategy.

Bosnia and Herzegovina radio news summaries were prepared by the Civil Affairs section of BH Command, and cover: UNPROFOR activities; political developments; international negotiations for peace in the region; humanitarian aid; and media interviews with high-profile political figures.

Also present in the records are letters of protest exchanged between the Commander or the Chief of Staff of BH Command and military leaders and political officials of the warring parties. Topics of these protest letters include: the assassination of Hakija Turajlic, the President of Bosnia and Herzegovina in January 1993; attacks and restrictions of movement (ROM) by warring factions on UNPROFOR aircraft and convoys; and violations of the use of air space.

The records also include summaries of meetings between high-level BH Command officials and military and political authorities. UNPROFOR officials leading the meetings included: Lieutenant General Phillippe Marillon; Lieutenant General Sir Michael Rose; General Rupert Smith; Yasushi Akashi, Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG); and Victor Andreev, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General (DSRSG); and Sergio Vieira de Mello, Head of Civil Affairs (HCA). Meeting attendees included: Fikret Abdic; Mate Boban; General Janko Bobetko; General Božidar Delic; General Atif Dudakovic; Dr. Ejup Ganic; General Milan Gvero; General Sefer Halilovic; the President of Bosnia and Herzegovina Alija Izetbegovic; President Dr. Radovan Karadžic; Vice President Dr. Nikola Koljevic; Major General Manojlo Milovanovic; the President of Serbia, Slobodan Miloševic; General Ratko Mladic; the Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hasan Muratovic; General Milivoj Petkovic; General A. Roso; and Zdravko Tolimir.

Meeting summaries documenting the internal affairs of BH Command are also present. These include daily meetings led by the Chief of Staff and Commander’s daily briefings.

Also included are Operation Orders on such topics as the: principles for use of airstrikes in Bosnia and Herzegovina; authorization of Operation Blue Sword, a NATO-executed airstrike on Bosnian Serb forces (BSA) in Gorazde; establishment of Joint Commission meetings; implementation and monitoring of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement of 10 June 1994; delivery of humanitarian aid to central BH; medical support to Sector Sarajevo; Operation Lifeline; and the operation of Sarajevo Airport.

The records also include code cables between the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Kofi Annan and Co-Chairs of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia (ICFY) Thorvald Stoltenberg and Lord David Owen, as well as Cyrus Vance, regarding: implementation of Security Council Resolution 836 (1993); deployment of UN Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL) in BH; a Croatian-run detention centre in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina; and agenda for a meeting with military leaders regarding the detention of UNMO personnel in 1992.

Notable records include: outlines describing the operational concepts of BH Command dating from September 1992; a memorandum on photograph development and evidence turn-over for war crimes investigations, dating from February 1994; Order of Battle (ORBAT) describing the command structure of warring factions, dating from September 1994; an analysis on the Carter Agreement and its implications on BH Command, 21 December 1994; a defence debriefing team tunnels information summary; and a proposal for the rights of movement and the management of displaced persons by UNPROFOR within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Other records include: memoranda on the establishment of Safe Areas (SA) around Bihac, Tešanj, Tuzla, Gorazde, Žepa, and Srebrenica in 1993; analyses of BSA violations of the exclusion zone around Sarajevo; proposal for UNMO deployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina; and an inventory of medical assets of battalions and companies throughout BH Command.

United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) Headquarters, Zagreb The records consist of a chronological arrangement of situation reports dating from April 1992 to October 1995 and generated by the UNPROFOR military component. The situation reports originate from: headquarters of sectors; Civilian Police (CIVPOL) headquarters in sectors; headquarters of United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) in sectors, as well as headquarters of local UNMO teams; battalions; Force Engineers stationed at sector headquarters; and Senior Military Observers (SMO) stationed at various locations. The situation reports primarily detail: violations of the Ceasefire Agreement of 29 March 1994; restrictions to freedom of movement; firing incidents (FI), including small arms firing and shelling, and mortar and artillery rounds; and battalion operations. Some situation reports contain: Commanders’ assessments; graphs and tables on incidents and ceasefire violations; and hand drawn maps of military activity. The situation reports also note: deployment; status of crossing points; restrictions of movement on roads and bridges throughout sectors; movement of humanitarian convoys; refugee movements; hostile incidents against UNPROFOR personnel; exchanges of prisoners of war; mine clearance; and other topics. Additionally, there are: summaries of sector Joint Commission meetings on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement; summaries of meetings between UNPROFOR military officials and military officials of warring factions, and local political and police authorities; protest letters; flight lists; movement control forms; and daily personnel reports. Many situation reports were sent to UNPROFOR Headquarters in Zagreb; Croatia Command in Zagreb; and Bosnia and Herzegovina Command in Kiseljak. UNPROFOR battalions were active in:

Argentine Battalion (ARGBAT): Camp Polom, Daruvar, Croatia, and Grubisno Polje, Croatia Bangladeshi Battalion (BANGBAT): Camp Coralici, Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bataillion du Genie (BATGEN): Kakanj, Bosnia and Herzegovina Belgian Battalion (BELBAT): Beli Manastir, Croatia British Battalion (BRITBAT): Vitez, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Split, Croatia Canadian Battalion (CANBAT): Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina Czech Battalion (CZECHBAT): Korenica, Croatia Danish Battalion (DANBAT): Kostajnica, Croatia Dutch Battalion (DUTCHBAT): Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina Egyptian Battalion (EGYBAT): Bistrik Settlement, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina French Battalion (FREBAT): Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Camp Pleso, Zagreb, Croatia Indonesian Medical Battalion (INDOMEDBAT): Daruvar, Croatia Jordanian Battalion (JORBAT): Novska, Croatia, Glina, Croatia, and Gracac, Croatia Kenyan Battalion (KENBAT): Bribirske Mostine, Croatia Malaysian Battalion (MALBAT): Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina Nepalese Battalion (NEPBAT): Pustara, Croatia, and Bosanksa Gradiška, Bosnia and Herzegovina Nordic Battalion (NORDBAT): Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina Pakistani Battalion (PAKBAT): Vareš, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Split, Croatia Polish Battalion (POLBAT): Slunj, Croatia Russian Battalion (RUSBAT): Klisa, Croatia Slovenian Engineer Battalion (SLOVENGBAT): Daruvar, Croatia Spanish Battalion (SPABAT): Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Swedish Battalion (SWEBAT): Camp Pleso, Zagreb, Croatia Turkish Battalion (TURKBAT): Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina Ukrainian Battalion (UKRBAT): Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina United States Contingent (USCON): Skopje, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)

The battalion records were forwarded to sector headquarters and then sent to UNPROFOR headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia. The records primarily consist of periodic reports, including: reports detailing the battalion’s weekly requirements for food, vehicles, and medical supplies; weekly strength reports; weekly logistic reports; reports relating to repatriation and the disbursement of payment; monthly morbidity reports; notifications of border crossings and air and ground transport requests; and engineering work requests. There are also: memoranda describing battalion activities such as medal parades and visits of VIPs; operation orders; and profiles of battalion leaders. Some memoranda were exchanged between national contingents in the field and military forces of countries contributing troops.

Additionally, the battalion records consist of: traffic accident reports; notification of casualties (NOTICAS); letters of assist (LOA) for the ordering of spare parts; letters of protest; Board of Inquiry reports; and reports detailing equipment seized by warring factions.

Records of note in the battalion records include: the British Battalion (BRITBAT) Operation Order 13/95, Operation Exodus, providing humanitarian assistance to Srebrenica refugees; a report titled “Medak Pocket Confrontation Line,” dated 21 March 1994, about Canadian Battalion (CANBAT) activities in the Medak Pocket in September 1993; humanitarian condition reports compiled by United Nations Military Observers (UNMOs) in Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina; memoranda authored by the Danish Battalion (DANBAT) regarding atrocities in Dvor, Croatia, dating from August 1995; memoranda authored by the Danish Battalion (DANBAT) regarding its coordination with humanitarian organizations; a memorandum written by the Commander of the Dutch Battalion (DUTCHBAT), Thomas Kerremans, dated 9 July 1995 and sent to Ratko Mladic about the Battalion’s retreat from Potocari, Bosnia and Herzegovina, immediately preceding the Srebrenica Massacre of July 1995; weekly regional political assessments of Western Bosnia authored by the French Battalion (FREBAT), which include analysis of UNPROFOR’s role in the region and maps of the confrontation lines; patrol reports of Sector West authored by the Nepalese Battalion (NEPBAT), which monitored conditions following Operation Flash; monthly facility hygiene inspection reports of various battalions completed by the Nordic Battalion (NORDBAT); memoranda detailing engineering activities by the Pakistani Battalion (PAKBAT) for the construction of hospitals in Vareš and Solun, Bosnia and Herzegovina; memoranda authored by the Polish Battalion (POLBAT) regarding refugee camps administered by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Batnoga, Croatia, and Turanj, Karlovac, Croatia; memoranda, situation reports, crossing statistics, and information concerning the maintenance of a pontoon bridge which was constructed over the Neretva River by the Slovenian Engineer Battalion (SLOVENGBAT) as part of Operation Lifeline; memoranda concerning the mine clearance activities of the Slovenian Engineer Battalion (SLOVENGBAT); and a report titled “Operation Winter 93/94,” dated 10 December 1993, describing operation objectives ofthe Spanish Battalion (SPABAT) in Operation Lifeline.


LevelScanned

ItemsS-1838-0005

Geographic Branch 25/01/1993 07/01/1994

S-1838-0005-0001

Monthly reports of the Geographic Branch 13/03/1993 15/09/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0005-0002

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)support plans


S-1838-0005-0003

British Force (BRITFOR) - situation reports 11/03/1993 08/01/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0005-0004

Map supply 26/01/1993 11/10/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0007


S-1838-0007-0001

Procurement 11/08/1993 18/11/1993 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0007-0002

Procurement 17/03/1993 19/11/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0007-0003

Faxes - incoming and outgoing 01/12/1993 10/01/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0007-0004

Faxes - incoming and outgoing 11/01/1994 28/02/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838- Military Information Branch 27/03/1994 17/10/1995

















0012

S-1838-0012-0001

Protest letters and minutes of meetings withwarring factions


S-1838-0012-0002



S-1838-0012-0003



S-1838-0012-0004

Minutes of meetings with warring factions 28/03/1994 03/04/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0025

Military Information Branch 21/04/1995 31/05/1995

S-1838-0025-0001


S-1838-0025-0002


S-1838-0025-0003


S-1838-0025-0004


S-1838-0037

Air Operations Branch 05/12/1993 09/02/1994

S-1838-0037-0001

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC) flightrequest forms


S-1838-0037-0002



S-1838-0037-0003



S-1838-0037-0004



S-1838-0051

Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff(RRFOS)

12/04/1995 12/12/1995

S-1838-0051-0001

Sector Sarajevo plans 20/07/1995 08/10/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0051-0002

United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) Headquarters situationreports


S-1838-0051-0003

Operations planning 13/04/1995 06/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0051-0004

British Force (BRITFOR) communications 13/07/1995 13/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0052


22/12/1994 05/12/1995

S-1838-0052-0001

Artillery operations 26/07/1995 06/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0052-0002

Cease fire 23/12/1994 23/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0052-0003

Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (AARC)transition


S-1838-0052-0004

G3 Operations - situation reports 14/09/1995 25/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0069

