YUGOSLAVIA DURING WORLD WAR II
Collapse
of the first Yugoslavia
In 1941 the Serbs dare say "No!" to
Hitler and his New World Order. The Croats
embrace fascism.
Hitler's
most catastrophic mistake
Enraged by Serbian bravery Hitler postpones attack on Russia for four
weeks in order to punish the Serbs. The time lost means that his armies
do not get to Moscow before the bitter Russian winter sets in. Eventually
he looses the war. Serbian contribution to the defeat of WWII fascism is
pivotal.
USTASHI
- The worst monsters the world had known
Croatian fascist monsters at work...
The worst atrocities known in modern history of Europe were committed
by Croat and Muslim fascists on defenseless Serb population. This, probably
the most important parameter of the current tragedy, is rarely mentioned
in the Western press.
The story about Ustashi barbarism and their genocide of Serbs, Jews and
Gypsies is available in any major encyclopedia.
German
Nazis and Italian fascists about their Ustashi allies
They also had nothing good to say about
Ustashi. Actually they were also shocked by the level of Ustashi barbarity.
Ustashi
fuhrer - Croatian Attila the Hun
Dr. Ante Pavelic, Ustashi leader and the
mastermind of the gigantic holocaust.
Ustashi
specialty - gourging eyes of men, women and children
Ustashi bestiality is beyond comprehension
and beyond words. More appaling than anything is their habit to gourge
eyes of their victims.
Photo
Gallery
There is a wealth of photographs about
Ustashi barbarity. They liked to make snapshots with their victims before
they would slaughter them.
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The World Must Know About...
Glina Church Slaughter
August 1941, Ustashas capure more than 2,000 Serbian
civillians and push them into Serbian churh. At night they come
with knives and slaughter them - right inside this Christian
shrine. One Serb survives to tell the story.
Prebilovci - a whole village slaughtered
A day after the above Glina Church Slaughter,
and at the other end of the "Independent Croatia," Ustashas
surround a Serbian village of Prebilovci. The entire village
of people, some slaughtered, some alive gets thrown down into a
deep mountain pit.
Kragujevac & Kraljevo Massacre
Nazi Germans wanted to revenge for the Serbian uprising.
October 20 and 21, 1941, in the two central Serbia towns some 7,000
of male inhabitants, including highschool children taken from
classrooms were machinegunned. German regular (Wehrmacht!) soldiers
were the executioners.
Jasenovac - the third largest concentration camp...
of the Nazi occupied Europe. It was founded
by Ustashi... and it was certainly one of the most brutal places in the
modern history of Europe.
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Destruction
of Jewish community
The Jewish Holocaust literature paints
a clear picture: The Ustashi are outdoing German Nazi and Italian fascists.
They murder Jewish women and children from Serbia. The only way for Jews
to survive is to run to fascist Italy or fascist Hungary. Or to join majority-Serb
resistence.
Open
bragging
In a recently published official school
book of the Croatian Education Ministry and Ministry of Defense, Croats
have audacity to brag about their Nazi past.
They brag how good and brave soldiers of Hitler's New World Order they
were.
Bosnia
Holocaust
A number of Western history books say
that suffering of Serbs in Bosnia could only be compared
to suffering of Jews in Poland. Why don't we know more about
this, Europe's second worst genocide?
Bosnian
Moslems volunteer en masse into SS
Eager to slaughter their Christian, Serb neighbors
Muslims join the Croat fascists and volunteer into SS division in record
numbers.
Moslems
brag about their Nazi past too
In a recent (Nov. 1997) set of articles published
by sarajevo Moslem's weekly "Svijet", Islam fundamentalists brag
about their Nazi past..
Serbs
form the largest anti-fascist movements of the occupied Europe
Unluckily, the Serbs are split into two anti-fascist
resistance groups: Chetniks and Partisans. The two groups cooperate initialy
but soon start fighting between themselves.
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Last revised: March 25, 1997
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