On HRT programs and in the public appearances of certain right-wing and revisionist figures, Jure Francetić’s role in NDH crimes is downplayed. However, available historiographical and archival sources clearly show that he was involved in the camp system, mass killings, and deportations.

Historical sources show that the greeting “For the Homeland – Ready” was coined by Ante Pavelić and served as the official salute of the Ustaša movement and the NDH regime.

The video circulating on social media is taken out of context from a 2019 press conference held ahead of a concert in Split.

Despite the claim made in an article in the „Dubrovački dnevnik“, historical data shows that the area of Yugoslavia had an important military, political, and strategic role in the outcome of World War II.

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.

Ante Prkačin claimed that out of 165 generals in the first Yugoslavia, “one or two were Croats, none were Muslims, and all the rest were Serbs.” However, historical records indicate that there were over 500 generals, including at least 40 Croats and many members of other ethnic groups.

At a press conference, the Zagreb branch of HSLS commented on the unveiling of the relief of King Peter I in the Meštrović Pavilion, making a series of inaccurate claims about the history of the pavilion, the role of Ivan Meštrović, and the period of the king’s reign.

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.

In the media, as well as in history textbooks for elementary and high school, it is stated that the composer of the Croatian national anthem “Lijepa naša domovino” is Josip Runjanin, which does not align with historical facts.

The facts show that Serbian cultural centers in Croatia are lawful and transparently funded institutions, not ‘enemy strongholds’ as claimed by Member of Parliament Josip Jurčević.