KO JE IMALO RAZUMAN U GLAVI U OVOJ PAROL I"Za dom spremni" NEMA NISTA LOSE, AGRESIAJ srbije NA HRVATSKU PA SIGURNO DA CE BITI ZA"Za dom spremni"
ISTO KADA MI U BiH KAZEMO ZA BiH SPREMNI BRANITI BIH
cuj nema nista lose, a ustasko fasisticko dizanje ruke malog djecaka pored....koja sizofrenija hrvatska, pa taj vam je rezim dao vise od pola danasnje hrvatske
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evo malo za tvoje obrazovanje mada mislim da je prekasno:
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WAR CRIMES
41. Through numerous circulars, communications, radiograms, directions sent to all his commanders, as well as to some commanders in particular cases, 'beginning in the Autumn of 1941, Mihailović issued strict orders to annihilate mercilessly all fighters of the National Liberation Army and Partisan Detachments, captured or wounded fighters, all followers of the National Liberation Movement, and everybody who helped in any way the National Liberation Army and Partisan Detachments, calling all adherents of the National Liberation Army in his messages, circulars and directions: communists, Bolsheviks, Ustaša-Bolshevik bands, etc.
42. Mihailović also issued orders to his commanders to annihilate the Moslems (whom he called Turks) and the Croats (whom he identified with the UstaŠas).
43. Mihailović introduced the method of killing men withour trial 'and without any investigation of guilt. Death sentences were pronounced by him and he bestowed this right on all his commanders of corps, brigades and battalions. Those who were sentenced to death were placed under the letter »Z«.
44. For the execution of death sentences by the method of the letter »Z« (the letter »Z« is the first letter of the word »zaklati«, which means to cut the throat of, and the persons placed under this letter were to be murdered), Mihailović gave instructions that every one of his brigades should form »Black Threes« who worked as conspirators. By Mihailović's instructions the commanders of brigades chose bloodthirsty men for the »Black Threes«, who, when entering the »Black Threes«, agreed to carry out every order without mercy, while in the case of non-execution of orders they were to be shot. Mihailović, what is more, gave the »Black Threes« instructions how to cut throats. The Chief of the Četnik »Black Threes« was Mihaalovic himself.
45. Besides his orders to the »Black Threes«, Mihailović fre
quently issued orders that every commander of the Corps should
organize flying brigades whose exclusive task was to clear their
terrain of Partisans (or as he says communists) and their sympa
thisers and all other persons who did not agree with his organization
— and not to enter into any conflicts with the invader.
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46. In accordance with Mihailović's orders, his commanders, his corps and brigades, his »Black Threes« and flying brigades perpetrated in the course of the war and occupation numerous war crimes in all parts of Yugoslavia, in Serbia, Montenegro, Sandžak, Bosnia, Hercegovina, Croatia (especially in Dalmatia and Lika) and in Slovenia; thus:
In November 1941, the Četniks shot in the village of Brajići (Takovo District) at the place called Drenovi Vrh, some 500 captured Partisans and adherents of the Liberation struggle. The place where the Partisans were shot is not far from Ravna Gora where Mihai-lović's HQ were situated.
On the night of November 13—14, 1941, the Četnik commander Jovan Škava, by order of Mihailović, handed over about 365 Partisans to the Germans in the village of Slovac (near Valjevo). The Germans took them to Valjevo and shot them at a place called Krušik, near the latter town.
In the beginning of November 1941, at a place called Ridovi, in the vicinity of Kosjerić, Mihadlovics commander Ajdačić slaughtered 13 Partisan followers including Jelena Subić-Gmizović and Mileva Kosovac, women teachers, whom the Cetniks violated, and mutilated with red hot irons before murdering.
On November 4, 1941, near Ravna Gora, the cetniks killed about 30 Partisans, who were captured by a ruse. This number included 18 girls, who had been sent to Užice as nurses.
In December 1941, at Čačak, Mihailović's Cetniks together with the Germans shot 80 adherents of the National Liberation Movement at one time.
In December 1941 in the Požega District, the mixed German-Četnik corps on one occasion sentenced to death 12 Partisan adherents.
In December 1941 and during January 1942 the Cetniks slaughtered over 2000 Moslems — men, women and children from the outskirts of Foča, Čajniče and Goražde. These slaughters were perpetrated on the bridges across the Drina at Foča and Goražde.
