Croatia’s troubled history

Unless the government starts actively and unequivocally fighting against Ustasha nostalgia, and rising neo-fascism and anti-Semitism, it looks like the situation in Croatia will only get worse.

VICTIMS OF the Nazi-backed Ustasha regime killed at the end of the World War Two lay on the ground surrounded by posing Ustasha soldiers near the Sava river in Croatia in 1945.

(photo credit: REUTERS)

ByEFRAIM ZUROFF

APRIL 13, 2016 21:43

Updated: APRIL 13, 2016 21:42

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