Poor Julia is trying so hard to convince world and United States how Croatia is Nazi state and Serbs are good guys in whole Balkan area. Also Julia Gorin love to translate Croatian songs and have such a nice collection of it, so I dare Julia to translate this song recorded in Serbia and publish it on her blog:
Here is little help to get her started:
New York 5 years later ...
America you got what you deserved (for my Kosovo and Krajina)
11.09.2001=24,03.1999 (Nato bomb's) revenge for you
America it will get even worse, burning New York, Pentagon is falling...
Still not convinced what is going on in Kosovo? Well that is great thing about Internet you can get informations for any subject here is something made by serbs regarding Kosovo care to explain similarity of fonts used by chetnik website with German fonts in WW2, or did you ever asked your serbian friends why chetniks alwasy have skulls and bones on their flags and logos or why they have weapons all the time:
Nazi's in Serbia do they exist? Yes Julia, yes they do
Nacionalni stroj (National Alignment) is the name of an obscure neo-nazi organisation that was formed in Serbia and that that caught a lot of attention by orchestrating several incidents in 2005. Eighteen of its leading members were arrested and face lengthy prison terms. Its members are mostly teenagers.
During the night of March 21-22, 2005, anti-Semitic graffiti appeared, targeting the Jewish cemetery in Belgrade, buildings owned and used by Western-leaning TV/Radio B92, and two human rights NGOs. In addition, anti-Semitic posters targeting B92 appeared in several highly visible downtown areas. The posters were signed Nacionalni Stroj (National Formation). The Government quickly painted over the graffiti at the cemetery and arrested three people caught putting up the posters. There was widespread condemnation of the incidents by government and democratic political parties. On March 31, 2005, police arrested another person caught writing graffiti on the wall of the Jewish cemetery in Belgrade.
On the tenth anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, a group claiming to belong to National Formation stuck posters in Negotin and Sremska Mitrovica with the following slogans: "Nož, žica, Srebrenica" (eng. "Knife, tie wire, Srebrenica") and "Mladiću, hvala ti za srpsku Srebrenicu" (eng. "Mladic, thank you for Serbian Srebrenica"). National Formation was made the media and was mentioned by BBC in 2005, about the disruption of round table at a faculty in Novi Sad organized by Anti-Fascist Action Novi Sad . The group was also accused of attacking Albanians, Roma people, as well as spreading anti-semitic propaganda and preaching hate.
Look Julia here something also what you need to write about
Neo-Nazis in Greece have been tied to hate-driven attacks on immigrants, homosexuals and leftists. One of the most deadly attacks was the murder of three immigrants in central Athens by Pandelis Kazakos. Twelve Greek neo-Nazis participated as volunteers in the Yugoslav wars in Bosnia, can you gues to which side Julia ? Aiding the Serbian Army in capturing the town of Srebrenica, so much about nazi Croatians.
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Julia is a frustrated pro-Serbian(milosevic-hitler) kind of a person.
Serbia: A nation in denial.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUxzLQzGGng
Yout right about one thing. Neo nazism is obscure in Serbia. Every nation has it idiots who believe stupid idiotic things.
The difference between Croats & Serbs is that over 3 quarters of Croats supported Hitler & Pavelic (Croatian Hitler) & today their symbols can still be shown in public in roatia.
If you want to buy main kampf or borrow it at a library, that's very easy to do.
For some it seems a few Serbian idiots are worse then an entire nation falsifiying their nazi past & keeping it alive today.
That is simply not true Goran and it is common myth publicized by Belgrade regime.
The Partisans, founded by Josip Broz Tito, a Croatian Communist, represented the only true resistance to the Axis in Yugoslavia during World War II.
Hundreds of thousands of Croatians joined the Partisans and thirty-nine of the Partisan's eighty brigades were Croatian.
On June 22, 1941 Croatian Partisans began what would come to be known as the War of Liberation in Yugoslavia.
On July 13, 1943 a Democratic Republic of Croatia under the leadership of Andrija Hebrang was declared in those areas occupied by the Croatian Partisan forces.
As the war progressed more and more Croatians, especially from Dalmatia, joined the Partisans.
Serbs joined in great numbers late in the War as entire Cetnik units changed their allegiance.
By 1943 Allied support shifted to Tito and by 1944 the Partisans were the only recognized Allied force fighting in Yugoslavia.
The complexities of World War II saw Croatian fighting Croatian, Serb fighting Serb, and both fighting each other as well as German, Italian, Hungarian and Bulgarian forces.
Both Serbia and Croatia, like Finland, Hungary, France and virtually every other nation in Europe, were occupied by the Axis and had governments which collaborated with the Axis.
Both Croatia and Serbia also had Partisan governments fighting for the Allies.
wonderful! you find a room ABSOLUTELY FULL of about 10 people. Easy to compare this to a thompson gathering of a few people, around 60,000.
wonder how many k-albanians at the thomspson concerts, since they supported the nazis with their own numerous regiments.
even then, they couldn't govern themselves, and the italians had to do it for them.
Hey Anonymous: Tuto's group only showed up after serb resistance had already begun. He was simply an opportunist.
The serbs overthrew the government that attempted to collaborate with the nazis. somebody was assassinated for it. look it up.
it's the only country in europe to have done that. Did the croatians kill pavelic? tell the whole truth my friend.
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