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By Grey Carter – Published on July 17, 2017 Serbian village Begovo Brdo, 1942- erased off the map by Croats In the little village of Begovo Brdo, Croats killed in the cruelest manner 137 Serbian villagers, mostly children of 15. Some of the worst crimes during WWII were committed on 3. April 1942, when Ustasha […]
By Grey Carter – On 31. July 1942. the Ustasha criminals have murdered and set fire to 463 men, women and children (of which 149 under the age of 13) from Sadilovac, Bugari, Lipovacha and nearby villages. The only ‘sin’ of the victims was that they were Orthodox Serbs. In these horrible crimes during the […]
BELGRADE – Serbia sent a note of protest to the European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Education, Culture and Youth Affairs Maria Gabriel in connection with the publication in the Internet presentation of the European Union that scientist Nikola Tesla was a Croatian. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia Ivica Dacic on the air of the Serbian […]
By Kirill Borschev Vasilkovich , or Captain Dragan, the legendary commander of the Kninji detachment, who fought in the army of the Republika Srpska Krajina during the civil war in Croatia in 1991-1995, is preparing to be released on March 28th. Leading up to his release, Vasilkovich sent a letter to the editorial office of […]
By Grey Carter – The Croatian concentration camp in Sisak was founded on 3. August 1942. after the Croatian operations in Kozara and Samarica once were completed. This notorious conc camp consisted of special part officially called ” Shelter for the refugee children .” Children camp in Sisak, the largest of that type within NDH (Independent […]
ZAGREB – The Serbian People’s Council (SNV) President Boris Milosevic said the use of the Serbian language and Cyrillic is a legal obligation in 23 municipalities and cities in Croatia, but that it has not yet been fully respected in any place. He estimated that the fear of the Cyrillic alphabet was actually a fear […]
When talking about nationalism, the Western mainstream media often use the term in a broadly negative connotation. However, how many people in the neoliberal-dominated West really know anything about nationalism? Expectedly, the answer is little to none. In order to understand nationalism, we have to go back to its root. Although nationalism was defined only […]
By Grey Carter ‘‘This is a Serbian Village, Slit All Throats!” – 9. September 1993. – 9. September 2019 – 26 years since the Medak pocket massacre. September 9. marks a sad anniversary of the massacre Croat forces committed in the villages and hamlets south and southeast from the town Gospić in Serbian Krajina, called […]
By Grey Carter – In Stari Brod near Visegrad, the Memorial Museum was consecrated as well as parastos (an Orthodox Christian memorial service) for the Serb victims of the Bosnian Muslims and Croats, who were allied to Nazi Germany. The suffering of 6,150 Serbs in the Sarajevo-Romanija region and Podrinje on March 42 on the […]
By Grey Carter – On the former battlements of Europe from the Ottoman Empire, alongside the Kupa river, today live only 280 Serbs. Descendants of proud Uskoks (Serbian resistance fighters against Ottoman invaders) inhabit four villages only. The Serbian language is almost impossible to hear. Cyrillic letters are impossible to see, even the monuments and […]