slobodan kuruzović, the commander of the trnopolje camp, estimated that between 6,000 and 7,000 people passed through the camp in 1992. those who passed through the camp were not guilty of any crime. the international red cross arrived in the camp in mid-august 1992. a few days later the detainees were registered and received a registration booklet. the camp was officially closed down on september 30, although there is evidence to suggest that some 3,500 remained for a longer period, until they were transferred to travnik in central bosnia.