Katura Winro

Katura Winro Sewu (1901 - 1993) was a Qeelsian Waro who was an early member of Saya Anam, and a veteran of RAQWA during the Livian War. A member of the Winro family, he was the 4th great grand nephew of Stayov Winro. Katura joined Saya Anam in 1916, at age 15, and relenquished his lifetime membership of Minority Rights.
Following the war, Katura was among the estimated 3500 RAQWA veterans who fled Qeelsia to live in Kaza, Valkaria and Dosenmar. Katura first settled in Kaza in 1946, where he married an Anatik woman. He fathered five children in Kaza, before returning to Qeelsia in 1977. His return caused a media campaign in which his crimes were disclosed, and articles ran urging the Qeelsian authorities to try him for war crimes. In 1979, following an attempted arson attack on his residence, Katura moved his family to Dosenmar.
Katura held various jobs in Dosenmar, but was continually arrested for petty crime. Katura frequently accepted interview requests, and was open about his involvement in the war. Qeelsian journalists uncovered documents which stated that he had killed 43 soldiers in combat, which he confirmed. He died in Dosenmar in 1993, aged 92, from cancer.
Category:People
Category:Minority rights
Category:Livian War
Category:People convicted of crime