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Обрисана су сва вређање јер је такво понашање недопустиво у расправама, тако да двоструких аршина нема.
Вратите се зато конструктивној расправи без вређања и троловања.
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Milan Koljanin poznati srpski istoričar : Od 1943 Stepinac se ukljucio u akciju spasavanje srpske dece
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Вратите се зато конструктивној расправи без вређања и троловања.
Цела тема је вређање истине. Ти упорно улазиш у расправу са глувим. Од тога нема ништа јер њих истина не интересује. Њих интересује само њихова верзија који нојиму ружичасто све злочине које су починили над Србима.
Зашто им дозвољавате то да раде и то упорно и константно?
Да је то државна политика говоре слике са Блајбурга. Врх државе се клања злочинцима. Усташе су за њих Хрватска армија којом се они поносе а све зато што никада нису одговарали за почињене злочине.
То ми је управо један од њих, на једној од тема на крстарици и потврдио. Како је написао, у Јасеновцу није било геноцида јер када се све десило та дефиниција није постојала и нико није осуђен. Завршио је речима, а вама је пресуђено, би сте геноцидан народ?!
Да ли схваташ да је отварање ових тема управо у духу тога. Желе да оперу историју и да злочинце прогласе јунацима. Блајбург је доказ томе.
Зашто крстарица допушта тај пројекат лажне историје?
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Nemas pojma o istoriji, i onda lupetas kao i obicno.
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Ti se pozivas na Romana Ljerak, koji je zesci falsifikator.
Ti smislis pricu koja ti odgovara i napises ovde i onda je to istina ! Komedija
Gitman koja je celu arhivu prekopala i nasla sva Stepinceva pisma i objavila ''ona j deo hrvatske propagnade''......
Gutmanova ima laznu biografiju ? Javi museju holokausta u Americi da Gutmanova laze.
Jos is izmislio da joj je prezime Gutman od muza
Hiding for our lives : Esther's story : followed by the same events as remembered by Ezjel Lederman, her husband, and Bogdan Zal, their rescuer / written by Esther Lederman.
Outlasting Hitler's armiesVariant TitleHiding for our lives : the wartime memoirs of Esther Gutman Lederman and Ezjel Lederman
https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/bib210413
Ti kao i ctx16 prepisuje kopiras, ne znas ni sta kopiras i onda izmisljas,.stvarno smesno
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Kakve Stepinac ima veze sa Jasenovcem , da nije on bio tamo ?
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Ti izsmiljas i spamujes temu, sa postovima koji nemaju veze.
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Procitaj sta je tema, i sta je rekao srpski istoricar Koljanin za Stepinca. Stalno spamujes sa postovima koji nemaju veze sa temom.
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Zabunio si se
Esther Lederman je Poljakinja, i cijela knjiga govori o Poljskoj .Nema veze sa Ester Gitman.
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Ovo sam ustvari hteo da ubacim.Zabunio si se
Esther Lederman je Poljakinja, i cijela knjiga govori o Poljskoj .Nema veze sa Ester Gitman.
Professional Background
Dr. Esther Gitman earned a Ph.D. in Jewish history from City University of New York, an M.P.S. in criminal justice from Long Island University, and a B.A. in history and sociology from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. For her Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Fellowship, Dr. Gitman researched “Rescue of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945.”Dr. Gitman’s publications include “A Question of Judgement: Dr. Alojzije Stepinac and the Jews” in Review of Croatian History (February 2006) and “In the Footsteps of Jews who Escaped Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia During World War II” which the Jewish Community in Zagreb published in 2003. She received a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Zagreb, Croatia, where she researched original documents and conducted interviews with rescuers and Holocaust survivors. Dr. Gitman’s research revealed the significant impact that the social and political environment had on the conditions of rescue. This research provided the foundation for her dissertation, which is one of the first major studies in English about the rescue and survival of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Fellowship Research
While in residence at the Center, Dr. Gitman expanded her dissertation for publication. She studied the rescue of over 9,500 Jews in Croatia during the war by the NDH officials, clergy and nuns, humanitarian organizations, Italian 2nd Army, Croatian Partisans and local population. With her unique language skills in Serbo-Croatian, Hebrew, Italian, and Ladino, as well as her in-depth understanding of the region, Dr. Gitman identified common patterns of rescue. She utilized the Museum’s recently acquired and understudied archival collections from Croatia. Her findings will help shed new light on the rescue issues and the fate of Croatian Jewry.Dr. Gitman was in residence at the Mandel Center from March 1 to August 31, 2007.
