1. Dubrovnik expelled Jews several times in history
2. Although Zemun was then part of the Kingdom of Croatia, Ben Shlomo was inspired by ((Serbian nationalism)), not Croatian
3. Not only was that Masonic center founded in a predominantly Wallachian/Serbian city, but Serbian writers and priests entered it.
4. If we take June 22 as the day of the establishment of the first anti-fascist unit in the Balkans, the Draža movement was founded already in May of that year (there was, however, a small detachment of several dozen Croats in Split founded 2 days earlier)

5. "Successful" is a very generous description of that parade

Another misinformation spread by book "Partisan cooperation with Germans, Ustasha and Albanians." by Miloslav Samardžić

According to Samardžić, in this picture ( "Partisans and Ustashas in Western Bosnia, 1942-1943") the Ustashas are shaking hands with partisans. However, there are no partisans in this picture, created in 1943. There is indeed an Ustasha in the picture, but the other three uniformed men are not partisans, but The armies of Huska Miljković (militia from the Cazin region that cooperated with everyone during the war: Ustasha, Germans, Chetniks and partisans).

Huska Miljković (second from the right, with his hands in his pockets) can also be seen in the picture.

Ethnic composition of the NOV Supreme Staff (Partisans)

-Arso Jovanović, Chief of Staff, serb
- Mihailo Apostolski, Macedonian
- Svetozar Vukmanović, serb
- Nikola Grulović, serb
- Uglješa Danilović, serb
- Peko Dapčević, serb
- Petar Drapšin, serb
- Milovan Đilas, serb
- Vojislav Đokić, serb
- Veseli Đujović, serb
-Vlada Zečević, serb
- Pavle Ilić, serb
- Radivoje Jovanović, serb
- Edvard Kardelj, Slovenian
- Sava Kovačević, serb
- Rade Končar, serb
- Franz Leskosek, Slovenian
- Ivan Maček, slovenian
- Ivan Milutinović, serb
- Gojko Nikoliš, serb
- Savo Orović, Srbin
- Izidor Papo, Jew
- Moša Pijade, Jew
- Vlado Popović, serb
- Ivo Lola Ribar, Croat
- Aleksandar Ranković, Serb
- Ivan Rukavina, Croat
- Pavle Savić, serb
- Vladimir Smirnov, Russian
- Velimir Terzić, serb
- Rade Hamović, serb
-Josip Broz Tito, Croat/Slovene

Documentary about chetnik sabotage of German war effort, group "Gordon" which carried out 1,499 recorded sabotages and diversions against Germans remains the highest number of such actions by any group in WW2. Sabotage in Nedić controlled Serbia became such an issue that Germans shot 100 Serbs for every railway destroyed and 1000 for every bridge blown up.

Part of documentary series "WW2 in Yugoslavia", although there are more of these documentaries this seems to be the only one with subtitles.

The Rescue of Jews in the Italian
Zone of Occupied Croatia by
Daniel Carpi page 7/43

Serbs love to cope how "Jewish" the Ustashe were with this Visnja Pavelic interview.
Funny thing is all of them dont include this bit where Visnja says that her father (Ante Pavelić) actually had nothing against Serbs and that he even took Serbs into his arms.

We would just like to ask our colleagues from EternalMutts channel to check their sources because they don't make sense...

Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Second World War

page 33.