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Croatia Command

30/11/1994 30/05/1995

S-1838-0069-0001

Operations 01/12/1994 09/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0069-0002


S-1838-0069-0003
















































S-1838-0069-0004


S-1838-0069-0005


S-1838-0077

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Sector South

24/09/1993 15/08/1995

S-1838-0077-0001


S-1838-0077-0002

Minutes of meetings with Zadar (Croatia)authorities


S-1838-0077-0003

Incident and medical reports 02/11/1993 16/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0077-0004

Protest letters 25/09/1993 30/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0079


27/04/1993 24/08/1995

S-1838-0079-0001

Operation (OPS) orders 01/08/1994 30/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0079-0002


S-1838-0079-0003


S-1838-0079-0004

Republic of Croatia - protest letters 12/05/1995 25/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0082


17/01/1994 03/10/1995

S-1838-0082-0001

Operation (OPS) 01/04/1995 30/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0082-0002

Operation (OPS) 01/07/1995 04/10/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0082-0003

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) withdrawal plans


S-1838-0082-0004

Displaced persons 18/01/1994 07/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0086

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Sector West

30/11/1993 12/01/1994

S-1838-0086-0001


S-1838-0086-0002


Yes

S-1838-0086-0003

Operations - general 20/12/1993 31/12/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0086-0004

Situation reports - daily 01/01/1994 13/01/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0092

Operations Branch / United Nations MilitaryObservers (UNMO), Zagreb

14/12/1994 12/07/1995

S-1838-0092-0001


S-1838-0092-0002


S-1838-0092-0003


S-1838-0092-0004


S-1838-0092-0005


S-1838-0108

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Zagreb

31/05/1995 18/08/1995

S-1838-0108-0001


S-1838-0108-0002




















































S-1838-0108-0003


S-1838-0108-0004


S-1838-0108-0005


S-1838-0110


14/09/1993 29/06/1994

S-1838-0110-0001


S-1838-0110-0002


S-1838-0110-0003


S-1838-0110-0004


S-1838-0110-0005


S-1838-0123


31/05/1993 25/11/1995

S-1838-0123-0001


S-1838-0123-0002


S-1838-0123-0003


S-1838-0123-0004


S-1838-0123-0005


Yes

S-1838-0131


31/07/1994 17/12/1994

S-1838-0131-0001


S-1838-0131-0002


S-1838-0131-0003


S-1838-0131-0004


Yes

S-1838-0131-0005


S-1838-0139


23/03/1995 10/05/1995

S-1838-0139-0001

Headquarters - situation reports - daily 24/03/1995 31/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0139-0002


S-1838-0139-0003


S-1838-0139-0004


S-1838-0139-0005


S-1838-0140


31/01/1993 30/05/1995

S-1838-0140-0001

Headquarters - situation reports - daily 12/05/1995 23/05/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0140-0002


S-1838-0140-0003

Sector North - situation reports - daily 06/11/1993 31/01/1994 Unclassified Yes





















































S-1838-0140-0004

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East - situation reports - daily


S-1838-0140-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East - situation reports - daily


S-1838-0151


22/07/1995 09/12/1995

S-1838-0151-0001


S-1838-0151-0002


S-1838-0151-0003

Sector Sarajevo - situation reports - daily 01/09/1995 30/09/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0151-0004


S-1838-0151-0005


S-1838-0163


08/10/1993 29/04/1994

S-1838-0163-0001


S-1838-0163-0002


S-1838-0163-0003


Yes

S-1838-0163-0004


S-1838-0163-0005


S-1838-0169


16/02/1994 29/01/1995

S-1838-0169-0001


S-1838-0169-0002


S-1838-0169-0003


S-1838-0169-0004


S-1838-0169-0005


S-1838-0181


30/03/1993 14/11/1995

S-1838-0181-0001

Memoranda relating to UNMO deploymentand to the Bosnia and HerzegovinaCeasefire Agreement of 5 October 1995


S-1838-0181-0002

Headquarters - memoranda relating to theMarkale massacres


Yes

S-1838-0181-0003

Sector Sarajevo - memoranda regardingUNMO deployment


Yes

S-1838-0181-0004

Headquarters - operational directives 31/03/1993 05/07/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0181-0005

Headquarters - operational memoranda andUNMO manual


Yes

S-1838-0181-0006

Memoranda regarding UNMO deploymentto the border between Bosnia andHerzegovina and Federal Republic ofYugoslavia (FRY)


S-1838-0181-0007

Headquarters - weapon storage sitesinspection reports


S-1838-0195


04/12/1993 04/12/1995

S-1838-0195-0001

Weapon storage sites inspection reports 08/05/1994 12/06/1994 Confidential Yes



















































S-1838-0195-0002

Sector North - weapon storage sitesinspection reports


S-1838-0195-0003

Sector South - weapon storage sitesinspection reports


S-1838-0195-0004

Humanitarian reports 04/12/1993 15/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0195-0005

Humanitarian reports 13/09/1995 04/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0200


15/10/1993 16/12/1994

S-1838-0200-0001


Yes

S-1838-0200-0002


Yes

S-1838-0200-0003


Yes

S-1838-0200-0004

Headquarters - operational memorandaand daily situation reports


Yes

S-1838-0200-0005


Yes

S-1838-0207


14/03/1995 08/05/1995

S-1838-0207-0001


Yes

S-1838-0207-0002


Yes

S-1838-0207-0003


Yes

S-1838-0207-0004


Yes

S-1838-0207-0005


Yes

S-1838-0209

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC)

17/12/1993 31/03/1994

S-1838-0209-0001

Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) - situation reports andpersonnel reports - daily


Yes

S-1838-0209-0002



Yes

S-1838-0209-0003



Yes

S-1838-0209-0004



Yes

S-1838-0209-0005



Yes

S-1838-0211


17/06/1994 16/08/1994

S-1838-0211-0001



S-1838-0211-0002



S-1838-0211-0003



Yes

S-1838-0211-0004



Yes















































S-1838-0212


16/08/1994 05/11/1994

S-1838-0212-0001



S-1838-0212-0002



S-1838-0212-0003



S-1838-0212-0004



S-1838-0212-0005



S-1838-0241

Military Liaison Office (MLO), Zagreb 01/09/1994 12/10/1994

S-1838-0241-0001

Military Liaison and Protocol Branch -crossing requests


Yes

S-1838-0241-0002



Yes

S-1838-0241-0003



Yes

S-1838-0243

Liaison Office, Belgrade 10/12/1992 09/08/1993

S-1838-0243-0001

Liaison Office, Belgrade - faxes - outgoing 24/06/1993 10/08/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0243-0002


Yes

S-1838-0243-0003


Yes

S-1838-0245


S-1838-0245-0001

Liaison Office, Belgrade - faxes - outgoing 05/05/1994 20/06/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0245-0002


Yes

S-1838-0245-0003


Yes

S-1838-0257

United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) Headquarters, Zagreb

06/11/1992 18/11/1992

S-1838-0257-0001


Yes

S-1838-0257-0002


Yes

S-1838-0257-0003


Yes

S-1838-0257-0004


Yes

S-1838-0266


16/02/1993 29/04/1993

S-1838-0266-0001


Yes

S-1838-0266-0002


Yes

S-1838-0266-0003


S-1838- Situation reports - daily 01/04/1993 30/04/1993 Strictly Yes














































S-1838-0280


25/10/1994 12/11/1994

S-1838-0280-0001


Yes

S-1838-0280-0002


S-1838-0280-0003


S-1838-0280-0004


S-1838-0281


13/11/1994 30/11/1994

S-1838-0281-0001


S-1838-0281-0002


S-1838-0281-0003


S-1838-0281-0004


Yes

S-1838-0284


27/01/1995 11/02/1995

S-1838-0284-0001


S-1838-0284-0002


S-1838-0284-0003


S-1838-0285


12/02/1995 02/03/1995

S-1838-0285-0001


S-1838-0285-0002


S-1838-0285-0003


S-1838-0285-0004


S-1838-0296

Sector Sarajevo 18/11/1992 28/02/1993

S-1838-0296-0001

Sector Sarajevo - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0296-0002



Yes

S-1838-0296-0003



Yes

S-1838-0296-0004



Yes

S-1838-0319

Sector North 15/09/1993 23/12/1993

S-1838-0319-0001

Sector North - summaries of meetings andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0319-0002



S-1838-0319-0003



S-1838-0319-0004



Yes

S-1838- Sector North 31/01/1994 28/04/1995
















































0330

S-1838-0330-0001

Sector North - memoranda 27/03/1995 28/04/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0330-0002


Yes

S-1838-0330-0003


Yes

S-1838-0330-0004


Yes

S-1838-0332

Sector South 17/05/1992 26/11/1992

S-1838-0332-0001

Sector South - situation reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0332-0002



S-1838-0332-0003



S-1838-0332-0004



Yes

S-1838-0341

Sector South 23/12/1993 12/02/1994

S-1838-0341-0001



S-1838-0341-0002



Yes

S-1838-0341-0003



Yes

S-1838-0341-0004



Yes

S-1838-0345

Sector South 11/06/1994 18/07/1994

S-1838-0345-0001



Yes

S-1838-0345-0002



Yes

S-1838-0345-0003



Yes

S-1838-0345-0004



Yes

S-1838-0374

Sector East 30/11/1993 30/12/1993

S-1838-0374-0001

Sector East - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0374-0002



Yes

S-1838-0374-0003



Yes

S-1838-0374-0004



Yes

S-1838-0380

Sector East 09/08/1994 18/09/1994

S-1838-0380-0001



Yes

S-1838-0380-0002



S-1838-0380-0003



Yes

S-1838-0380-0004



Yes

S-1838-0401

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorSouth West / Bosnia and Herzegovina

08/11/1993 14/10/1995

















































Command, Sector North East

S-1838-0401-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorSouth West - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0401-0002



Yes

S-1838-0401-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0401-0004

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East- situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0403

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East

27/06/1994 05/08/1994

S-1838-0403-0001



Yes

S-1838-0403-0002



Yes

S-1838-0403-0003



Yes

S-1838-0403-0004



Yes

S-1838-0408


08/11/1994 15/12/1994

S-1838-0408-0001



Yes

S-1838-0408-0002



S-1838-0408-0003



Yes

S-1838-0408-0004



Yes

S-1838-0420

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command 31/08/1993 20/09/1993

S-1838-0420-0001

Bosnia Herzegovina - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0420-0002



Yes

S-1838-0420-0003



Yes

S-1838-0422


S-1838-0422-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -situation reports and memoranda


S-1838-0422-0002



S-1838-0422-0003



S-1838-0422-0004



S-1838-0435


S-1838-0435-0001



Yes









































S-1838-0435-0002



Yes

S-1838-0435-0003



Yes

S-1838-0435-0004



Yes

S-1838-0450


S-1838-0450-0001



Yes

S-1838-0450-0002



Yes

S-1838-0450-0003



Yes

S-1838-0450-0004



Yes

S-1838-0452


S-1838-0452-0001



Yes

S-1838-0452-0002



Yes

S-1838-0452-0003



Yes

S-1838-0452-0004



Yes

S-1838-0456


S-1838-0456-0001



Yes

S-1838-0456-0002



Yes

S-1838-0456-0003



Yes

S-1838-0464


S-1838-0464-0001



Yes

S-1838-0464-0002



Yes

S-1838-0464-0003



Yes

S-1838-0464-0004



Yes

S-1838-0477


24/10/1994 18/12/1995

S-1838-0477-0001

Argentine Battalion (ARGBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0477-0002



