Paulin Dvor

Paulin Dvor is a small village near Osijek, which, in 1991, before the war, had 168 inhabitants, mostly of Serbian nationality. During the night between December 11th and 12th, 1991, a gruesome crime took place in Paulin Dvor, in which 19 civilians, mostly the elderly, 18 Serbs and one Hungarian, perished. For a full ten years almost nothing was known about their remains. There bodies were not found until the 2002 excavation conducted by Hague investigators 500 kilometers farther in a mass grave in Lika. The film follows the tragic story of the murder of these civilians, as well as the subsequent covering of the crime, in which certain functionaries from the top echelon of the Croatian government were involved.