Orthodox church blown up in southern Croatia .  ZAGREB 1996-08-23  Saboteurs blew up a Serb orthodox church in southern Croatia on Friday with a blast which also damaged four nearby homes , the state news agency Hina reported .  HINA said the church in the small village of Karin Gornji , 30 km ( 19 miles ) north of Zadar , was destroyed by the morning attack .  It did not report any casualties .  Zadar police said in a statement they had launched an investigation and were doing their best to find the perpetrators .  HINA said it was the first time an orthodox church had been blown up in the Zadar hinterland , where a large number of Serbs lived before the 1991 war over Croatia 's independence from the Yugoslav federation .  The area was part of the self-styled state of Krajina proclaimed by minority Serbs in 1991 and recaptured by the [START_ENT] Croatian [END_ENT] army last year .  Up to 200,000 Serbs fled to Bosnia and Yugoslavia , leaving Krajina vacant and depopulated .
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