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Resistance to the Persecution of Ethnic Minorities in Croatia and Bosnia During World War II
註釋Arguing against past and current apologists for the notion that different ethnic groups cannot coesixt peaceably within a single state, the author shows that within the genocidal crucible of the wartime 'Independent State of Croatia', a partisan movement of Croats, Muslims, Jews, Serbs, Roma, Volksdeutsch and Hungarians emerged dedicated to the idea that common humanity was more important than ethnic difference.