Posters have appeared in Karlovac, Sisak and nearby Petrinja, pinpointing Serbs who might return and claiming that they were responsible for killings during the war.

ECONOMIST: Will Serbs go back to Croatia?

And after visiting affected areas in Sisak and Karlovac, south-east and south-west of Zagreb, the capital, he also noted that the government had been slow to get people back to their own homes, even if they had returned to their villages.

ECONOMIST: Will Serbs go back to Croatia?