Serbia marks Holocaust Remembrance Day

Talk about great timing there. The moment Serbia remembers the holocaust, news come out about Germany willing to recognize Kosovo's independence.

And the EU is largely dominated by Germany's economy.

Alright, so let's just forget the thousands of Serbs who died as part of the Holocaust. Because of what happened decades later in Kosovo, we are not supposed to remember our dead? Get a grip.

In 2005,the United Nations decided to declare January 27, the day when Auschwitz was liberated by the Russian Red Army, the Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The Nazi German state killed 1.5 million people in the notorious death camp. Over one million of the victims were Jewish.

And here we are 60 years later, the nation held responsible for the greatest evils against mankind committed in the modern world, with Albanian Kosovars as accomlices, dictating policy and border changes to a sovereign nation in Europe - am I missing something? And Russia, who was the liberator of oppressed peoples to Germany's atrocities, is now viewed this nation (Germany), as an obstructionist. I guess I am nmissing something again.

Nothing to add as this book explains vividly friendship of two people.

http://www.miodragpetrovic.com/SabaciJevrejiususretu,english.pdf

http://www.miodragpetrovic.com/SabaciJevrejiususretu.pdf

Mile

Craig....sounds like you are UK based....I suggest you look closer to home for hypocrisy.

What about Serbia's WW2 general Nedic. He was a fascist and anti -semite. How can Tadic say that the Serbs were against the Nazi's when in fact they had leaders who supported deportatiion of Jews out of Serbia. The Serbs have to stop lying about there past.

Great... remembering those who were murdered by nazis in WWII.... When are they going to remember all the thousands of Albanians murdered by the very own serbian forces?
mere hypocracy

Instead of celebrating Belgrade should hand over some important war criminal.
Do you remember Mladic and Karadzic, do you remember Srebrenica?
How can Belgrade government be so ridiculous?

Nothing to add as this book explains vividly friendship of two people.

http://www.miodragpetrovic.com/SabaciJevrejiususretu,english.pdf

http://www.miodragpetrovic.com/SabaciJevrejiususretu.pdf

Mile

Great... remembering those who were murdered by nazis in WWII.... When are they going to remember all the thousands of Albanians murdered by the very own serbian forces?
mere hypocracy

Instead of celebrating Belgrade should hand over some important war criminal.
Do you remember Mladic and Karadzic, do you remember Srebrenica?
How can Belgrade government be so ridiculous?

Talk about great timing there. The moment Serbia remembers the holocaust, news come out about Germany willing to recognize Kosovo's independence.

And the EU is largely dominated by Germany's economy.

In 2005,the United Nations decided to declare January 27, the day when Auschwitz was liberated by the Russian Red Army, the Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The Nazi German state killed 1.5 million people in the notorious death camp. Over one million of the victims were Jewish.

And here we are 60 years later, the nation held responsible for the greatest evils against mankind committed in the modern world, with Albanian Kosovars as accomlices, dictating policy and border changes to a sovereign nation in Europe - am I missing something? And Russia, who was the liberator of oppressed peoples to Germany's atrocities, is now viewed this nation (Germany), as an obstructionist. I guess I am nmissing something again.

Craig....sounds like you are UK based....I suggest you look closer to home for hypocrisy.

Alright, so let's just forget the thousands of Serbs who died as part of the Holocaust. Because of what happened decades later in Kosovo, we are not supposed to remember our dead? Get a grip.

What about Serbia's WW2 general Nedic. He was a fascist and anti -semite. How can Tadic say that the Serbs were against the Nazi's when in fact they had leaders who supported deportatiion of Jews out of Serbia. The Serbs have to stop lying about there past.