Anniversary of WW2 Novi Sad massacre

Let the world remember the horrors Serbians, Jews, and Gypsies suffered unimaginable horrors by the hands of Nazis from Croatia, Hungary, and albania. Although your memory can be shaky, our memory is still fresh and unwavering as we will never forget the crimes committed by Nazis and their partners in Serbia.

At the same time we should not forget the follow-up revenge killing of at least 35,000 innocent Hungarian paesants in October of 1944.
Is it a crime to speak out against a double standard?
(Joe, 22 January 2010 02:06)

Joe, two wrongs don't make a right and we must condemn all crimes no matter what side were the perpetrators, but your post rings hollow when you continually refuse to acknowledge crimes committed against Serbs, Jews and Roma in ex YU and your failure here to condemn the crimes of your fellow Hungarian fascists.

Until people acknowledge this, we will never move on.

Michael,

At the same time we should not forget the follow-up revenge killing of at least 35,000 innocent Hungarian paesants in October of 1944.
Is it a crime to speak out against a double standard?

What happened B92?

In my second comment I just said that I never denied what the Hungarians did.
Is it too much to allow 2 postings from me? Do a have to respect a quota?

These are my family members who died at Novi Sad. I'm saddened by all the deaths that occurred at that time. But these are mine.

156, Vajnfeld Ignaz (73), Samu sire, mother, Fanny was born Lederer (Vajnfeld family lived in the street First Proletarian 55) Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad
157, Vajnfeld Rose (45) Gross was born (in Melenci, Banat), a housewife Died January 22, 1942

159, Vajnfeld Cecilia (68), sire Samuel – Laura’s notes: Ignatz’s sister, I believe, Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad


154, Vajnfeld Arpad (35), born in Melenci (son of I.) manufactories goods merchant, was shot in 1941. (Family Vajnfeld lived in Duke Mišića Street No. 8) Sometime between
158, Vajnfeld Rozi (30), born in Bačkom Petrovom Selu, Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad
155, Vajnfeld Agata (6), Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad

Michael,

At the same time we should not forget the follow-up revenge killing of at least 35,000 innocent Hungarian paesants in October of 1944.
Is it a crime to speak out against a double standard?

Let the world remember the horrors Serbians, Jews, and Gypsies suffered unimaginable horrors by the hands of Nazis from Croatia, Hungary, and albania. Although your memory can be shaky, our memory is still fresh and unwavering as we will never forget the crimes committed by Nazis and their partners in Serbia.

What happened B92?

In my second comment I just said that I never denied what the Hungarians did.
Is it too much to allow 2 postings from me? Do a have to respect a quota?

At the same time we should not forget the follow-up revenge killing of at least 35,000 innocent Hungarian paesants in October of 1944.
Is it a crime to speak out against a double standard?
(Joe, 22 January 2010 02:06)

Joe, two wrongs don't make a right and we must condemn all crimes no matter what side were the perpetrators, but your post rings hollow when you continually refuse to acknowledge crimes committed against Serbs, Jews and Roma in ex YU and your failure here to condemn the crimes of your fellow Hungarian fascists.

Until people acknowledge this, we will never move on.

These are my family members who died at Novi Sad. I'm saddened by all the deaths that occurred at that time. But these are mine.

156, Vajnfeld Ignaz (73), Samu sire, mother, Fanny was born Lederer (Vajnfeld family lived in the street First Proletarian 55) Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad
157, Vajnfeld Rose (45) Gross was born (in Melenci, Banat), a housewife Died January 22, 1942

159, Vajnfeld Cecilia (68), sire Samuel – Laura’s notes: Ignatz’s sister, I believe, Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad


154, Vajnfeld Arpad (35), born in Melenci (son of I.) manufactories goods merchant, was shot in 1941. (Family Vajnfeld lived in Duke Mišića Street No. 8) Sometime between
158, Vajnfeld Rozi (30), born in Bačkom Petrovom Selu, Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad
155, Vajnfeld Agata (6), Died January 22, 1942, Novi Sad