Orthodox Cross Painted in Croatian Colors at Site of Ustasha Camp on Pag
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ON PAG, an Orthodox cross dedicated to the victims of the Ustasha camps was desecrated with symbols of the NDH, continuing a series of vandalisms in Slana Bay.
PAG - A new case of vandalism has been recorded on the island of Pag, targeting a memorial to victims of the Ustasha camps from World War II. At the end of October, a group of young men from Metajna painted a three-meter-high Orthodox cross in Slana Bay in the colors of the Croatian flag with the first white field, a symbol associated with the NDH.
On the island of Pag, the monument dedicated to the victims of the Ustasha camps in Slana and Metajna was damaged again. A group of young men from Metajna around 27.
A group of young men from the settlement of Metajna, on the Croatian island of Pag, at the location of the nearby former Ustasha camp Slana, repainted the long-established and recently restored Orthodox cross in the colors of the Croatian flag with the first white field, which alludes to the Independent State of Croatia and the Ustasha regime, several sources familiar with the event said today. Except […]
The cross erected in memory of the victims of the Slana camp is painted in the colors of the Croatian flag, and additional symbols are drawn on the surrounding rocks.
The Orthodox cross in the area of the former Ustasha camp Slana on Pag has been repainted in Croatian colors. Photos of the new incident were published.
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