The Jasenovac Camp – the Auschwitz of the Balkans
A 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 articleGenocide Against the Serbian People
The systematic destruction of the Serbian people — the camps of the Independent State of Croatia, Srebrenica, and the pogroms in Kosovo and Metohija
29 articlesSlana Camp (Pag) - The Island of Death
A 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 Massacre in Glina - The Church of Death
A 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 articleGospić Camp - The First Mass Execution Site in the NDH
A 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 articleJadovno Camp - The First Death Camp in the NDH
The 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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