Yes

S-1838-0477-0003



Yes

S-1838-0477-0004



S-1838-0477-0005



S-1838-0477-0006



Yes

S-1838-0479


28/06/1993 15/03/1994

















































S-1838-0479-0001

Argentine Battalion (ARGBAT) - recordsand memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0479-0002

Argentine Battalion (ARGBAT) - records andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0479-0003



Yes

S-1838-0479-0004



Yes

S-1838-0479-0005



Yes

S-1838-0479-0006



S-1838-0504


30/11/1993 29/05/1994

S-1838-0504-0001

British Battalion (BRITBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0504-0002



Yes

S-1838-0504-0003



Yes

S-1838-0504-0004



S-1838-0504-0005



S-1838-0504-0006



S-1838-0509


08/06/1994 09/09/1994

S-1838-0509-0001

Canadian Battalion (CANBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0509-0002



Yes

S-1838-0509-0003



Yes

S-1838-0509-0004



S-1838-0509-0005



Yes

S-1838-0511


05/01/1994 11/03/1994

S-1838-0511-0001



Yes

S-1838-0511-0002



S-1838-0511-0003



Yes

S-1838-0511-0004



S-1838-0511-0005



Yes

S-1838-0541


31/03/1994 12/08/1994

S-1838-0541-0001

Egyptian Battalion (EGYBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0541-0002



S-1838-0541-0003



S-1838-0541-0004



Yes

S-1838- Egyptian Battalion (EGYBAT) - reports and 09/05/1994 09/06/1994 Confidential Yes























































0541-0005 memoranda

S-1838-0541-0006



Yes

S-1838-0543


01/07/1993 15/10/1995

S-1838-0543-0001



Yes

S-1838-0543-0002

French Battalion (FREBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0543-0003



Yes

S-1838-0543-0004



Yes

S-1838-0543-0005



Yes

S-1838-0543-0006



Yes

S-1838-0550


30/09/1994 30/10/1994

S-1838-0550-0001



Yes

S-1838-0550-0002



S-1838-0550-0003



Yes

S-1838-0550-0004



Yes

S-1838-0550-0005



Yes

S-1838-0550-0006



Yes

S-1838-0567


24/01/1995 22/03/1995

S-1838-0567-0001

Jordanian Battle (JORBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0567-0002



Yes

S-1838-0567-0003



S-1838-0567-0004



Yes

S-1838-0567-0005



Yes

S-1838-0567-0006



S-1838-0582


25/08/1994 18/11/1994

S-1838-0582-0001

Malaysian Battalion (MALBAT) - reportsand memoranda


S-1838-0582-0002

Malaysian Battalion (MALBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0582-0003



S-1838-0582-0004



S-1838-0582-0005



S-1838-0582-0006



Yes

S-1838-0584


05/12/1993 07/04/1994





















































S-1838-0584-0001



S-1838-0584-0002



S-1838-0584-0003



S-1838-0584-0004



S-1838-0584-0005



Yes

S-1838-0584-0006



S-1838-0600


30/06/1993 13/10/1995

S-1838-0600-0001

Nordic Battalion (NORDBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0600-0002



S-1838-0600-0003



Yes

S-1838-0600-0004



Yes

S-1838-0600-0005

Pakistani Battalion (PAKBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0618


01/07/1994 07/10/1994

S-1838-0618-0001

Slovenian Engineer Battalion(SLOVENGBAT) - reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0618-0002



Yes

S-1838-0618-0003



Yes

S-1838-0618-0004



S-1838-0618-0005



Yes

S-1838-0618-0006



Yes

S-1838-0626


30/06/1993 10/10/1995

S-1838-0626-0001

Spanish Battalion (SPABAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0626-0002

Turkish Battalion (TURBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0626-0003



S-1838-0626-0004



S-1838-0626-0005



S-1838-0001


S-1838-0001-0001

Military information 22/06/1993 26/11/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0001-0002

Administration 26/03/1993 02/11/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0001-0003

Establishment 26/01/1993 20/01/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0001-0004

Visits 12/03/1993 11/01/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0001-0000

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO) -organization charts
























































S-1838-0009


S-1838-0009-0001

Faxes - incoming and outgoing 25/08/1994 04/10/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0009-0002


S-1838-0009-0003


S-1838-0009-0004


S-1838-0027


S-1838-0027-0001

Military information summaries - daily 22/08/1995 03/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0027-0002


S-1838-0027-0003


S-1838-0027-0004


S-1838-0039


S-1838-0039-0001

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC) actionchecklist


S-1838-0039-0002

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC)chronolgical file


S-1838-0039-0003

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC)chronological file


S-1838-0028

Land Operations Branch 10/06/1994 20/09/1994

S-1838-0028-0001

Land operations 10/08/1994 21/09/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0028-0002


S-1838-0028-0003


S-1838-0028-0004


S-1838-0041


S-1838-0041-0001

Warring factions flight observation reports 06/10/1994 21/10/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0041-0002


S-1838-0041-0003


S-1838-0041-0004


S-1838-0045

Air Operations Branch / Rapid ReactionForce Operations Staff (RRFOS)

31/08/1995 26/11/1995

S-1838-0045-0001

Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff 06/11/1995 27/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0045-0002


S-1838-0045-0003

French Battalion (FREBAT) - deployment 26/09/1995 27/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0045-0004


S-1838- Plans and Policy 31/12/1994 17/07/1995















































0060

S-1838-0060-0001

Implementation of United NationsConfidence Restoration Operation(UNCRO)


S-1838-0060-0002

United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF)withdrawal with North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO) support


S-1838-0060-0003

Immediate deployment of United NationsConfidence Restoration Organization(UNCRO) order


S-1838-0060-0004

United Nations Peace Forces (UNPF)withdrawal with North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO) support


S-1838-0061

Plans and Policy 02/01/1994 19/08/1994

S-1838-0061-0001

Interoffice memoranda 03/01/1994 15/04/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0061-0002

Operations logistics for Bosnia andHerzegovina


S-1838-0061-0003

Troop deployment 01/06/1994 16/07/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0061-0004

Interim progress reports 17/07/1994 20/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0066

Plans and Policy 21/02/1995 20/07/1995

S-1838-0066-0001


S-1838-0066-0002


S-1838-0066-0003


Yes

S-1838-0066-0004


S-1838-0074


26/10/1994 01/12/1995

S-1838-0074-0001

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) withdrawal


S-1838-0074-0002


S-1838-0074-0003

Engineering 19/05/1995 25/10/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0074-0004

Incident reports 27/10/1994 29/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0074-0005

Reports on refugees and requirements forrefugee camps


S-1838-0074-0006

Reports on missing equipment 21/08/1995 27/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0076


13/09/1993 25/08/1995

S-1838-0076-0001

Board of Inquiry reports 25/10/1993 11/09/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0076-0002

Sector South - incident reports 16/11/1994 26/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0076-0003

Medak Pocket (Croatia) investigation 14/09/1993 21/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0076-0004


S-1838-0078


20/12/1993 03/08/1995

S-1838-0078-0001

Republic of Croatia protest letters 21/12/1993 11/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838- Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) - protest 05/07/1995 04/08/1995 Confidential Yes

















































0078-0002 letters

S-1838-0078-0003

Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) - protestletters


S-1838-0078-0004



S-1838-0078-0005



S-1838-0083


08/06/1994 31/07/1995

S-1838-0083-0001


S-1838-0083-0002

Minutes of Sector Joint CommissionMeeting


S-1838-0083-0003

Minutes of Sector Joint Commission Meeting 09/06/1994 30/11/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0083-0004

Minutes of Sector Joint CommissionMeeting


S-1838-0085

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Sector West

08/11/1993 28/06/1995

S-1838-0085-0001

Incident reports 24/11/1993 31/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0085-0002

Incident reports 01/01/1995 29/06/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0085-0003

Medical 09/11/1993 31/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0085-0004

Military Police 12/11/1993 30/12/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0088

Operations Branch 05/04/1994 25/05/1994

S-1838-0088-0001


S-1838-0088-0002


S-1838-0088-0003


S-1838-0088-0004


S-1838-0099


02/03/1995 05/12/1995

S-1838-0099-0001

UNMO Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia (FYROM) - situation reports -daily


S-1838-0099-0002



S-1838-0099-0003



S-1838-0099-0004



S-1838-0099-0005



S-1838-0101


09/08/1993 06/09/1993

S-1838-0101-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -situation reports - daily


S-1838-0101-0002



S-1838-0101-0003



















































S-1838-0101-0004



S-1838-0127


16/03/1995 13/05/1995

S-1838-0127-0001


S-1838-0127-0002


S-1838-0127-0003


S-1838-0127-0004


S-1838-0127-0005


S-1838-0147


08/02/1995 15/05/1995

S-1838-0147-0001

Sector Bihac - situation reports - daily 09/02/1995 14/03/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0147-0002


S-1838-0147-0003


S-1838-0147-0004


S-1838-0147-0005


S-1838-0159


18/05/1995 18/09/1995

S-1838-0159-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorSouth West - situation reports - daily


S-1838-0159-0002



S-1838-0159-0003



S-1838-0159-0004



S-1838-0159-0005



S-1838-0161


31/05/1993 05/12/1995

S-1838-0161-0001

Sector South - memoranda relating to theJuly 1993 Erdut Agreement and dailysituation reports


S-1838-0161-0002

Sector South - memoranda relating to theJuly 1993 Erdut Agreement


S-1838-0161-0003

Sector South - warning orders regardingUNMO deployment and daily situationreports


S-1838-0161-0004


Yes

S-1838-0161-0005



S-1838-0170


01/02/1995 29/06/1995

S-1838-0170-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovinia Command -situation reports - daily


S-1838-0170-0002



S-1838-0170-0003


S-1838-0170-0004

Sector Sarajevo - situation reports - daily 02/03/1995 16/03/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838- Sector Sarajevo - situation reports - daily 02/02/1995 28/02/1995 Strictly Yes





















































0170-0005 confidentialS-1838-0173


21/09/1993 07/02/1994

S-1838-0173-0001


Yes

S-1838-0173-0002


S-1838-0173-0003


S-1838-0173-0004


S-1838-0173-0005


S-1838-0173-0006


S-1838-0175


10/07/1994 30/05/1995

S-1838-0175-0001



S-1838-0175-0002



S-1838-0175-0003



S-1838-0175-0004



S-1838-0175-0005



S-1838-0175-0006



S-1838-0189


24/11/1992 06/12/1995

S-1838-0189-0001

Sector Gorazde - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0189-0002



S-1838-0189-0003



S-1838-0189-0004

Sector Gorazde - weapon storage sitesinspection reports


S-1838-0189-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - militaryreports


S-1838-0189-0006

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -military reports


S-1838-0189-0007



S-1838-0196


15/07/1992 15/12/1995

S-1838-0196-0001

Weapon storage site inspection reports 13/06/1994 13/09/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0196-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorSouth West - weapon storage siteinspection reports


S-1838-0196-0003

Sector Bihac - military information summaries- weekly


S-1838-0196-0004

Sector Bihac - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0196-0005

Sector Bihac - military information summaries- weekly


S-1838-0196-0006

Sector Bihac - military reports 15/07/1992 02/06/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0196-0007























































