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Chronology of life and disappearance of Andrija Hebrang
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Andrija-Hebrang.com Murder Chronology Andrija-Hebrang.com A fool is the one who kills the father and spears the sons. (Aristotle)
These pages are dedicated to Andrija Hebrang the man who lived for about 50 years, and spent more than 15 years in prisons as a political prisoner. The last imprisonment with comrades in Belgrade's "Glavnjaca", he did not survive. He disappeared from prison in 1950's. The family was never informed of Andrija's end, the body was never delivered to the family, the place of burial is not known. Andrija-Hebrang.com should be the encouragement to all those who know, can and wish to help in the discovery of the place of burial of the body of Andrija Hebrang, as a condition for exercising the right of returning the body to the family. Communists had accepted and approved the crime against Andrija and an unknown number of innocent persons. Stalin's students are better than teachers. While party secretary Nikita Hruschev admitted Communist crimes of the Stalin regime in February 1956, Croatian Communists have never confessed to committed crimes on behalf of the Communist Party, rehabilitate victims, returned confiscated property, wash the stain from the names of the survivors.
Information on the course of the "investigation" into Andrija Hebrang after the arrest in Belgrade in 1948, have been hidden from the public's eye until early 1990. Although never convicted, and international legal regulations on being innocent until proven guilty by a court's verdict were in force in Yugoslavia as well, Andrija Hebrang was slandered between 1948 until the present day in Communist documents, public media and numerous books based on lies from the 1948 investigation. Billions of outrageous lies were put out with an aim to again heat-up the thesis on Hebrang's Ustasha (Ustaša) inclination. The forces, the master of which was still an invisible red hand, persons that call themselves journalists, investigators, intelligence services' agents, informers are to this day spreading lies about the life and the work of Andrija in order to defend and justify the fallacy, which they lived for about 50 long years. Because of themselves, they wish to believe a lie even today.
There are two main sources of information on Andrija's fate after the arrest: Milo Milatovic's book of "investigators" called The Andrija Hebrang Case and The Hebrang File, a group of Udba (Former Yugoslavia's secret service) papers regarding the "investigation" which started in 1948 and was never completed. It is paradoxical that both sources cannot be considered documents due to the reasons stated bellow: 1.The book The Andrija Hebrang Case is the unique example of a book privately written by an investigator about a victim, without naming the sources of information and dates of certain events, which makes one question his credibility. The book was published in 1952 in 50,000 copies and the Party personnel used it as the information basis for studying the "case" of Andrija Hebrang. Only 30 years after the book was published, the book Hebrang by Zvonko Ivankovic Vonta was published in 2,000 copies (1986) . The Hebrang book points to forged documents on which Milatovic's book was based. 2. The Hebrang File includes about 20,000 pages of documents and falsifications, private information, memos, statements and manuscripts of 131 persons for whom a file was opened during the "investigation", that is during the questioning of 5,100 persons included in the "investigation". The Hebrang File provides original documents, photocopies, even near-demented "documents" such as Ustasha records from the Jasenovac concentration camp written in the Cyrillic script! The preparation of The Hebrang File lasted for years, it was embargoed for about 40 years, a part of information was removed during the "Party's" censoring of the file in Belgrade and than in 1985, after the surrender in Zagreb, and finally , during the take over from the democratic authorities in 1990. Every regime has carefully filtrated the dangerous history material, being careful not to leave behind any paper which could compromise the living. The Hebrang File was forwarded to the Archive of Croatia (today Croatian National Archive) on March 22, 1991. On these pages we will mark only critical points in the "investigation" when the Party-Udba machine reached out to forgeries in order to prove the Party accusation against Andrija. Investigators, Milatovic (Milatović) and comrades, had not managed to get Andrija's confession to the crime, which they had insisted on, even though according to the then regulations, the confession was not a decisive fact in court proceedings. When they failed to get it, Andrija disappeared. On the other hand, they announced he had committed suicide. Sources:
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