Source:
https://croativ.net/domovinski-rat-srps ... %bc-37947/Translation courtesy of Google...
Homeland war: Serbian crimes in the municipality of Bihać
The results of the 1991 and 2013 censuses show that the number of Croats in the municipality of Bihać decreased by 41.51% (2,317 people). During the Homeland War, 30 Croats died and were killed in Bihać (they died as a result of shelling, mines, abuse and murder). Two HVO members and three children were killed. It is a war crime against the civilian population.
According to the Research and Documentation Center (Sarajevo), a total of 95 people of Croatian nationality (10 civilians and 85 soldiers) were killed in Bihać during the war (1991-1995).
The aggressor also destroyed Catholic churches in the Bihać municipality (Bihać parish and Zavalje parish), which are part of the Banja Luka and Rijeka-Senj archdiocese. In addition to churches, the aggressor destroyed parish houses, chapels and cemeteries. The goal of the aggressor was to destroy traces of non-Serbs living in the areas occupied by the aggressor. The number of Catholic Croats decreased over the years; in 1937 there were 5,450, in 1991 there were 3,674, and in 2005 even less - 2,856.
The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Skočaj was damaged in the fall of 1992, and demolished in November 1994. Parish Church of St. Francis of Assisi was burned down in November 1994, as was the parish house.
