Photos by Nenad Obradović (nenad@obradovic.co.uk see www.obradovic.co.uk) The Jasenovac and Holocaust Memorial Foundation (JHMF) has tabled a proposal to the European Parliament to mark 21 August as International Day of Remembrance of Victims of the Ustasha regime of

Ћирилица Veliku priču o stradanju u Jadovnu nisu otkrile i obznanile institucije kojima bi to trebala biti dužnost, već pojedinci i udruženja, svojim novcem i velikom energijom Predsjednik UG Jadovno 1941., dr Dušan Bastašić Razgovarao:

Ћирилица “….whenever memory fades, it means that evil allows wounds to fester,” Pope Frances in St Peter’s Basilica / April 2015./ April 2015. was marked by the anniversaries of the Armenian/1/ and  the Serbian genocide/2/.

Ћирилица Exhibition Prebilovci opened An exhibition about the crimes committed by the Ustashe in 1941 titled “Prebilovci” opened this evening in Belgrade. The Ustashe killed 850 Serbs out of a total of 1,000 residents of

Ћирилица More than 11,000 children from 219 Kozara small towns and villages were killed. Average age of 11,194 killed boys and girls was 6.5 By Ana Bencun The Ustasha knife designed for mass slaughter of

Ћирилица Both the victims and the killers have their names, but they also have roots and the reasons why they were what they were. The former were in pits, the latter were above the pits.

Ћирилица A Holy Liturgy was served in the Church of the Holy Great Martyr George in the Banjaluka community of Drakulic on the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the Ustashe massacre of the Serbian

Српски Proud mountains, snow, rain and landslides, lush vegetation, covered the trail of tears of Serbian and Jewish victims. The Sea near the island of Pag swallowed thousands of men, women and children, Serbs and

Ћирилица – Memorial service was held on Sunday at the Church of St. Marco in Belgrade for the Serbs killed in the period 1991-1997 in Grubisno Polje and East Bilogora. After the memorial service, families

Ћирилица The Zagreb’s “Večernji list” (“Evening News”) published a four part serial by Ivo Palčić about camps on the Island of Pag, on Wednesdays from 14th May 1975 to 4th June 1975. The serial was

Ћирилица The Zagreb’s “Večernji list” (“Evening News”) published a four part serial by Ivo Palčić about camps on the Island of Pag, on Wednesdays from 14th May 1975 to 4th June 1975. The serial was

Ћирилица The Zagreb’s “Večernji list” (“Evening News”) published a four part serial by Ivo Palčić about camps on the Island of Pag, on Wednesdays from 14th May 1975 to 4th June 1975. The serial was a result

Ћирилица The Zagreb’s “Večernji list” (“Evening News”) published a four part serial by Ivo Palčić about camps on the Island of Pag, on Wednesdays from 14th May 1975 to 4th June 1975. The serial was a result of