Ivan Čermak

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Ivan Čermak is a Croatian general best known for his senior command role in the Croatian War of Independence and his subsequent war crimes trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, where he was ultimately acquitted.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Croatian general
businessman
human
activeYearsInMilitary 1991–1995
charge war crimes against the Serb population in Croatia
chargedBy International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
coDefendant Ante Gotovina
Mladen Markač
conflict Croatian War of Independence
countryOfCitizenship Croatia
dateOfAcquittal 2011-04-15
dateOfBirth 1949-12-19
defendantIn ICTY trial related to Operation Storm
detainedAt United Nations Detention Unit in The Hague
employer Ministry of Defence of Croatia
ethnicGroup Croats
hasHonorificTitle general
languageSpoken Croatian
legalOutcome acquitted of all charges
memberOf Croatian Army General Staff
linked to: Croatian Army
militaryBranch Croatian Army
militaryRank general
name Ivan Čermak
nationality Croatian
notableFor being tried and acquitted at the ICTY for alleged war crimes
senior command role in the Croatian War of Independence
occupation company executive
oil industry entrepreneur
participantIn Operation Storm
placeOfBirth Croatia
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
positionHeld assistant minister of defence of Croatia
commander of the Knin Garrison
regionOfActivity Croatia
Knin area
linked to: Knin
residence Zagreb
sexOrGender male
subjectOf ICTY judgment Gotovina et al.
surrenderDate 2004-03-05
surrenderedTo ICTY

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