Professional Background
Dr. Esther Gitman earned a Ph.D. in Jewish history from City University of New York, an M.P.S. in criminal justice from Long Island University, and a B.A. in history and sociology from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. For her Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Fellowship, Dr. Gitman researched “Rescue of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945.”Dr. Gitman’s publications include “A Question of Judgement: Dr. Alojzije Stepinac and the Jews” in Review of Croatian History (February 2006) and “In the Footsteps of Jews who Escaped Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia During World War II” which the Jewish Community in Zagreb published in 2003. She received a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Zagreb, Croatia, where she researched original documents and conducted interviews with rescuers and Holocaust survivors. Dr. Gitman’s research revealed the significant impact that the social and political environment had on the conditions of rescue. This research provided the foundation for her dissertation, which is one of the first major studies in English about the rescue and survival of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Fellowship Research
While in residence at the Center, Dr. Gitman expanded her dissertation for publication. She studied the rescue of over 9,500 Jews in Croatia during the war by the NDH officials, clergy and nuns, humanitarian organizations, Italian 2nd Army, Croatian Partisans and local population. With her unique language skills in Serbo-Croatian, Hebrew, Italian, and Ladino, as well as her in-depth understanding of the region, Dr. Gitman identified common patterns of rescue. She utilized the Museum’s recently acquired and understudied archival collections from Croatia. Her findings will help shed new light on the rescue issues and the fate of Croatian Jewry.Dr. Gitman was in residence at the Mandel Center from March 1 to August 31, 2007.
https://www.ushmm.org/research/about-the-mandel-center/all-fellows-and-scholars/esther-gitman-2006
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Imas i njenu biografiju na wikipedijiOvo sam ustvari hteo da ubacim.
Professional Background
Dr. Esther Gitman earned a Ph.D. in Jewish history from City University of New York, an M.P.S. in criminal justice from Long Island University, and a B.A. in history and sociology from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. For her Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Fellowship, Dr. Gitman researched “Rescue of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945.”
Dr. Gitman’s publications include “A Question of Judgement: Dr. Alojzije Stepinac and the Jews” in Review of Croatian History (February 2006) and “In the Footsteps of Jews who Escaped Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia During World War II” which the Jewish Community in Zagreb published in 2003. She received a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Zagreb, Croatia, where she researched original documents and conducted interviews with rescuers and Holocaust survivors. Dr. Gitman’s research revealed the significant impact that the social and political environment had on the conditions of rescue. This research provided the foundation for her dissertation, which is one of the first major studies in English about the rescue and survival of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Fellowship Research
While in residence at the Center, Dr. Gitman expanded her dissertation for publication. She studied the rescue of over 9,500 Jews in Croatia during the war by the NDH officials, clergy and nuns, humanitarian organizations, Italian 2nd Army, Croatian Partisans and local population. With her unique language skills in Serbo-Croatian, Hebrew, Italian, and Ladino, as well as her in-depth understanding of the region, Dr. Gitman identified common patterns of rescue. She utilized the Museum’s recently acquired and understudied archival collections from Croatia. Her findings will help shed new light on the rescue issues and the fate of Croatian Jewry.
Dr. Gitman was in residence at the Mandel Center from March 1 to August 31, 2007.
Professional Background
Dr. Esther Gitman earned a Ph.D. in Jewish history from City University of New York, an M.P.S. in criminal justice from Long Island University, and a B.A. in history and sociology from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. For her Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Fellowship, Dr. Gitman researched “Rescue of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945.”
Dr. Gitman’s publications include “A Question of Judgement: Dr. Alojzije Stepinac and the Jews” in Review of Croatian History (February 2006) and “In the Footsteps of Jews who Escaped Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia During World War II” which the Jewish Community in Zagreb published in 2003. She received a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Zagreb, Croatia, where she researched original documents and conducted interviews with rescuers and Holocaust survivors. Dr. Gitman’s research revealed the significant impact that the social and political environment had on the conditions of rescue. This research provided the foundation for her dissertation, which is one of the first major studies in English about the rescue and survival of Jews in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Fellowship Research
While in residence at the Center, Dr. Gitman expanded her dissertation for publication. She studied the rescue of over 9,500 Jews in Croatia during the war by the NDH officials, clergy and nuns, humanitarian organizations, Italian 2nd Army, Croatian Partisans and local population. With her unique language skills in Serbo-Croatian, Hebrew, Italian, and Ladino, as well as her in-depth understanding of the region, Dr. Gitman identified common patterns of rescue. She utilized the Museum’s recently acquired and understudied archival collections from Croatia. Her findings will help shed new light on the rescue issues and the fate of Croatian Jewry.
Dr. Gitman was in residence at the Mandel Center from March 1 to August 31, 2007.
https://www.ushmm.org/research/about-the-mandel-center/all-fellows-and-scholars/esther-gitman-2006
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esther_Gitman
Svatko moze napisati svoju radnu biografiju.
http://www.unicath.hr/hks2015/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Govor-Esther-Promocija_Višnja-Starešina.pdf
Prodavacica bizuterije koja iz cista mira postaje povjesnicarka
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Interesantno je da Stepinac kao "veliki spasavatelj srpske djece" (upravo iz Jasenovca), nigdje u svojim "snaznim protestima" i kritici rezima samo jedanput spominje Jasenovac, kada su tamo ubili 11 slovenskih svecenika
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Kaze neko....
Imas Musej Holokausta u Americi, to se gleda sta oni kazu za Esther.
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Sta je trebao Stepinac da uradi, da ode kod Pavlica i da kaze zatvori Jasenovac, a ovaj ce da kaze evo sad cu ?
Draza nikada nije spomenuo Jasenovac.
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