Ćirilica On this day 71 years ago, the Croatian Ustashe conducted a mass murder of the remaining inmates of the Slana concentration camp on Pag Island and in the Jadovno concentration camp on Mount Velebit. At least 791 Serbs and Jews were killed on Pag Island and about 1,500 on Mount Velebit.  “Disgusted with the monstrosity of the crimes and the number of killed inmates, the Italian occupation forces took over the civilian and military authority in this area from the Nazi-puppet Independent State of Croatia (NDH) and ordered that the death camps be closed,” SRNA was told by the president of the Jadovno 1941 Association, Dusan Bastasic. An additional

Ćirilica Raphael Rafa Israeli, an Israeli academic, Professor of Islamic, Middle Eastern and Chinese history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a member of the steering committee of the Ariel Center for Policy Research, speaks on the consecration of the new-elected Bishop Jovan (Culibrk), coordinator of the Jasenovac Committee, in the Serbian Patriarchate of Pec in Kosovo at September  04. 2011., about historical and current similarities and parallels between the situation in Serbia and Israel.   Professor Israeli has taken a part on the First International Conference on Ustasha Concentration Camps in Jadovno – Gospić 1941. in Banja Luka, June 24.-25. 2011.

 Ćirilica The Jadovno From the Editor’s Foreword From the Author’s Foreword Problems of Research and Remarks About the Utilized Source Materials The Independent State of Croatia – the State of Genocide and Concentration Camps Bringing Captured People to Concentration Camps and Places of Execution Torture and Liquidation of Prisoners The Liquidation of the Ustasha Concentration Camp Jadovno Concluding Considerations About the Number of Victims Preface to the List of the Names of Victims From the Preface to the Collection of the Documents Dr Đuro Zatezalo THE JADOVNO COMPLEX OF USTASCHA CONCENTRATION CAMPS 1941 Summary Prepare: Jovan Mirković   THE JADOVNO From the Editor’s Foreword The Independent State of Croatia (1941-1945)