S-1838-0203


17/05/1994 18/07/1994

S-1838-0203-0001

Headquarters - memoranda and dailysituation reports


Yes

S-1838-0203-0002



Yes

S-1838-0203-0003



Yes

S-1838-0203-0004



Yes

S-1838-0203-0005



Yes

S-1838-0208

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Zagreb / United Nations Military Observers(UNMO), Belgrade Airfield MonitoringCoordination Center (BAMCC)

04/07/1993 04/10/1995

S-1838-0208-0001

Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) - personnel reports andoperational memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0208-0002

Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) - personnel reports andoperational memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0208-0003


Yes

S-1838-0208-0004


Yes

S-1838-0208-0005


Yes

S-1838-0208-0006


Yes

S-1838-0220

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Bosnia and Herzegovina Command

05/07/1993 20/06/1995

S-1838-0220-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - airtransport requests between Sarajevo andZagreb


S-1838-0220-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -operations and air transport requests


Yes

S-1838-0220-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -Liaison Office, Pale


S-1838-0220-0004

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - LiaisonOffice, Pale


S-1838-0220-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -Sector Sarajevo


Yes

S-1838-0231


S-1838-0231-0001

Chief Military Liaison Officer (CMLO) -crossing requests


Yes

S-1838-0231-0002



Yes

S-1838-0231-0003



Yes

S-1838-0246


S-1838-0246-0001


Yes

S-1838-0246-0002


Yes

S-1838-0246-0003


Yes

S-1838-0279


01/10/1994 24/10/1994













































S-1838-0279-0001


Yes

S-1838-0279-0002


S-1838-0279-0003


S-1838-0279-0004


S-1838-0282


30/11/1994 07/01/1995

S-1838-0282-0001


S-1838-0282-0002


Yes

S-1838-0282-0003


S-1838-0297

Sector Sarajevo 01/03/1993 31/05/1993

S-1838-0297-0001



S-1838-0297-0002



Yes

S-1838-0297-0003



Yes

S-1838-0297-0004



Yes

S-1838-0300

Sector Sarajevo 05/01/1994 20/03/1994

S-1838-0300-0001



Yes

S-1838-0300-0002



Yes

S-1838-0300-0003



Yes

S-1838-0300-0004



Yes

S-1838-0318

Sector North 11/07/1993 04/10/1993

S-1838-0318-0001



Yes

S-1838-0318-0002



Yes

S-1838-0318-0003



S-1838-0318-0004



Yes

S-1838-0322

Sector North 14/04/1994 27/05/1994

S-1838-0322-0001


Yes

S-1838-0322-0002


Yes

S-1838-0322-0003


Yes

S-1838-0322-0004


Yes

S-1838-0329

Sector North 04/12/1994 15/01/1995

S-1838-0329-0001


Yes

S-1838-0329-0002


Yes



















































S-1838-0329-0003


Yes

S-1838-0329-0004


Yes

S-1838-0334

Sector South 20/01/1993 31/03/1993

S-1838-0334-0001



S-1838-0334-0002



Yes

S-1838-0334-0003



Yes

S-1838-0334-0004



Yes

S-1838-0334-0005



Yes

S-1838-0340

Sector South 08/11/1993 22/12/1993

S-1838-0340-0001



Yes

S-1838-0340-0002



Yes

S-1838-0340-0003



Yes

S-1838-0340-0004



Yes

S-1838-0349

Sector South 11/11/1994 09/12/1994

S-1838-0349-0001



S-1838-0349-0002



Yes

S-1838-0349-0003



Yes

S-1838-0349-0004



S-1838-0375

Sector East 01/01/1994 01/12/1994

S-1838-0375-0001



Yes

S-1838-0375-0002



Yes

S-1838-0375-0003



Yes

S-1838-0375-0004



Yes

S-1838-0383

Sector East 16/11/1994 14/12/1994

S-1838-0383-0001



Yes

S-1838-0383-0002



Yes

S-1838-0383-0003



Yes

S-1838-0383-0004



Yes

S-1838-0400

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorSouth West

09/07/1995 07/09/1995

S-1838-0400-0001



Yes

















































S-1838-0400-0002



Yes

S-1838-0400-0003



Yes

S-1838-0400-0004



S-1838-0423


S-1838-0423-0001



S-1838-0423-0002



S-1838-0423-0003



S-1838-0423-0004



S-1838-0433


S-1838-0433-0001



Yes

S-1838-0433-0002



S-1838-0433-0003



Yes

S-1838-0433-0004



Yes

S-1838-0442


S-1838-0442-0001



Yes

S-1838-0442-0002



Yes

S-1838-0442-0003



Yes

S-1838-0442-0004



Yes

S-1838-0458


S-1838-0458-0001



Yes

S-1838-0458-0002



Yes

S-1838-0458-0003



Yes

S-1838-0458-0004



Yes

S-1838-0465


S-1838-0465-0001



Yes

S-1838-0465-0002



Yes

S-1838-0465-0003



Yes

S-1838-0470


S-1838-0470-0001



Yes

S-1838- Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - 22/03/1995 24/03/1995 Strictly Yes

















































0470-0002 situation reports and memoranda confidential

S-1838-0470-0003



S-1838-0470-0004



S-1838-0474


S-1838-0474-0001



Yes

S-1838-0474-0002



Yes

S-1838-0474-0003



Yes

S-1838-0476


27/01/1994 14/10/1995

S-1838-0476-0001

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) -coordination


S-1838-0476-0002

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) -coordination


S-1838-0476-0003



S-1838-0476-0004



S-1838-0480


01/12/1994 10/10/1995

S-1838-0480-0001

Bangladeshi Battalion (BANBAT) - reportsand memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0480-0002



Yes

S-1838-0480-0003



Yes

S-1838-0480-0004



Yes

S-1838-0480-0005



Yes

S-1838-0480-0006



Yes

S-1838-0493


23/08/1993 26/10/1993

S-1838-0493-0001

Belgian Battalion (BELBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0493-0002



Yes

S-1838-0493-0003



Yes

S-1838-0493-0004



Yes

S-1838-0493-0005



S-1838-0505


02/07/1993 11/10/1995

S-1838-0505-0001



S-1838-0505-0002



Yes

S-1838-0505-0003



S-1838-0505-0004



S-1838- Canadian Battalion (CANBAT) - reports and 06/08/1995 12/10/1995 Strictly Yes





















































0505-0005 memoranda confidential

S-1838-0505-0006



Yes

S-1838-0520


30/06/1993 13/07/1995

S-1838-0520-0001

Czech Battalion (CZECHBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0520-0002



S-1838-0520-0003



S-1838-0520-0004



Yes

S-1838-0520-0005

Danish Battalion (DANBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0520-0006



S-1838-0540


15/08/1994 13/02/1995

S-1838-0540-0001



Yes

S-1838-0540-0002



Yes

S-1838-0540-0003



S-1838-0540-0004



S-1838-0540-0005



S-1838-0544


14/06/1995 11/08/1995

S-1838-0544-0001



Yes

S-1838-0544-0002



S-1838-0544-0003



Yes

S-1838-0544-0004



Yes

S-1838-0544-0005



Yes

S-1838-0544-0006



Yes

S-1838-0551


01/09/1994 16/10/1994

S-1838-0551-0001



S-1838-0551-0002



S-1838-0551-0003



S-1838-0551-0004



Yes

S-1838-0551-0005



Yes

S-1838-0551-0006



Yes

S-1838-0552


05/08/1994 31/08/1994

S-1838-0552-0001























































S-1838-0552-0002



Yes

S-1838-0552-0003



S-1838-0552-0004



Yes

S-1838-0552-0005



S-1838-0552-0006



S-1838-0559


13/02/1994 24/02/1995

S-1838-0559-0001



Yes

S-1838-0559-0002



S-1838-0559-0003



S-1838-0559-0004



S-1838-0559-0005



S-1838-0559-0006



Yes

S-1838-0566


22/03/1995 12/05/1995

S-1838-0566-0001

Jordanian Battalion (JORBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0566-0002



Yes

S-1838-0566-0003



S-1838-0566-0004



Yes

S-1838-0566-0005



S-1838-0566-0006



Yes

S-1838-0568


18/11/1994 22/01/1995

S-1838-0568-0001



Yes

S-1838-0568-0002



Yes

S-1838-0568-0003



Yes

S-1838-0568-0004



Yes

S-1838-0568-0005



Yes

S-1838-0568-0006



Yes

S-1838-0575


30/06/1993 10/10/1995

S-1838-0575-0001



S-1838-0575-0002



Yes

S-1838-0575-0003

Kenyan Battalion (KENBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0575-0004



Yes























































S-1838-0575-0005



Yes

S-1838-0575-0006



Yes

S-1838-0585


20/09/1993 09/10/1995

S-1838-0585-0001



Yes

S-1838-0585-0002

Nepalese Battalion (NEPBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0585-0003



Yes

S-1838-0585-0004



Yes

S-1838-0585-0005



Yes

S-1838-0585-0006



Yes

S-1838-0592


29/12/1994 26/04/1995

S-1838-0592-0001



Yes

S-1838-0592-0002



Yes

S-1838-0592-0003



Yes

S-1838-0592-0004



Yes

S-1838-0592-0005



Yes

S-1838-0592-0006



Yes

S-1838-0593


20/09/1994 30/12/1994

S-1838-0593-0001



Yes

S-1838-0593-0002



Yes

S-1838-0593-0003



Yes

S-1838-0593-0004



Yes

S-1838-0593-0005



Yes

S-1838-0593-0006



Yes

S-1838-0598


02/01/1994 05/03/1994

S-1838-0598-0001



S-1838-0598-0002



S-1838-0598-0003



Yes

S-1838-0598-0004



S-1838-0598-0005



S-1838-0004


S-1838- Operations 03/09/1993 30/09/1993 Confidential Yes





















































0004-0001

S-1838-0004-0002

Support policy 22/06/1993 08/01/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0004-0003

Briefing maps 15/02/1993 12/12/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0004-0004

Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH) Command -situation reports


S-1838-0008


S-1838-0008-0001


S-1838-0008-0002


S-1838-0008-0003


Yes

S-1838-0008-0004


S-1838-0018


S-1838-0018-0001

Violations of cease-fire agreement - reports 02/12/1994 02/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0018-0002


S-1838-0018-0003


S-1838-0018-0004


S-1838-0023


S-1838-0023-0001

Military information summaries - weekly 20/01/1995 28/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0023-0002

Warring factions leadership information 01/07/1993 07/02/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0023-0003

Weapons storage sites - reports 02/04/1994 03/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0023-0004

Croatia Command - weekly militaryinformation summaries


S-1838-0024


S-1838-0024-0001


S-1838-0024-0002


S-1838-0024-0003


S-1838-0024-0004


S-1838-0031


S-1838-0031-0001

Land operations 15/07/1994 31/08/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0031-0002


S-1838-0031-0003


S-1838-0031-0004


S-1838-0036


S-1838-0036-0001

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC) flight



















































request forms

S-1838-0036-0002



S-1838-0036-0003



S-1838-0036-0004



S-1838-0038


S-1838-0038-0001

Flight request forms 13/04/1994 19/05/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0038-0002

Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) andmedical evacuation (MEDEVAC) flightinspection reports


S-1838-0038-0003



S-1838-0038-0004



S-1838-0050


20/07/1995 11/12/1995

S-1838-0050-0001

British Force (BRITFOR) - situation reports 01/10/1995 07/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0050-0002

Reallocation communications 21/07/1995 12/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0050-0003

