Next to #Zagreb‘s 🇭🇷 main train station: the memorial for the victims of the #Shoah and the #Ustasha regime.
About 800 Jews from Zagreb were deported from here to #Auschwitz, in August 1942.
Many more, including Serbs, Roma and others, were murdered by the Ustasha in #Jasenovac concentration camp, about an hour away.

Combating historical revisionism about WWII crimes, incl. in history teaching and in the culture of remembrance, and fighting #HateSpeech are stepping stones on the path to building cohesive societies and ensuring such atrocities never happen again. #Jasenovac

Nationalist symbols are often displayed in #Croatia and former president, Grabar-Kitarović, visited #Bleiburg describing it as “A crime is a crime and it cannot be justified by any ideology." Grabar-Kitarović, however, refused to attend official ceremonies at the #Jasenovac.

Zoran Milanović has seemingly broken from this instead making controversial statements with regard to Srebrenica:

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/croatian-president-makes-controversial-statements-on-srebrenica-genocide/2442617

RT @simack___
Heute vor 22 Jahren wurde Dinko Šakić, ein ehemaliger kroatischer Kommandant des Vernichtungslagers #Jasenovac, in Zagreb #Kroatien zu 20 Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt. Er plädierte vor Gericht auf "nicht schuldig"!