NAZISM IN CROATIA IS MORE ALIVE THAN EVER: Ustasha seen as an integral part of nationalism!

Fascism in Croatia is livelier than ever and it is a country where Nazi ideology is livelier than ever.

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The latest incident took place last weekend when, during a qualifying match for the European Championship between the national teams of Italy and Croatia on the field of the Split Stadium "Poljud" appeared a swastika.

Even though the match was played without the presence of spectators, that was obviously not punishment enough. The picture of the swastika from the stadium quickly went viral and Croatian media have reported that the field was doused with unknown chemicals a few days prior to the match, leaving a partially eaten grass stain with a symbol of Nazi Germany.

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The region was recently shocked by the fact that the authorities in Croatia have been receiving privileged pensions for Croatian members of all military formations of  the NDH, for the past 22 years, which is now more than 9,000, and that the appeal for the abolition of privilege for the Ustasha cabinet of the Croatian president Zoran Milanovic has remained deaf.

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President of the NGO "Veritas" says that every incident in Croatia is an indirect message to the Serbs:

- Everything that they do has some kind of target. When they play any sports match with Serbia, chants "Hang the Serbs" are an integral part of it. The announced declaration of Stepinac as a saint and Ustasha favoritism directed against Serbs - Strbac said, adding that the breaking of Cyrillic boards and hate graffiti clearly conveys the message to Serbs to flee Croatia.

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With him agrees historian Predrag Markovic, who said that the remains of fascism result from the problems that the Croats have with their identity.

- Croatia is among those countries that has never conducted a showdown with its past. In particular, young people do not realize the danger of the Ustasha, but it is seen as an integral part nationalism. The only previous government that they recognize is the Ustasha NDH - Markovic concluded.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Naše novine)