Engineering situation reports 05/08/1995 11/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0050-0004

Military Information Branch reports 10/10/1995 18/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0053


26/02/1995 11/12/1995

S-1838-0053-0001

Basic psychological study - Serbia, Bosniaand Herzegovina


S-1838-0053-0002


S-1838-0053-0003


S-1838-0053-0004

Engineering reports 27/02/1995 12/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0056


02/12/1994 13/12/1995

S-1838-0056-0001

United Kingdom Division handover 30/10/1995 28/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0056-0002

British Forces (BRITFOR) air mobilityorganization


S-1838-0056-0003

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs),directives, orders


S-1838-0056-0004

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs),directives, orders


S-1838-0058


21/01/1995 08/12/1995

S-1838-0058-0001

Freedom of movement (FOM) 22/01/1995 18/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0058-0002

Engineering works 01/08/1995 09/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0058-0003

Engineering - Mount Igman, Bosnia andHerzegovina


S-1838-0058-0004

Rapid Reaction Force Operations Staff -general

















































S-1838-0065

Plans and Policy 31/10/1994 13/12/1995

S-1838-0065-0001


S-1838-0065-0002


S-1838-0065-0003


S-1838-0065-0004


S-1838-0080


30/11/1994 30/05/1995

S-1838-0080-0001


S-1838-0080-0002


S-1838-0080-0003


S-1838-0080-0004


S-1838-0090

Operations Branch 29/07/1994 24/09/1994

S-1838-0090-0001


S-1838-0090-0002


S-1838-0090-0003


S-1838-0090-0004


S-1838-0097


01/06/1993 09/04/1994

S-1838-0097-0001



S-1838-0097-0002



S-1838-0097-0003



S-1838-0097-0004



S-1838-0097-0005



S-1838-0112


06/12/1994 27/02/1995

S-1838-0112-0001


S-1838-0112-0002


S-1838-0112-0003


S-1838-0112-0004


S-1838-0112-0005


S-1838-0113


31/05/1995 26/07/1995

S-1838- Headquarters - situation reports - daily 01/06/1995 12/06/1995 Confidential Yes















































0113-0001S-1838-0113-0002


S-1838-0113-0003


S-1838-0113-0004


S-1838-0113-0005


S-1838-0117


19/10/1994 21/11/1994

S-1838-0117-0001



S-1838-0117-0002



S-1838-0117-0003



S-1838-0117-0004



S-1838-0117-0005



S-1838-0119


31/12/1994 14/05/1995

S-1838-0119-0001

Airfield Monitoring Branch Pleso - situationreports - daily


S-1838-0119-0002



S-1838-0119-0003



S-1838-0119-0004



S-1838-0119-0005



S-1838-0124


01/08/1993 30/03/1994

S-1838-0124-0001


Yes

S-1838-0124-0002


S-1838-0124-0003


Yes

S-1838-0124-0004


S-1838-0124-0005


S-1838-0129


31/07/1993 26/11/1995

S-1838-0129-0001


S-1838-0129-0002


S-1838-0129-0003


S-1838-0129-0004


S-1838-0129-0005


S-1838-0134


07/12/1993 11/12/1994

S-1838-0134-0001



S-1838-0134-0002
























































S-1838-0134-0003



S-1838-0134-0004



S-1838-0134-0005



S-1838-0154


03/05/1995 10/06/1995

S-1838-0154-0001



S-1838-0154-0002



S-1838-0154-0003



S-1838-0154-0004



S-1838-0154-0005



S-1838-0156


31/07/1994 10/10/1994

S-1838-0156-0001


S-1838-0156-0002


S-1838-0156-0003


S-1838-0156-0004


S-1838-0156-0005


S-1838-0174


08/02/1994 09/07/1994

S-1838-0174-0001



S-1838-0174-0002



S-1838-0174-0003



S-1838-0174-0004


S-1838-0174-0005


S-1838-0174-0006


S-1838-0178


29/11/1991 06/11/1995

S-1838-0178-0001

Memoranda 30/11/1991 07/08/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0178-0002

Basic information for new arrivals 22/06/1993 30/08/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0178-0003

UNCRO planning reports 31/01/1995 26/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0178-0004

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)implementation


S-1838-0178-0005

UNPROFOR Evacuation Plan 04/09/1992 03/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0178-0006

Airfield Monitoring Branch - memoranda 11/05/1995 07/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0178-0007

Airfield Monitoring Branch - memoranda 05/01/1995 21/04/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0194


18/01/1992 15/01/1996





















































S-1838-0194-0001

Memoranda regarding border crossingpoints


S-1838-0194-0002

Airfield Monitoring Branch - operationalmemoranda and reports


S-1838-0194-0003

Headquarters - military informationsummaries - weekly


Yes

S-1838-0194-0004

Headquarters - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0194-0005

United Nations Military Liaison Office -situation reports - daily


S-1838-0194-0006

United Nations Military Liaison Office -situation reports - daily


S-1838-0198


11/05/1994 17/12/1995

S-1838-0198-0001


S-1838-0198-0002

Sector Bihac - briefings 11/05/1994 12/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0198-0003


S-1838-0198-0004

Sector West - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0198-0005

Sector West - military information summaries- weekly


S-1838-0198-0006

Sector West - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0198-0007

Sector West - military reports 14/05/1994 24/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0201


01/01/1994 04/03/1994

S-1838-0201-0001


Yes

S-1838-0201-0002


Yes

S-1838-0201-0003


Yes

S-1838-0201-0004

Headquarters - operational memorandaand daily situation reports


Yes

S-1838-0201-0005

Headquarters - operational memoranda anddaily situation reports


Yes

S-1838-0202


05/03/1994 21/05/1994

S-1838-0202-0001



Yes

S-1838-0202-0002



Yes

S-1838-0202-0003



Yes

S-1838-0202-0004



Yes

S-1838-0202-0005



Yes

S-1838-0202-0006



Yes

S-1838-0213


07/11/1994 28/02/1995

S-1838-0213-0001



S-1838-0213-0002

Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) - situation reports and






















































personnel reports - dailyS-1838-0213-0003



S-1838-0213-0004



S-1838-0213-0005



S-1838-0215

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) / United Nations MilitaryObservers (UNMO), Former YugoslavRepublic of Macedonia (FYROM)

24/12/1992 29/09/1995

S-1838-0215-0001



Yes

S-1838-0215-0002



S-1838-0215-0003



Yes

S-1838-0215-0004



Yes

S-1838-0215-0005



Yes

S-1838-0234


S-1838-0234-0002



Yes

S-1838-0234-0001



Yes

S-1838-0234-0003



Yes

S-1838-0236


S-1838-0236-0001



Yes

S-1838-0236-0002



Yes

S-1838-0236-0003



Yes

S-1838-0248


S-1838-0248-0001


Yes

S-1838-0248-0002


Yes

S-1838-0248-0003


Yes

S-1838-0250


S-1838-0250-0001


Yes

S-1838-0250-0002


Yes

S-1838-0251

Liaison Office, Ljubljana / Liaison Office,Slovakia

17/05/1992 10/09/1995








































S-1838-0251-0001

Liaison Office, Ljubljana 18/05/1992 25/03/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0251-0002


Yes

S-1838-0251-0003


Yes

S-1838-0251-0004

Liaison Office, Slovakia 13/08/1994 09/08/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0259


05/11/1992 13/12/1992

S-1838-0259-0001


S-1838-0259-0002


Yes

S-1838-0259-0003


S-1838-0259-0004


Yes

S-1838-0262


03/01/1993 12/01/1993

S-1838-0262-0001


Yes

S-1838-0262-0002


Yes

S-1838-0262-0003


Yes

S-1838-0262-0004


Yes

S-1838-0264


22/01/1993 30/01/1993

S-1838-0264-0001


S-1838-0264-0002


S-1838-0264-0003


Yes

S-1838-0264-0004


Yes

S-1838-0315

Sector Bihac / Sector North 19/05/1992 10/10/1995

S-1838-0315-0005



S-1838-0315-0004



Yes

S-1838-0315-0003

Sector Bihac - memoranda 29/07/1995 11/10/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0315-0002


Yes

S-1838-0315-0001


Yes

S-1838-0325

Sector North 29/08/1994 18/09/1994

S-1838-0325-0001


Yes

S-1838-0325-0002


Yes

S-1838-0325-0003


Yes

S-1838-0325-0004


Yes

S-1838-0327

Sector North 18/10/1994 06/11/1994



















































S-1838-0327-0001


Yes

S-1838-0327-0002


Yes

S-1838-0327-0003


Yes

S-1838-0327-0004


Yes

S-1838-0333

Sector South 27/11/1992 23/12/1993

S-1838-0333-0001



Yes

S-1838-0333-0002



Yes

S-1838-0333-0003



S-1838-0343

Sector South 16/03/1994 28/04/1994

S-1838-0343-0001



Yes

S-1838-0343-0002



Yes

S-1838-0343-0003



Yes

S-1838-0343-0004



Yes

S-1838-0355

Sector West 01/03/1993 19/07/1993

S-1838-0355-0001

Sector West - situation reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0355-0002



Yes

S-1838-0355-0003



S-1838-0355-0004



S-1838-0377

Sector East 01/04/1994 12/05/1994

S-1838-0377-0001



Yes

S-1838-0377-0002



Yes

S-1838-0377-0003



Yes

S-1838-0377-0004



Yes

S-1838-0377-0005



Yes

S-1838-0386

Sector East / Bosnia and HerzegovinaCommand, Sector South West

28/02/1994 14/10/1995

S-1838-0386-0001



Yes

S-1838-0386-0002



Yes

S-1838-0386-0003



Yes

S-1838-0386-0004



Yes

S-1838-0399


04/06/1995 11/07/1995

















































S-1838-0399-0001



Yes

S-1838-0399-0002



Yes

S-1838-0399-0003



Yes

S-1838-0399-0004



Yes

S-1838-0413


S-1838-0413-0001



Yes

S-1838-0413-0002



Yes

S-1838-0413-0003



Yes

S-1838-0415


S-1838-0415-0004



Yes

S-1838-0415-0003



Yes

S-1838-0415-0002



Yes

S-1838-0415-0001



Yes

S-1838-0425


S-1838-0425-0001



Yes

S-1838-0425-0002



Yes

S-1838-0425-0003



Yes

S-1838-0437


S-1838-0437-0001



Yes

S-1838-0437-0002



Yes

S-1838-0437-0003



Yes

S-1838-0437-0004



Yes

S-1838-0439


S-1838-0439-0001



Yes

S-1838-0439-0002



Yes

S-1838-0439-0003



Yes

S-1838-0439-0004



Yes

S-1838-0445


S-1838-0445-0001

















































S-1838-0445-0002



Yes

S-1838-0445-0003



Yes

S-1838-0447


S-1838-0447-0001



Yes

S-1838-0447-0002



Yes

S-1838-0447-0003



Yes

S-1838-0449


S-1838-0449-0001



Yes

S-1838-0449-0002



Yes

S-1838-0449-0003



Yes

S-1838-0449-0004



Yes

S-1838-0459


S-1838-0459-0001



Yes

S-1838-0459-0002



Yes

S-1838-0459-0003



Yes

S-1838-0459-0004



Yes

S-1838-0461


S-1838-0461-0001



Yes

S-1838-0461-0002



Yes

S-1838-0461-0003



Yes

S-1838-0468


S-1838-0468-0001



Yes

S-1838-0468-0002



Yes

S-1838-0468-0003



Yes

S-1838-0490


24/03/1994 24/05/1994

S-1838-0490-0001



S-1838-0490-0002



Yes

S-1838-0490-0003



Yes

S-1838-0490-0004



Yes

S-1838-0490-0005



Yes

















































S-1838-0490-0006



Yes

S-1838-0492


27/11/1993 17/01/1994

S-1838-0492-0001



Yes

S-1838-0492-0002



Yes

S-1838-0492-0003



Yes

S-1838-0492-0004



Yes

S-1838-0492-0005



Yes

S-1838-0496


25/06/1995 09/08/1995

S-1838-0496-0001



S-1838-0496-0002



Yes

S-1838-0496-0003



Yes

S-1838-0496-0004



Yes

S-1838-0496-0005



S-1838-0496-0006



Yes

S-1838-0501


04/08/1994 30/10/1994

S-1838-0501-0001



S-1838-0501-0002



Yes

S-1838-0501-0003



Yes

S-1838-0501-0004



S-1838-0501-0005



S-1838-0512


11/01/1993 06/01/1994

S-1838-0512-0001



S-1838-0512-0002



S-1838-0512-0003



S-1838-0512-0004



S-1838-0512-0005



S-1838-0512-0006



S-1838-0531


26/03/1995 30/07/1995

S-1838-0531-0001

Dutch Battalion (DUTCHBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0531-0002



