Види, геноцид је злочин истребљења читавог једног народа или верске групе. Дакле, кад имаш систематско истребљивање народа чији је циљ да тога народа више нема на тим просторимас- то је геноцид.
Е то су усташе радиле тј. то им је био циљ. А то што у томе нису успели, то не може да оспори да је било геноцида. Друго, шта причаш ти где је било више Срба на којој територији? НДХ је обухватала и Босну и територију данашње Хрватске. На којој је то територији било више Срба, пошто послератна Хрватска није имала исте границе као НДХ. Јел на теритоорији послератне Хрватске или којој?
Али, циљ твог ревизионизма јесте да на неки начин амнестираш усташе, а самим тим и Хрвате који су им давали већинску подршку, од геноцида над Србима, као и за активно учешће у холокаусту.
Da su Hrvati davali većinsku podršku,
ne bi od srpskog uvceta ostalo ni traga.
I genocid, ako što znači, je uspjeh u ubijanju većeg broja ljudi, ili čišćenju.
Nakon sovjetskog oslobođenja, 13 milijuna Nijemaca je protjerano iz Šlezije, istočne Pruske, Sudeta u Češkoj..a od tog je preko 1 milijun ubijen ili stradao od sovjetske vojske. Je li počinjen genocid na Nijemcima?
Srpski plan okupacije, Miloševićev, 1991., je bio okupacija oko 70% Hrvatske i cijele BH, dakle od 4,5 M Hrvata, da se protjera i poubija oko 2,5-3 milijuna. Čisti genocidni plan koji nije uspio.
Ustaše su mislile slično počistiti oko 2 milijuna Srba, dakle oko 30% srpskoga naroda- i nisu uspjeli, kao ni Milošević 91. i 92.
Niti je 1941. počinjen genocid, niti 1991.- iako je bila jasna namjera za tim.
Budući da mi je dosadno da ponavljam jedno te isto, samo c-p stare stvari (na eng.):
* during 1918-1939 period, Yugoslavia was basically a softer version of Greater Serbia, with all nations-except Slovenes- oppressed. Close to 400 Croats & ca. 2000 Muslims had been killed by Serbian paramilitaries & government forces during “peaceful” period in the 1920s & 1930s. The turning point was assassination of Croatian leader Stjepan Radić, a sort of Croatian Gandhi, by a Serb nationalist in Yugoslav parliament in 1928. This convinced some Croats that any Yugoslavia was insufferable, and the most influential among them was future Poglavnik/”Leader” Ante Pavelić, who emigrated & founded a revolutionary terrorist organization ustaše (ca. 200-300 people).
* after the collapse of Yugoslavia in the April war 1941, situation in Croatia & Bosnia and Herzegovina was something like a vacuum. No Croatian politician wanted to become the head of state patronized by Nazi German authorities, but at the same time there was a sense of jubilation: Croats got independent (in theory) country, after decades of Serbian oppression. In this vacuum, Pavelić was installed by Hitler and Mussolini as a kind of puppet. In this country, ca. 50-60% were Croats & more than 30% were Serbs (the rest were Bosnian Muslims, considered to be Croats).
* Pavelić assumed power on April the 10th 1941. But even a week before that, Serb paramilitaries had started killing Croats & some 200-400 people were killed in the interregnum. After he had been installed, Pavelić actually dissolved parliament & established a dictatorship; Croatia was crippled & many vital areas, especially in Dalmatia, were given to Mussolini’s Italy. Also, he introduced racial laws for Jews & started to persecute Serbs- both as a revenge for their participation in royalist Yugoslavia period terror & their atrocities during interregnum. In next few months perhaps 5-20,000 Serbs were killed by ustaše in various areas of NDH/Independent State of Croatia.
Basically, it was a terrorist regime & most Croats disapproved of it, but were expecting to get rid of ustaše in some future & retain statehood under democratic circumstances. So, Croats wanted a truly independent country.
* Serbs, being persecuted (along with Jews & Gypsies) rebelled on a massive scale in the last quarter of 1941 & many areas of NDH had become virtually defunct. This resulted in further Pavelić’s dependence to Hitler. On the other hand, communist partisans, led by a Croat, Josip Broz Tito, after their defeat in Serbia fled with remnants of their “army” to the NDH territory. There, they found refuge among Serbs, while many of them defected to royalist Četniks led by Serbian colonel Mihailović. Četniks had killed, during 1941, ca. 12-15.000 Muslim & Croat civilians, mostly in the eastern Bosnia regions.
From 1941-1945 there was a civil war in all of Yugoslavia, with various factions fighting for different aims. In Croatia, more Croats had been coming to partisans, especially after 1943 (fall of Italy) & thus partisans became a respectable force. For instance, Croatia had 5 partisan corpses (4 of them with clear Croatian majority), while Slovenia had 2, Bosnia & Herzegovina 2, Serbia proper 2 etc.
* in may 1945, war was over & partisans had won. But, in 2- 6 weeks after the end of war, they committed mass atrocities, killing ca. 80,000 Croatian soldiers & civilians, perhaps 10,000 Serbian Četniks & up to 4,000 Slovenian white guards.
Modern unbiased historical investigations have dispelled many myths, especially those re number of victims in Yugoslavia & NDH in particular. In sum, in all of Yugoslavia, ca. 500,000 Serbs had died unnatural deaths & this included some 300,000 Serbs in NDH. Of these, perhaps over 100,000 had been killed by ustaše, while others died of typhoid, were killed by Germans, Četniks, partisans etc. Among Croats, ca. 200,000 died of unnatural causes, virtually all of them in NDH on various sides. Percentage-wise, the biggest losses were among Bosnian Muslims, over 80,000.
