tried in 2002–08, convicted and sentenced to 35 years in prison. His involvement in the killings, among other charges brought forward by the ICTY, was interpreted by the tribunal as part of a campaign of ethnic cleansing of non-Serbs from SAO Krajina controlled areas. Saborsko was rebuilt after the war with a total of 400 houses constructed, but the refugees returning to the village were mostly elderly due to a lack of employment options elsewhere. The site of one of the mass graves in Saborsko is marked with a monument to the victims. Three different commemorative plaques dedicated to Croatian policemen and troops killed in Saborsko in 1991 were placed at various sites in the village in 2009, but two were stolen on 11 November 2010. The missing commemorative plaques were replaced by November 2011. Footnotes References Books News reports Other sources Mass murder in 1991 1991 in Croatia Massacres in 1991 Serbian war crimes in the Croatian War of Independence Massacres in Croatia Republic of Serbian Krajina Conflicts in 1991 November 1991 events in Europe 1991 crimes in Croatia 1991 murders in Europe 1990s murders in Croatia Massacres of Croats Massacres in the Croatian War of Independence