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The ones of "Serbian" nationality have Muslim names: AJDINOVIC, Izet and BRONJA, Mirzet. Mirzet and Izet are not Serb names. Meanwhile, the others who have, what look like could-be Serbian names, are actually from Croatia or Montenegro. So they are Croats and Montenegrins. I do not see any ethnic Serb from Serbia. For example: BOJANIĆ, Željko, Montenegrin Bojan Dragicevic and his accomplice Zoran SVITLICA in August 2005, where twice committed robbery of a bank in town Sibenik- Croatia.