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Serbian President refused to call the incident in Jasenovac genocide
2021-04-23
Direct translation of the regnum.ru article
It was a long time ago. And all the witnesses are dead, if they know what’s good for them.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic left without a direct answer the question of the journalist of the TV channel "Face" from Sarajevo about whether an act of genocide was committed in the Ustash concentration camp Jasenovac during the Second World War.

“I think that Jasenovac was an extermination camp, a camp that existed for several years. It was a policy that was being prepared for several years, through the statements of their ministers (of the Independent Croatian State - IA REGNUM ) and all others who wanted to expel one third of the Serbs, kill one third, and convert one third to Catholicism, ”Nova S quotes an excerpt from Vucic's interview with Bosnian journalist Senad Hadjifeizovic , recorded April 19.

According to Vucic, Jasenovac is a part of history, but that does not mean that today “every Croat needs to say 'you did it', as it makes no sense.

After the presenter asked whether there was genocide in Jasenovac, Vucic replied that he, as the president of the state, had no right to say this, since it would mean “another hundred years of bad relations with the Croats”.

Recall that according to the archives of Yugoslavia, 700,000 people, mainly Serbs and Gypsies, were killed in the Jasenovac concentration camp on the territory of the Nazi Independent Croatian State.
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