During the month of December 1941 and in the course of the whole of 1942, Mihailović's "legalized'" Cetniks arrested and handed over to the Germans in various parts of Serbia thousands of Partisan followers who were shot by the Germans in the camps at Banjica, šabac, Niš, Užice, Čačak and elsewhere, while in addition to this, the Cetniks themselves killed thousands of Partisan followers, plundered many villages, flogged thousands of men, and violated a large number of women and girls from Partisan families.
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On April 1, 1942, the Četniks of Rade Radić killed 20 wounded Partisans at Jošavka among whom was Dr. Mladen Stojanović, who was seriously wounded.
In April 1942, the Četniks of Lazar Tešanović and Rade Radić, (who placed themselves under the command of Mihailović's officer Captain Rašić) killed "0 wounded Partisans.
Towards the end of April 1942, Spasoje Dakić, commander of Mihailović's battalion in East Bosnia, killed the British major Terence Atherton and one of his radio telegraphists — a British sergeant.
In June 1942, Mihailović's Četniks burned down the hospital with ten seriously wounded Partisans, near Gacko in the village of Izgori.
In June 1942, Mihailović's detachment under the command of Captain Vladimir Đukić, took out of prison at Nikšić 25 followers of the National Liberation Movement and, together with the Italians, shot them.
In August 1942, Minailović's commander Baćović killed Rade Bravica, judge, Toma Galep, Jova Ljubibratić, Budimir Ukropina and Tasa Kosović, followers of the National Liberation Movement.
In August 1942, Mihailović's Četniks under the command of Petar Baćović, during the capture of FoČa, slaughtered there and in a group of villages, called Bukovica, about 100 Moslems, among whom were about 300 women, children and old men.
In August 1942, in the district of Ustikolina and Jahorina (East Bosnia) Mihailović's Četniks, under the command of Zaharije Ostojić and Petar Baćović, slaughtered about 2.500 persons of Moslem faith and burned down the villages.
In September 1942, at Makarska, the Četniks of Petar Baćović killed 900 Croats, skinned alive several catholic priests, and burnt. down 17 villages.
In October 1942, the Četniks of Petar Baćović, together with the Italians who were under the command of Lt. Vidiak, killed about 2.500 Moslems and Croats in the environs of Prozor. Among them were women, children and old men. They also burnt a large number of vilages.
In October 1942, in the villages of Gata, Niklica and Čislo (all villages af Dalmatia), the Četniks of Petar Baćović, together with the Italians, killed 109 Croats who were sympathizers of the National Liberation Movement,
In autumn 1942, at Drežnica (Hercegovina), the Četniks from the environs of Gacko, while moving towards Prozor, slaughtered 100 persons of the Moslem faith.
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In December 1942, in the village of Brainci (Mrkaić — East Bosnia) and in the neighbouring villages, the Cetniks of Mihailović's commander Rajko Celonja, killed 160 peasants and burned down the village of Brainci and several other villages. Among the killed were women and children.
In January 1943, Mihailović's Cetniks killed Father Isaković and 18 other followers of the Partisans in the village of Banja (near Arandelovac).
In January 1943, Major Cvetić slaughtered 16 captured Partisans in the district of Užice.
In January 1943, under the command of Komarčević, Mihai-lović's Cetniks slaughtered 72 Partisan sympathizers in the Posava District.
In January 1943, the Cetniks of Pavle Durišić killed about 400 men and about 1.000 women and childern of Moslem faith in the Bijelo Polje District.
In February 1943, the Cetniks under the command of Zaharije Ostojić, Petar Baćović, Pavle Đurišić, Vojislav Lukačević, Vuk Kalai-tović and others slaughtered 1.200 men, and 8.000 old men, women and children in the districts of Plevije, Čajniče and Foča. They looted and burned down about 2.000 houses at the same time.
In the middle of July 1943, in the village of Cikoti (East Bosnia) the Cetniks discovered 80 wounded men of the First Proletarian Division. They took their arms, and the following day brought the Germans who killed and then burned them.
In July 1943, at Bišina (Birač), the Cetniks discovered 120 wounded men of the First and Second Proletarian Brigades and handed them over to the Germans who shot them.