Yes

S-1838-0531-0003























































S-1838-0531-0004



S-1838-0531-0005



S-1838-0531-0006



S-1838-0536


06/07/1994 04/08/1994

S-1838-0536-0001



S-1838-0536-0002



S-1838-0536-0003



S-1838-0536-0004



S-1838-0536-0005



S-1838-0536-0006



Yes

S-1838-0538


02/09/1993 23/03/1994

S-1838-0538-0001



S-1838-0538-0002



S-1838-0538-0003



S-1838-0538-0004



Yes

S-1838-0538-0005



Yes

S-1838-0538-0006



S-1838-0578


01/04/1994 16/08/1994

S-1838-0578-0001



Yes

S-1838-0578-0002



Yes

S-1838-0578-0003



Yes

S-1838-0578-0004



Yes

S-1838-0578-0005



Yes

S-1838-0578-0006



Yes

S-1838-0587


13/11/1994 27/02/1995

S-1838-0587-0001



S-1838-0587-0002



Yes

S-1838-0587-0003



Yes

S-1838-0587-0004



S-1838-0587-0005



Yes

S-1838-0589


19/02/1994 03/08/1994





















































S-1838-0589-0001



Yes

S-1838-0589-0002



Yes

S-1838-0589-0003



S-1838-0589-0004



Yes

S-1838-0589-0005



S-1838-0589-0006



Yes

S-1838-0617


06/10/1994 20/01/1995

S-1838-0617-0001



Yes

S-1838-0617-0002



Yes

S-1838-0617-0003



S-1838-0617-0004



Yes

S-1838-0617-0005



Yes

S-1838-0617-0006



Yes

S-1838-0623


11/06/1994 14/12/1994

S-1838-0623-0001



Yes

S-1838-0623-0002



Yes

S-1838-0623-0003



S-1838-0623-0004



S-1838-0623-0005



S-1838-0623-0006



Yes

S-1838-0003


S-1838-0003-0001

Operations 19/02/1993 13/05/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0003-0002

Support policy 02/11/1992 21/06/1993 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0003-0003

Operations 02/01/1994 08/04/1994 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0003-0004


S-1838-0010

Geographic Branch / Military InformationBranch

18/04/1994 13/12/1995

S-1838-0010-0001


Yes

S-1838-0010-0002


S-1838-0010-0003



S-1838-0010-0004



Yes

S-1838- Military Information Branch 31/01/1995 17/03/1995





















































0019

S-1838-0019-0001


S-1838-0019-0002


S-1838-0019-0003


S-1838-0019-0004


S-1838-0032


S-1838-0032-0001

Vehicle Establishment Group 28/10/1993 21/02/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0032-0002


S-1838-0032-0003


S-1838-0032-0004


S-1838-0035


S-1838-0035-0001



S-1838-0035-0002



S-1838-0035-0003



S-1838-0035-0004



S-1838-0049


31/05/1995 05/12/1995

S-1838-0049-0001

British Force (BRITFOR) situation reports 01/08/1995 30/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0049-0002


S-1838-0049-0003

Rapid Reaction Force planning teamtransition


S-1838-0049-0004


S-1838-0070


15/08/1994 19/08/1995

S-1838-0070-0001

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) withdrawal


S-1838-0070-0002

Traffic accident reports 16/08/1994 20/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0070-0003


S-1838-0070-0004


S-1838-0072


23/06/1994 25/05/1995

S-1838-0072-0001

Sector South - operations 10/10/1994 31/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0072-0002


S-1838-0072-0003

Sector North - operations 24/06/1994 10/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838- Sector North - operations 11/01/1995 26/05/1995 Confidential Yes

















































0072-0004

S-1838-0072-0005


S-1838-0075

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO), Croatia Command /United Confidence Restoration Operation(UNCRO), Sector South

03/10/1993 07/11/1995

S-1838-0075-0001

Reports on missing equipment 31/08/1995 31/08/1995 Unclassified Yes

S-1838-0075-0002

Violations of Cease Fire Agreements(VCFA) - Sector South


S-1838-0075-0003

Violations of Cease Fire Agreements (VCFA)- Sector South


S-1838-0075-0004

Mandate 17/11/1993 08/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0075-0005

Board of Inquiry reports 13/11/1993 05/09/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0104


31/10/1993 20/12/1994

S-1838-0104-0001

Sector Dubrovnik - situation reports - daily 01/11/1994 21/12/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0104-0002


S-1838-0104-0003


S-1838-0104-0004


S-1838-0104-0005


S-1838-0104-0006


S-1838-0144


31/05/1994 30/10/1994

S-1838-0144-0001


S-1838-0144-0002


S-1838-0144-0003


S-1838-0144-0004


S-1838-0144-0005


S-1838-0145


31/10/1994 30/12/1994

S-1838-0145-0001


S-1838-0145-0002


S-1838-0145-0003


S-1838-0145-0004


S-1838-0145-0005


S-1838-0153


05/04/1995 03/05/1995

S-1838-0153-0001



Yes

S-1838-0153-0002



Yes


















































S-1838-0153-0003



Yes

S-1838-0153-0004



Yes

S-1838-0153-0005



S-1838-0166


30/04/1994 16/12/1994

S-1838-0166-0001


S-1838-0166-0002


S-1838-0166-0003


S-1838-0166-0004


S-1838-0166-0005


S-1838-0179


02/10/1993 04/12/1995

S-1838-0179-0001

Sector Bihac - operational memoranda 03/10/1993 28/06/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0179-0002

Sector West - memoranda relating tooperations and the Ceasefire Agreement of29 March 1994


S-1838-0179-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East - operational memoranda


S-1838-0179-0004

Headquarters - memoranda relating toUNMO operations and redeployment


S-1838-0179-0005

Headquarters - memoranda relating toUNMO redeployment and to OperationStorm


S-1838-0182


13/01/1993 04/12/1995

S-1838-0182-0001

Implementation of a peace plan for Bosniaand Herzegovina


S-1838-0182-0002

Implementation of a peace plan for Bosniaand Herzegovina


S-1838-0182-0003

Sector Banja Luka - minutes of RegionalJoint Commission meetings


S-1838-0182-0004

Sector Banja Luka - minutes of RegionalJoint Commission meetings


S-1838-0182-0005

Sector Banja Luka - investigations ofceasefire violations


S-1838-0182-0006

Sector North - military information summaries- weekly


S-1838-0191


14/01/1994 03/01/1996

S-1838-0191-0001

Order of Battle (ORBAT) 11/11/1994 03/01/1996 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0191-0002

Artillery specifications 30/04/1994 13/07/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0191-0003

Team Brcko - investigations of ceasefireviolations


Yes

S-1838-0191-0004

Military reports on the objectives of warringparties


S-1838-0191-0005

Military reports on the objectives of warringparties


S-1838-0191-0006

Military reports on the Orasje Pocket 13/04/1994 30/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838- United Nations Military Observers (UNMO), 22/06/1992 12/10/1995



















































0193 Zagreb

S-1838-0193-0001

Order of Battle (ORBAT) for the CroatianArmy


S-1838-0193-0002

Order of Battle (ORBAT) and descriptions ofpolitical personalities of warring factions


Yes

S-1838-0193-0003

Order of Battle (ORBAT) for the Army of theRepublic of Bosnia Herzegovina and for theArmy of the Republic of Serbian Krajina(RSK)


Yes

S-1838-0193-0004

Order of Battle (ORBAT) for warring factions 20/02/1993 09/05/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0193-0005

Order of Battle (ORBAT) for the CroatianArmy


Yes

S-1838-0193-0006

Recognition Handbook for the FormerYugoslavia


S-1838-0210


16/01/1994 16/06/1994

S-1838-0210-0001



Yes

S-1838-0210-0002



S-1838-0210-0003



S-1838-0210-0004



S-1838-0210-0005



S-1838-0217


07/07/1993 03/08/1995

S-1838-0217-0001

Sector North - situation reports andpersonnel reports - daily


Yes

S-1838-0217-0002



Yes

S-1838-0217-0003



Yes

S-1838-0217-0004

Sector South - daily situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0217-0005

Sector South - daily situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0217-0006

Sector South - daily situation reports 25/04/1994 08/08/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0219

United Nations Military Observers (UNMO),Bosnia and Herzegovina Command

30/09/1993 30/07/1994

S-1838-0219-0001

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -situation reports and personnel reports -daily


S-1838-0219-0002

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -situation reports and personnel reports - daily


S-1838-0219-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - dailysituation reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0219-0004

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - UNMOTeam reports and memoranda


Yes

S-1838-0219-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - dailysituation reports and Standard OperatingProcedures (SOP)


Yes

S-1838-0219-0006

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -memoranda and flight requests
















































S-1838-0223

Liaison Office, Belgrade, Senior MilitaryLiaison Officer (SMLO)

19/02/1994 11/05/1994

S-1838-0223-0001

Senior Military Liaison Officer (SMLO) -weekly activity reports, meteorologicalbulletins, and crossing requests


Yes

S-1838-0223-0002



S-1838-0223-0003



Yes

S-1838-0229


S-1838-0229-0001



Yes

S-1838-0229-0002



Yes

S-1838-0229-0003



Yes

S-1838-0229-0004



Yes

S-1838-0237


S-1838-0237-0001



Yes

S-1838-0237-0002



Yes

S-1838-0237-0003



Yes

S-1838-0238


S-1838-0238-0001

Chief Military Liaison Officer (CMLO) -crossing reports


Yes

S-1838-0238-0002



Yes

S-1838-0238-0003



Yes

S-1838-0239


S-1838-0239-0001



Yes

S-1838-0239-0002



Yes

S-1838-0239-0003



Yes

S-1838-0244


S-1838-0244-0001


Yes

S-1838-0244-0002


Yes

S-1838-0244-0003


Yes

S-1838-0268


06/09/1993 30/12/1993

S-1838-0268-0001


Yes

S-1838-0268-0002


Yes

S-1838-0268-0003


Yes













































S-1838-0268-0004


S-1838-0273


09/06/1994 30/06/1994

S-1838-0273-0001


Yes

S-1838-0273-0002


Yes

S-1838-0273-0003


Yes

S-1838-0277


18/08/1994 10/09/1994

S-1838-0277-0001


S-1838-0277-0002


S-1838-0277-0003


S-1838-0277-0004


S-1838-0286


04/03/1995 31/03/1995

S-1838-0286-0001


S-1838-0286-0002


Yes

S-1838-0286-0003


S-1838-0286-0004


S-1838-0289


07/05/1995 25/05/1995

S-1838-0289-0001


S-1838-0289-0002


S-1838-0289-0003


S-1838-0294

United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) Headquarters, Zagreb /Sector Sarajevo

