Jasenovac Death Camp
Jasenovac — the largest death camp in the Independent State of Croatia, where the Ustaše systematically murdered Serbs, Jews, Roma, and anti-fascists.
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283 documented events in the archiveJasenovac — the largest death camp in the Independent State of Croatia, where the Ustaše systematically murdered Serbs, Jews, Roma, and anti-fascists.
Read articleA concentration and death camp in the NDH (1941–1945). Between 83,000 and 100,000+ people perished – Serbs, Jews, Roma and anti-fascists. The largest death camp in the Balkans.
Read articleThe mass slaughter of the Serbian population in Lika and Kordun.
Read articleA German concentration camp in Belgrade — more than 23,000 shot.
Read articleThe first Ustaše death camp, established as early as June 1941, where over 40,000 Serbs, Jews, and Roma were killed.
Read articleA concentration camp on the island of Pag (June-August 1941). Over 4,500 people killed - thrown into the sea from a cliff. Destroyed before the Italians arrived.
Read articleThe church in which the Ustaša slaughtered hundreds of Serbs.
Read articleThe mass slaughter of the Serbian Orthodox population in the church at Glina, one of the most horrific Ustaše crimes.
Read articleA mass murder in the Orthodox church in Glina (11-12 May 1941). At least 1,200 Serbian civilians slaughtered in the church. One of the first mass crimes of the NDH.
Read articleA concentration camp in Gospić (May-August 1941). Over 3,000 people executed in the Jadovno pit and around Gospić. The first wave of Ustaša crimes.
Read articleThe first concentration camp in the NDH (May-August 1941). At least 10,000 people killed - thrown into the pits of Velebit. A precursor to Jasenovac.
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