In December 1943, at Kolašin, the Cetnik commander Major Petričević shot 28 captured Partisans and 6 peasants, Partisan followers.
In December 1943, in the village of Selevac (Belgrade District) the Četnik commander Zivan Lazović murdered 15 peasants, Partisan followers.
In December 1943, the Cetniks slaughtered 137 captured Partisans in the environs of Bosansko Grahovo.
In December 1943, the Cetniks slaughtered 28 captured Partisans in the village of Tičevo near Drvar .
In December 1943, at Zeta (Montenegro), the Cetniks slaughtered 8 peasant-delegates at the First Antifascist Assembly of Montenegro. .
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In December 1943, the Četniks of Nikola Kalabić slaughtered 24 peasants, Partisan followers, in the village of Kopljari (near Aran-
delovac).
In December 1943, the Cetniks of Vuk Kalaitović shot 18 Partisan followers in the Sjenica District (Sandžak).
In December 1943, in the village of Vranjić (Posava District, Belgrade County), the Cetniks, under the command of Lt. Colonel Miodrag Palošević and Major Sveta Trifkovic, slaughtered 72 persons, among whom were one child of two years, another of three months. They castrated one of the victims. Besides this they plundered large number of peasant homes.
From July 1941, to March 1943, Mihailović's Cetniks, under the command of Pavle Durišić, sentenced to death and shot about a thousand Montenegrin Partisans and peasants, because they participated in the Liberation uprising in Montenegro.
On April 29, 1944, the Četnik detachments of Captain Zivojin Lazović, Major Svetislav Trifkovic, Nikola Kalabić, Dragutin Bojović, Sveta Bogićević, Radovan Dokmanović and Sveta Radićević, in the village of Drugovac (Podunava District — Belgrade County) slaughtered 73 persons among whom were 9 women. On that occasion 37 other persons were ill-treated and 220 houses were looted and then burned down.
In April 1944, the Cetniks slaughtered 8 Partisan sympathizers near Bajina Bašta.
In May 1944, the Cetniks of Dragutin Keserović discovered a Partisan hospital at Jastrebac, and shot some 24 wounded men and 4 nurses there.
In May 1944, cetniks from Majevica discovered a Partisan hospital in Semberia and killed about 300 seriously wounded.
In the summer of 1944, the Cetniks in the village of Balinovići burned alive Živan Durdević, a peasant from Balinovići, in the presence of 20 men, and then killed his son.
In the beginning of August 1944, Dušam Radović, known as Kondor, commander of Mihailović's Zlatibor Corps, murdered two American airmen of French origin, who were forced to land by parachute, near the Lim river.
In August 1944, the Četnik detachment of Sveta Bogićević caught Sava Sremčević, Konstantin Vojinović, Ilija Radojević and Ilija Jakovljević, in the village of Sepci (Kragujevac District), and, after cruelly torturing them in order to force them to admit their collaboration with the Partisans, slaughtered all four of them.
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47. The crimes enumerated are only a small part of the crimes-which Mihailović's Četniks committed in all parts of Yugoslavia in compliance with his orders and instructions.
In addition, tens of thousands of men were tortured and flogged by Četniks, while in Montenegro a special system of flogging was introduced, utilising the »rogalj« (a kind of stake).
Mihailović's commanders sent lists of the Partisan followers to the invaders and quislings on the basis of which they were arrested and shot. Mihailović's Belgrade organization especially closely collaborated with the Special Police in the annihilation of the Partisan followers in Belgrade.
i sta mislis da bi dokazao tim slikama? ja ni ne pokusavam da pobijem cinjenicu da je bilo muslimana u ustasama pa i u cetnicima medjutim fasisti su fasisti. najsvjeziji dokaz je izdajnik abdic i njegovi koji su se okrenuli protiv sopstvenog naroda u korist fasista. sta bi ti tacno meni da dokazujes?
5 Korpus baby
ajde nadji mi da englezi i amerikanci ili bilo ko drugi u svetu tvrde da su bili fasisit...zasto nas ne kaznjavaju kad na stadionima imamo cetnicke zastave, kad na tribinama nekog teniskog turnirama Djokovica navijaci stavljaju kokarde...ajde nek bilo koji ustasa na nekoj utakmici stavi ustaski grb na kapu ili ustasko obiljzje, jel vidis razliku...