31/08/1992 12/10/1995

S-1838-0294-0001


Yes

S-1838-0294-0002


S-1838-0294-0003



Yes

S-1838-0294-0004



Yes

S-1838-0298

Sector Sarajevo 31/05/1993 29/09/1993

S-1838-0298-0001



Yes

S-1838-0298-0002



Yes

S-1838-0298-0003



Yes

S-1838-0298-0004



Yes

S-1838-0307

Sector Sarajevo 06/12/1994 31/01/1995















































S-1838-0307-0001



S-1838-0307-0002



S-1838-0307-0003



Yes

S-1838-0307-0004



S-1838-0317

Sector North 03/03/1993 10/07/1993

S-1838-0317-0001


Yes

S-1838-0317-0002


Yes

S-1838-0317-0003


Yes

S-1838-0317-0004


Yes

S-1838-0320

Sector North 25/12/1993 27/02/1994

S-1838-0320-0001

Sector North - situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0320-0002



Yes

S-1838-0320-0003



Yes

S-1838-0320-0004



Yes

S-1838-0331

Sector North 01/05/1995 15/10/1995

S-1838-0331-0001


Yes

S-1838-0331-0002


Yes

S-1838-0331-0003


Yes

S-1838-0331-0004

Sector North - memoranda 01/05/1995 15/05/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0335

Sector South 01/04/1993 09/05/1993

S-1838-0335-0001



S-1838-0335-0002



Yes

S-1838-0335-0003



Yes

S-1838-0335-0004



Yes

S-1838-0342

Sector South 14/02/1994 15/03/1994

S-1838-0342-0001



S-1838-0342-0002



Yes

S-1838-0342-0003



Yes

S-1838-0344

Sector South 29/04/1994 12/06/1994

S-1838-0344-0001



Yes

















































S-1838-0344-0002



Yes

S-1838-0344-0003



Yes

S-1838-0344-0004



Yes

S-1838-0347

Sector South 25/08/1994 04/10/1994

S-1838-0347-0001



Yes

S-1838-0347-0002



Yes

S-1838-0347-0003



Yes

S-1838-0347-0004



Yes

S-1838-0357

Sector West 28/09/1993 27/11/1993

S-1838-0357-0001



Yes

S-1838-0357-0002



Yes

S-1838-0357-0003



Yes

S-1838-0357-0004



Yes

S-1838-0373

Sector East 13/10/1993 30/11/1993

S-1838-0373-0001



S-1838-0373-0002



S-1838-0373-0003



S-1838-0373-0004



S-1838-0379

Sector East 08/07/1994 08/08/1994

S-1838-0379-0001



S-1838-0379-0002



S-1838-0379-0003



Yes

S-1838-0379-0004



S-1838-0379-0005



Yes

S-1838-0381

Sector East 18/09/1994 18/10/1994

S-1838-0381-0001



S-1838-0381-0002



Yes

S-1838-0381-0003



Yes

S-1838-0381-0004



Yes

S-1838-0397


20/03/1995 26/04/1995

S-1838- Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, Sector 18/04/1995 27/04/1995 Confidential Yes



















































0397-0001 South West - situation reports andmemoranda

S-1838-0397-0002



S-1838-0397-0003



Yes

S-1838-0397-0004



S-1838-0402


07/03/1994 26/06/1994

S-1838-0402-0001



Yes

S-1838-0402-0002



Yes

S-1838-0402-0003



Yes

S-1838-0402-0004



Yes

S-1838-0409


17/12/1994 24/01/1995

S-1838-0409-0001



Yes

S-1838-0409-0002



Yes

S-1838-0409-0003



Yes

S-1838-0409-0004



Yes

S-1838-0411


07/03/1995 06/07/1995

S-1838-0411-0001



Yes

S-1838-0411-0002



Yes

S-1838-0411-0003



Yes

S-1838-0411-0004



Yes

S-1838-0421


S-1838-0421-0001



Yes

S-1838-0421-0002



S-1838-0421-0003



Yes

S-1838-0421-0004



S-1838-0428










































S-1838-0428-0001



Yes

S-1838-0428-0002



S-1838-0428-0003



Yes

S-1838-0428-0004



Yes

S-1838-0444


S-1838-0444-0001



Yes

S-1838-0444-0002



Yes

S-1838-0444-0003



Yes

S-1838-0444-0004



Yes

S-1838-0457


S-1838-0457-0001



Yes

S-1838-0457-0002



Yes

S-1838-0457-0003



Yes

S-1838-0463


S-1838-0463-0001



Yes

S-1838-0463-0002



S-1838-0463-0003



Yes

S-1838-0463-0004



Yes

S-1838-0478


21/03/1994 20/10/1994

S-1838-0478-0001



S-1838-0478-0002



S-1838-0478-0003



Yes

S-1838-0478-0004



S-1838-0478-0005



S-1838-0478-0006



Yes

S-1838-0488


07/08/1994 24/10/1994

S-1838-0488-0001



Yes

S-1838-0488-0002



Yes

S-1838-0488-0003



Yes

S-1838-0488-0004



Yes



















































S-1838-0488-0005



Yes

S-1838-0495


10/08/1995 21/09/1995

S-1838-0495-0001



S-1838-0495-0002



Yes

S-1838-0495-0003



S-1838-0495-0004



Yes

S-1838-0495-0005



Yes

S-1838-0495-0006



Yes

S-1838-0510


12/03/1994 06/06/1994

S-1838-0510-0001



Yes

S-1838-0510-0002



Yes

S-1838-0510-0003



Yes

S-1838-0510-0004



S-1838-0510-0005



S-1838-0518


01/05/1994 30/07/1994

S-1838-0518-0001



S-1838-0518-0002



S-1838-0518-0003



S-1838-0518-0004



Yes

S-1838-0518-0005



S-1838-0518-0006



S-1838-0523


31/10/1994 18/12/1994

S-1838-0523-0001



Yes

S-1838-0523-0002



Yes

S-1838-0523-0003



S-1838-0523-0004



Yes

S-1838-0523-0005



Yes

S-1838-0523-0006



Yes

S-1838-0525


20/06/1994 30/08/1994

S-1838-0525-0001



Yes

S-1838-0525-0002



Yes





















































S-1838-0525-0003



Yes

S-1838-0525-0004



Yes

S-1838-0525-0005



Yes

S-1838-0525-0006



Yes

S-1838-0525-0007



Yes

S-1838-0527


01/02/1994 08/04/1994

S-1838-0527-0001



Yes

S-1838-0527-0002



Yes

S-1838-0527-0003



Yes

S-1838-0527-0004



Yes

S-1838-0527-0005



S-1838-0527-0006



Yes

S-1838-0542


22/07/1993 30/03/1994

S-1838-0542-0001



Yes

S-1838-0542-0002



Yes

S-1838-0542-0003



Yes

S-1838-0542-0004



Yes

S-1838-0542-0005



Yes

S-1838-0542-0006



Yes

S-1838-0549


31/10/1994 05/12/1994

S-1838-0549-0001



Yes

S-1838-0549-0002



Yes

S-1838-0549-0003



Yes

S-1838-0549-0004



Yes

S-1838-0549-0005



Yes

S-1838-0549-0006



Yes

S-1838-0554


23/06/1994 17/07/1994

S-1838-0554-0001



S-1838-0554-0002



S-1838-0554-0003



S-1838- French Battalion (FREBAT) - reports and 05/07/1994 10/07/1994 Confidential Yes























































0554-0004 memorandaS-1838-0554-0005



Yes

S-1838-0554-0006



Yes

S-1838-0557


05/04/1994 04/05/1994

S-1838-0557-0001



S-1838-0557-0002



S-1838-0557-0003



S-1838-0557-0004



S-1838-0557-0005



S-1838-0557-0006



Yes

S-1838-0564


01/09/1993 14/10/1993

S-1838-0564-0001



Yes

S-1838-0564-0002



S-1838-0564-0003



S-1838-0564-0004



S-1838-0564-0005



S-1838-0564-0006



S-1838-0564-0007



S-1838-0564-0008



S-1838-0573


31/01/1994 07/04/1994

S-1838-0573-0001



Yes

S-1838-0573-0002



S-1838-0573-0003



S-1838-0573-0004



Yes

S-1838-0573-0005



Yes

S-1838-0573-0006



Yes

S-1838-0579


09/04/1993 13/10/1995

S-1838-0579-0001



Yes

S-1838-0579-0002



Yes

S-1838-0579-0003



Yes

S-1838-0579-0004



Yes

S-1838- Kenyan Battalion (KENBAT) - reports and 02/07/1993 31/08/1993 Strictly Yes

























































0579-0005 memoranda confidential

S-1838-0579-0006



Yes

S-1838-0583


07/04/1994 14/08/1994

S-1838-0583-0001



S-1838-0583-0002



S-1838-0583-0003



Yes

S-1838-0583-0004



S-1838-0583-0005



S-1838-0583-0006



S-1838-0590


26/07/1993 17/02/1994

S-1838-0590-0001



Yes

S-1838-0590-0002



Yes

S-1838-0590-0003



Yes

S-1838-0590-0004



S-1838-0590-0005



Yes

S-1838-0590-0006



S-1838-0603


18/07/1994 29/11/1994

S-1838-0603-0001



S-1838-0603-0002



S-1838-0603-0003



S-1838-0603-0004



S-1838-0603-0005



Yes

S-1838-0603-0006



Yes

S-1838-0609


27/06/1993 13/10/1995

S-1838-0609-0001

Polish Battalion (POLBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0609-0002



Yes

S-1838-0609-0003



S-1838-0609-0004

Russian Battalion (RUSBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0609-0005



S-1838-0609-0006



Yes

S-1838-0616


21/01/1995 25/04/1995





















































S-1838-0616-0001



S-1838-0616-0002



Yes

S-1838-0616-0003



S-1838-0616-0004



S-1838-0616-0005



S-1838-0616-0006



Yes

S-1838-0621


31/10/1992 12/10/1995

S-1838-0621-0001



Yes

S-1838-0621-0002



S-1838-0621-0003



S-1838-0621-0004



S-1838-0621-0005



Yes

S-1838-0621-0006



Yes

S-1838-0625


11/08/1993 06/12/1994

S-1838-0625-0001



Yes

S-1838-0625-0002



Yes

S-1838-0625-0003



Yes

S-1838-0625-0004



Yes

S-1838-0625-0005



S-1838-0630


07/08/1994 30/10/1994

S-1838-0630-0001

Ukranian Battalion (UKRBAT) - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0630-0002



Yes

S-1838-0630-0003



S-1838-0630-0004



Yes

S-1838-0630-0005



Yes

S-1838-0631


31/03/1994 05/08/1994

S-1838-0631-0001

Ukrainian Battalion (UKRBAT) - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0631-0002



