Marko Perković Thompson, a Croatian singer of Ustasha songs, sold half a million tickets for a concert in Zagreb. New generations have arrived in whose cosmos there is no contradiction between listening to Serbian teas and Headless
The Croatian public broadcaster HRT reported on Saturday about the commemoration of the 79th anniversary of the "Bleiburg tragedy" and the "Way of the Cross" at the Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb, and managed not to use the word "Ustasha" in the report.
A group of people gathered carried flags with the first white field on the coat of arms that was used during the time of the Ustasha NDH
Tomislav Tomašević supported the recent proposal made to the Zagreb City Assembly that the names of four streets reminiscent of the time of the Independent State of Croatia should be changed. Before that, he announced the erection of a memorial to the Zec family
Can you imagine that after Olaf Scholz's statement that Serbia must recognize Kosovo, Vučić says that Germany has only been doing its job since April 6, 1941
The Committee for War Veterans of the Croatian Parliament, with the support of the Ministry of Veterans, reached a conclusion in which it supports the renovation and restoration of a military cemetery for "Croatian soldiers" from the period 1941-1945 at the Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb. Around the same time, an initiative was launched in Austria to ban commemorations in Bleiburg from 2022.
