SNV Bulletin #6 Govor mržnje i nasilje prema Srbima u 2015

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SNV Bulletin #6 / 86 opposite the children’s clinic with a coat-of-arms featuring the checkerboard beginning with the white field. 22 This summer, the same flag was hung in the centre of Karlovac. During the past year a petition was launched to introduce the Ustasha greeting “For the Homeland Ready” into official use in the Croatian Armed Forces. The organisers, who launched the petition on the Internet, claim that 3,200 persons have signed it and among them are Josip Pečarić, auxiliary bishop of Zagreb Valentin Pozaić, Sisak bishop Vlado Košić, football player Josip Šimunić, academy member Stanko Popović, the former director of the Croatian Institute for History, Mirko Valentić, president of the Croatian national court of ethics, Zvonimir Šeparović, attorney Zvonimir Hodak, former political émigré Nikola Štedul, priests Don Anđelko Kaćunko and Franciscan father Miljenko Stojić, host and editor of the Bujica TV show, Velimir Bujanec and others. President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović condemned the petition only after pressure from the public. On December 28, the day of Ustasha leader Ante Pavelić’s death, a memorial service was held in Zagreb at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Around 70 protesters gathered in front of the church, and next to them was a group of Pavelić’s supporters who were saluting “Siege Hail”, shouting abuse at the gathered antifascists calling them Serbs and singing Ustasha songs. The police soon issued a statement saying that no attacks had been reported and no one was apprehended. 23 /1.5.2. Protest against Commemoration in Jadovno For the third year in a row, the Croatian Guard Troops Veterans’ Association and Association of Croatian Homeland War Volunteers from Rijeka and Gospić (UHDDR) held a protest on the eve of Jadovno 1941 Remembrance Day commemoration. The commemoration was organized by the SNV, the Coordination of Jewish Communities in Croatia, the Upper Karlovac Eparchy and the Alliance of Anti-fascist Fighters and Anti-fascists (SABA), in memory of Jadovno concentration camp, the second biggest execution site in the NDH, after Jasenovac. In a statement for the media, Mile Biondić, president of the Rijeka UHDDR, disputed data that some 40,000 Serbs, Jews and members of other nationalities were killed in Jadovno and said this was a “greater-Serb myth that is supported by some members of our people”. 22 Croatian coat-of-arms with the checkerboard starting with the white field was used during the Nazi NDH 23 Mass for Ante Pavelić: Fifteen fascists physically attacked protesters http://lupiga.com/ vijesti/misa-za-antupavelica-petnaestakfasista-fizicki-napaloprosvjednike
Hate Speech and Violence Against Serbs in 2015 / 87 /1.5.3. Activity of Autochthonous Croatian Party of Rights’ (A-HSP) / Dražen Keleminec: “I am telling Milorad Pupovac to mark my words – this is his last celebration in Srb” In February 2015, the A-HSP President Dražen Keleminec, along with several fellow party members, sang the Ustasha song “Here comes the dawn, Here comes the Day” (celebrating two Ustasha military commanders) in front of the Misdemeanour court in Koprivnica. Police stood in the background and recorded this but did not apprehend him although he had sung a controversial song which glorifies Ustasha crimes. Instead, Keleminec was later only charged for misdemeanour. “The A-HSP is no longer a small party, it is now nationwide. We will soon have out patriotic forces that will line up on the Jelačić square”, Keleminec said speaking in front of the court. On July 18 members of the A-HSP protested in front of the SNV’s central office in Gajeva street in Zagreb because of a planned ceremony dedicated to the Croatian People’s Uprising Day in Srb. On the day of the ceremony Keleminec and other like-minded protesters gathered on the road beneath the monument. The Ustasha salute “For the Homeland Ready” was played through
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