Jasenovac concentration camp

Same thing with Albinkurti, the prime minister of Kosovo.

That is why for me it was mind-blowing how on the question of what happened to Serbs in Jasenovac concentration camp, Vucic could not call it by its name while Croatian president Milanovic did call it by its name, which is genocide.

And it's Mind-boggling, because also there's a lot of beef between Plenković and Milanović, which clearly delineates the fact who leads which kind of politics.

So

And you could see at least a bit of a double standard with some of these countries that were part of Yugoslavia that ended up joining the EU, like Croatia, for example, which joined in 2013.

Three years after they joined the EU, there was a, a group of politicians there that unveiled a pla- a plaque in Jasenovac concentration camp, which was a labor and extermination camp in World War II run by the, uh, puppet government of the Nazis ruling Croatia at the time.

Uh, but this puppet government, they set up the, their camp independently of the Germans.

Tens of thousands have died, uh, including Serbs, uh, Roma, Jews, et cetera.

The new state set about the systematic destruction of those it deemed enemies, carrying out the genocide of Serbs, Jews, and the Roma.

At its largest concentration camp, Jasenovac, they killed at least 80,000 people.

In neighboring Slovenia, an anti-communist militia, the Slovene Home Guard, took an oath to fight alongside the SS, the Nazi paramilitary organization.

Meanwhile, across the country, Serb Chetniks waged their own campaigns between resistance, collaboration, and ethnic killing.