During World War II, Bosnian Muslims were not called Bosniaks. They introduced that name in 1993. When ((they)) says Bosnia, ((they)) are talking about Bosnia and Herzegovina, two geographically different entities. It is not believed that 80,000 people were killed in Jasenovac. For Jasenovac, there is a list of victims of at least 80,000 people killed. Estimates of the number of those killed are around 600.000-700,000. The Neo-Ustase, in cooperation with their masters, tried to reduce that number and minimize it to absurd numbers. They use the media, corrupt Croatian and Western historians and corrupt Western institutions. The author is clearly repeating the propaganda of the Neo-Ustasa, insulting the victims of the genocide. Neo-Ustasha Croats did not hate Serbs because of the so-called oppression during barely 20 years of the state of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (the author states long-lasting), but because of the organized centuries-old propaganda of the elites. One of the sources: Magnum Crimen, Viktor Novak. Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia were in political alliances with Croatian parties in Yugoslavia. The largest number was the peasant population. Those Serbs, who were mercilessly killed by the Croats, could not have been part of any repression against the Croats, even if it had existed. As peasants they had very little role in any political decisions. The city of Zagreb (Croatia capital) grew several times during the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Some strange repression. The main hatred towards Serbs was spread by Croatian priests. Many murders of Serbs took place locally, by Croat neighbors, who were pimped by local Croatian Catholic priests. One of the most famous are the murders of 2,300 Serbian civilians in Motike, Sargovac (Banja Luka) under the organization of Fra Satana (Miroslav Filipovic).
Bosnian Muslims actively participated in the genocide of Serbs. The murder of over 12,000 Serbs in Garavice was largely their work. Before the genocide against Serbs, Ortodox Serbs had 48 percent of the population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Also, there were many Muslim Serbs (by personal declaration), who were later transferred by the communists under the Muslim nation, which was later called Bosniaks. Today, there are 30 percent Ortodox Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina would not have existed if there had not been a genocide against the Serbs. On the territory of Croatia, that number dropped from 25 percent to 3 percent. This is what is called real genocide.
Bosnian Muslims actively participated in the genocide of Serbs. The murder of over 12,000 Serbs in Garavice was largely their work. Before the genocide against Serbs, Ortodox Serbs had 48 percent of the population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Also, there were many Muslim Serbs (by personal declaration), who were later transferred by the communists under the Muslim nation, which was later called Bosniaks. Today, there are 30 percent Ortodox Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina would not have existed if there had not been a genocide against the Serbs. On the territory of Croatia, that number dropped from 25 percent to 3 percent. This is what is called real genocide.
