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Tomislav Merčep (28
September 1952 – 16
November 2020) was a
Croatian politician and
paramilitary leader during the
Croatian War of
Independence who was...
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Mihailo Merćep (Serbian Cyrillic: Михаило Мерћеп; 1864–1937) was a
Serbian flight pioneer. Born in
Dubrovnik in a
tradesman family, then a part of Austria-Hungary...
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Simon Mercep is a New
Zealand television and
radio journalist.
Mercep is the son of
noted architect Ivan
Mercep, and is of
mixed Croatian and
Polish descent...
- Ivan
Mercep ONZM (22
February 1930 – 8
April 2014) was a New
Zealand architect. Born in
Taumarunui in 1930 to a
Croatian family,
Mercep was
educated at...
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Serbian novelist Mihailo Marković (1927-2010),
Serbian philosopher Mihailo Merćep (1864–1937), Serb
flight pioneer Mihailo Obrenović (1823–1868),
Prince of...
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investigations were undertaken,
including one of the
notable perpetrators Tomislav Merčep,
though on the
whole the
matter remains largely unresolved.
Vukovar is a...
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construction of EDA VII. In 1910
Edvard Rusjan met the
businessman Mihajlo Merćep from Zagreb,
Croatia (then part of Austria-Hungary), who
offered him financial...
- Suljić, and Igor Mikola, four
members of the "Autumn Rains" unit of
Tomislav Merčep during the
Yugoslav wars. The men
began running an
elaborate detention center...
- the
party is no
longer a member, the
secretary general of the IDU, Tina
Mercep,
stated that they
would welcome full
membership of the BJP in
their global...
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their homes in the muni****lity.
Croatian paramilitaries, led by
Tomislav Merčep,
attacked Serbs in and
around Vukovar (in what was
later investigated as...