S-1838-0631-0003



S-1838-0631-0004



S-1838-0631-0005

























































S-1838-0632


03/07/1993 26/03/1994

S-1838-0632-0001

Ukrainian Battalion - reports and memoranda 03/03/1994 27/03/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0632-0002

Ukrainian Battalion - reports andmemoranda


S-1838-0632-0003


Yes

S-1838-0632-0004

Ukrainian Battalion - reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0632-0005


Yes

S-1838-0013


S-1838-0013-0001

Weapons inspections - reports 04/04/1994 16/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0013-0002

Chronological file - Sector NorthHeadquarters


S-1838-0013-0003



S-1838-0013-0004



S-1838-0015


S-1838-0015-0001

Warring factions political information -reports


S-1838-0015-0002

Warring factions political information - reports 23/10/1994 29/10/1994 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0015-0003

Warring factions military information -reports


S-1838-0015-0004

Warring factions military information - reports 01/01/1995 19/01/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0021


S-1838-0021-0001


S-1838-0021-0002


S-1838-0021-0003


S-1838-0021-0004


S-1838-0044


S-1838-0044-0001


S-1838-0044-0002


S-1838-0044-0003


S-1838-0048


21/01/1995 02/12/1995

S-1838-0048-0001

Lessons learned 29/09/1995 03/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0048-0002

Military Police 31/07/1995 25/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0048-0003

Tuzla operations 20/02/1995 18/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0048-0004

Bihac operations and Sarajevo operations 22/01/1995 17/09/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838- United Nations Confidence Restoration 27/09/1994 02/12/1995

















































0073 Operation (UNCRO), Croatia Command

S-1838-0073-0001


S-1838-0073-0002


S-1838-0073-0003

Security 07/10/1994 22/11/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0073-0004

United Nations Confidence RestorationOperation (UNCRO) - restructuring andfuture


S-1838-0073-0005


S-1838-0094


06/05/1995 14/07/1995

S-1838-0094-0005


S-1838-0094-0001


S-1838-0094-0002


S-1838-0094-0003


S-1838-0094-0004


S-1838-0095


02/03/1994 26/11/1995

S-1838-0095-0001


S-1838-0095-0002


S-1838-0095-0003


S-1838-0095-0004


S-1838-0095-0005


S-1838-0109


31/05/1993 30/12/1995

S-1838-0109-0001


S-1838-0109-0002


S-1838-0109-0003


S-1838-0109-0004


S-1838-0109-0005


S-1838-0114


25/07/1995 29/09/1995

S-1838-0114-0001


S-1838-0114-0002


S-1838-0114-0003


S-1838-0114-0004


S-1838-0114-0005


S-1838-0126


31/10/1994 15/03/1995



















































S-1838-0126-0001


S-1838-0126-0002


S-1838-0126-0003


S-1838-0126-0004


S-1838-0126-0005


S-1838-0128


14/05/1995 14/08/1995

S-1838-0128-0001


S-1838-0128-0002


S-1838-0128-0003


S-1838-0128-0004


S-1838-0128-0005


S-1838-0132


23/05/1993 30/12/1994

S-1838-0132-0001


S-1838-0132-0002

Belgrade Airfield Monitoring CoordinationCenter (BAMCC) - situation reports - daily


S-1838-0132-0003



S-1838-0132-0004



S-1838-0132-0005



S-1838-0146


31/12/1994 03/03/1995

S-1838-0146-0001


S-1838-0146-0002


S-1838-0146-0003


S-1838-0146-0004


S-1838-0146-0005


S-1838-0146-0006


S-1838-0158


06/12/1994 17/05/1995

S-1838-0158-0001


S-1838-0158-0002


S-1838-0158-0003


S-1838-0158-0004



S-1838-0158-0005



S-1838-0158-0006

























































S-1838-0162


07/08/1993 07/10/1993

S-1838-0162-0001


Yes

S-1838-0162-0002


S-1838-0162-0003


Yes

S-1838-0162-0004


Yes

S-1838-0162-0005


Yes

S-1838-0164


02/06/1993 30/05/1994

S-1838-0164-0001


S-1838-0164-0002


S-1838-0164-0003

Sector Bihac - situation reports - daily 03/06/1993 04/07/1993 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0164-0004


S-1838-0164-0005


S-1838-0165


21/09/1993 29/04/1994

S-1838-0165-0001


S-1838-0165-0002


S-1838-0165-0003


S-1838-0165-0004


S-1838-0165-0005


S-1838-0167


31/05/1993 14/01/1995

S-1838-0167-0001


S-1838-0167-0002


S-1838-0167-0003


S-1838-0167-0004


S-1838-0167-0005


S-1838-0168


13/09/1993 15/02/1994

S-1838-0168-0001


S-1838-0168-0002


S-1838-0168-0003


S-1838-0168-0004


S-1838-0176


31/07/1994 30/03/1995

S-1838-0176-0001





















































S-1838-0176-0002



S-1838-0176-0003



S-1838-0176-0004



S-1838-0183


15/11/1992 10/12/1995

S-1838-0183-0001

Sector North - memoranda regardingceasefire violations


S-1838-0183-0002

Sector North - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0183-0003

Sector North - military information summaries- weekly


S-1838-0183-0004

Sector North - military informationsummaries - weekly


S-1838-0183-0005

Special Reports - Operation Storm and the 1October 1994 incident at Turanj RefugeeCamp


Yes

S-1838-0183-0006

Sector North - information summary -weekly


S-1838-0188


19/02/1992 23/12/1995

S-1838-0188-0001

Sector Sarajevo - information hand-over 10/04/1994 24/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0188-0002



S-1838-0188-0003

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -military reports


S-1838-0188-0004



S-1838-0188-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command -military information summaries - weekly


S-1838-0188-0006

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command - militaryinformation summaries - weekly


S-1838-0190


16/12/1992 13/12/1995

S-1838-0190-0001

UNMO investigations of ceasefire violations 11/02/1995 09/12/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0190-0002

Special Reports on Croatian offensives 01/06/1995 13/12/1995 Confidential Yes

S-1838-0190-0003

Memoranda on warring factions 16/12/1992 12/05/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0190-0004

Srebrenica Massacre 07/07/1995 25/11/1995 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0190-0005

Bosnia and Herzegovina Command, SectorNorth East - military information summaries -weekly


S-1838-0190-0006

Military reports on Srebrenica and weeklymilitary information summaries


S-1838-0190-0007

Sector Gorazde - minutes of Regional JointCommission meetings


S-1838-0222

Liaison Office, Belgrade, Senior MilitaryLiaison Officer (SMLO)

11/12/1993 18/02/1994

S-1838-0222-0001



S-1838-0222-0002



Yes

S-1838-0222-0003





















































S-1838-0230


S-1838-0230-0001



Yes

S-1838-0230-0002



Yes

S-1838-0230-0003



S-1838-0232


S-1838-0232-0001



Yes

S-1838-0232-0002



S-1838-0232-0003



Yes

S-1838-0267


30/04/1993 04/09/1993

S-1838-0267-0001


Yes

S-1838-0267-0002


S-1838-0267-0003


S-1838-0267-0004


Yes

S-1838-0269


31/12/1994 14/01/1994

S-1838-0269-0001


S-1838-0269-0002


S-1838-0269-0003


S-1838-0278


09/09/1994 30/09/1994

S-1838-0278-0001


S-1838-0278-0002


S-1838-0278-0003


S-1838-0288


07/05/1995 25/05/1995

S-1838-0288-0001


S-1838-0288-0002


S-1838-0288-0003


S-1838-0299

Sector Sarajevo 30/09/1993 30/10/1993

S-1838-0299-0001



Yes

S-1838-0299-0002



Yes

S-1838-0299-0003



Yes

S-1838-0299-0004



Yes















































S-1838-0301

Sector Sarajevo 21/03/1994 13/05/1994

S-1838-0301-0001



Yes

S-1838-0301-0002

Sector Sarajevo - memoranda 18/04/1994 30/04/1994 Strictlyconfidential

Yes

S-1838-0301-0003


Yes

S-1838-0301-0004


Yes

S-1838-0306

Sector Sarajevo 29/10/1994 06/12/1994

S-1838-0306-0001



S-1838-0306-0002



S-1838-0306-0003



S-1838-0308

Sector Sarajevo 31/01/1995 26/03/1995

S-1838-0308-0001



Yes

S-1838-0308-0002



Yes

S-1838-0308-0003



Yes

S-1838-0308-0004



Yes

S-1838-0321

Sector North 28/02/1994 23/04/1994

S-1838-0321-0001



Yes

S-1838-0321-0002



Yes

S-1838-0321-0003



Yes

S-1838-0321-0004



Yes

S-1838-0346

Sector South 19/07/1994 24/08/1994

S-1838-0346-0001

Sector South - Situation reports andmemoranda


Yes

S-1838-0346-0002



Yes

S-1838-0346-0003



Yes

S-1838-0346-0004



Yes

S-1838-0348

Sector South 04/10/1994 10/11/1994

S-1838-0348-0001



Yes

S-1838-0348-0002



Yes

S-1838-0348-0003



Yes

S-1838-0348-0004



S-1838-0354

Sector West 01/12/1992 28/02/1993















































S-1838-0354-0001



Yes

S-1838-0354-0002



Yes

S-1838-0354-0003



Yes

S-1838-0354-0004



Yes

S-1838-0360

Sector West 15/04/1994 10/07/1994

S-1838-0360-0001



Yes

S-1838-0360-0002



Yes

S-1838-0360-0003



Yes

S-1838-0360-0004



Yes

S-1838-0366

Sector West / Sector East 15/05/1992 11/10/1995

S-1838-0366-0002



Yes

S-1838-0366-0003



Yes

S-1838-0366-0004



Yes

S-1838-0366-0001



Yes

S-1838-0372

Sector East 01/09/1993 12/10/1993

S-1838-0372-0001



Yes

S-1838-0372-0002



Yes

S-1838-0372-0003



Yes

S-1838-0372-0004



S-1838-0382

Sector East 20/10/1994 15/11/1994

S-1838-0382-0001



Yes

S-1838-0382-0002



Yes

S-1838-0382-0003



Yes

S-1838-0382-0004



Yes

S-1838-0384

Sector East 15/12/1994 01/03/1995

S-1838-0384-0001



Yes

S-1838-0384-0002



Yes

S-1838-0384-0003



Yes

S-1838-0384-0004



Yes

S-1838-0384-0005



Yes

S-1838-0388


09/06/1994 09/08/1994



















































S-1838-0388-0001



Yes

S-1838-0388-0002



Yes

S-1838-0388-0003



Yes

S-1838-0388-0004



Yes

S-1838-0388-0005



Yes

S-1838-0396


24/02/1995 19/03/1995

S-1838-0396-0001



Yes

S-1838-0396-0002



Yes

S-1838-0396-0003



Yes

S-1838-0396-0004



S-1838-0398


27/04/1995 03/06/1995

S-1838-0398-0001



Yes

S-1838-0398-0002



S-1838-0398-0003



S-1838-0398-0004



S-1838-0427


S-1838-0427-0001



Yes

S-1838-0427-0002



Yes

S-1838-0427-0003



Yes

S-1838-0427-0004



Yes

S-1838-0434


S-1838-0434-0001



Yes

S-1838-0434-0002



Yes

S-1838-0434-0003



Yes

S-1838-0434-0004



Yes

S-1838-0443


S-1838-0443-0001



Yes











































