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Croatian Souvenir Stamp - Ante Pavelic

, 1941
Single stamp on serated off-white paper. Stamp depicts man in military uniform giving Nazi salute in front of a long line of soldiers. Surrounding the stamp is the Croatian seal above, and \u27Na Rad\u27 text below.

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Croatian Souvenir Stamps - Croatian Legions

, 1943
Four stamps on serated off-white paper with blue text and decorations. Seal of Croatia above stamps and text in orange. Blue stamp with sailor, green stamp with airman, red stamp with soldier in action, grey stamp with soldier not in action.

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CROATIAN PEASANT PARTY AND THE PEASANT MOVEMENT IN KOPRIVNICA AND THE PODRAVINA REGION FROM 1929-1941

, 2002
Autor je na temelju pisanja novina, arhivske građe i literature dao pregled djelovanja Hrvatske seljačke stranke i seljačkog pokreta u Koprivnici od početka šestosiječanjske diktature do sloma Kraljevine Jugoslavije i uspostave NDH. Uz organizaciju HSS-a
Hrvoje Petrić, Petrić, Hrvoje
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Positon of the Serbs in the Armed Forces of the Independent State of Croatia 1941. - 1945.

, 2002
U radu je prikazan položaj vojnih obveznika srpske nacionalnosti u domobranstvu NDH. Odmah nakon uspostave NDH, u travnju 1941., Srbi su bili sasvim isključeni iz domobranstva.
Nikica Barić, Barić, Nikica
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Recontextualizing the Fascist Precedent: The Ustasha Movement and the Transnational Dynamics of Interwar Fascism

, 2015
Aristotle Kallis
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6 The Interwar Ustasha Movement and Ethnolinguistic-Racial Identity

, 2014
This chapter underlines how misleading it is to define Ustasha ethnic-racial ideas as a negative ideology based on straightforward anti-Serbianism and without 'a coherent elaboration of the Croatian national identity' (Srdja Trifkovic). The Ustashe were ideologically motivated, first and foremost, by anti-Yugoslavism, as they aimed to eradicate the ...
Nevenko Bartulin
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Appendix: The Origins and Ideology of the Ustasha Movement

, 2015
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Cults of Death and Fantasies of Annihilation: The Croatian Ustasha Movement in Power, 1941–45

Central Europe, 2005
Croat youth! You know them well, not from today and not from tomorrow. You have known them for a long time. Does it not seem as if we have already worked and spoken with them somewhere? Do you not feel their presence? Marko Hranilovi a c and Matija Soldin are with us, although it has been ten years since their brave deaths, because their spirits live ...
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10 Recontextualizing the Fascist Precedent: The Ustasha Movement and the Transnational Dynamics of Interwar Fascism

2015
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Paving the Road to Death: Antisemitism in the Ustasha Movement (1929–1945)

2019
Pregledni rad u kojem se sumiraju različiti pristupi antisemitizmu u ustaškom pokretu.
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