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Ustasha Symbols have appeared on the top of Dinara Mountain

Published: October 4, 2023
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Ustasha symbols with the message “For home ready“ (”Za dom spremni”) are painted on the highest peak of Dinara Troglav.

On the peak of Veliki Troglav, which is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) near Livno at 1,913 meters above sea level, there is a column that someone wrote with the Ustasha symbol, the letter “U” and the inscription “ZDS”.

This is not the first time that Ustasha symbols have appeared in BiH, considering that this idea, just like the Chetnik idea, still lives in these areas and has its sympathizers.

Recently, a mural was painted in Stolac for the football club Dinamo, during which the borders of the fascist creation of the Independent State of Croatia were painted and imagined. However, this mural was soon painted over.

There are also positive examples in Mostar, where street names after Ustasha functionaries were finally removed institutionally. Unfortunately, there are still individuals who do not want to distance themselves from the Ustasha symbolism and idea, Klix.ba reports.

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