The portal Narod.hr, citing a statement by historian Vlatka Vukelić, claims that there was no children’s camp in Sisak in 1942 but rather a “humanitarian shelter”; however, relevant historiographical works and archival sources describe this site as part of the NDH camp system and classify it as a children’s camp.
Contrary to MP Mlinarić’s claim, numerous sources confirm killings and disappearances of civilians of Serbian nationality in Vukovar in 1991, even though there are still no final court verdicts for these cases.
The claim that 44 civilians were killed in Operation Storm misinterprets the Hague Tribunal’s ruling and significantly downplays the scale of casualties. The Hague Tribunal confirmed 44 cases within the indictment, which does not reflect the total number of victims; both official and NGO data point to hundreds of civilians killed.
The claim that Croatia is not accepting seasonal workers from Serbia this year is false – official institutions deny the existence of any bans or changes to entry regulations.
Member of Parliament Nikola Grmoja claimed that there are more foreign workers in Croatia than members of the Serbian national minority. However, available official data shows that this claim is not based on precise or directly comparable figures.
The Serbian acting great, who has played the most important figures of Serbian history and literature in his 40-year career, talks to P-portal about what draws him to the greats of national culture and history, many of whom are Serbs from Croatia
A press conference presenting the results of the project Let’s Get to Know in Order to Understand Each Other was held at Privrednik
Modern man is constantly angry, he is unable to be harmless, he just babbles and rants. In addition to the ubiquitous fear of death or the latent fear of loneliness, it seems to me that he is most afraid of the possibility of appearing ridiculous. And being ridiculous can sometimes be healing.
The keeper of traditional songs and singer that performs at the most prestigious international festivals
Every eighth or ninth person you meet on the street in Serbia did not live there before 1991, says Vladimir Cucić, the Commissioner for Refugees and Migration of the Republic of Serbia, for P-portal
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