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A joint visit by Israeli President Ruven Rivlin and his Croatian colleague Kolinda Grabar Kitarović to the Jasenovac Commemorative Zone on the Israeli Tajist List was considered a "lesson in teaching" in Croatia: "Rivlin has tells Croatia to focus its fascist past.] Written: SD
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According to Tajma's writing, Rivlin called on Croatia to face its past, in reproaching Croatia for "allowing"
Jasenovac is described as a "Croatian Aušvic" in the text of the Tajms, in which the Ustasha regime brutally killed tens of thousands of Serbs, Jews, Roma and Muslims. Croatia has been criticized in recent years as it does not address intolerance and celebrates Ustashi slogans and ideology. "There are those who prefer to repress the past and consider it. as a "black hole", said Rivlin in Hebrew before Croatian President Kolinda Grabar Kitarović, reports the Index. "Croatia has a moral obligation to face its past, which must not be ignored," Rivlin said, adding that it would be "an important element of the friendship between Croatia and Israel. ". The article points out that the Croatian president also expressed "deep admiration" for the Ustashi victims.
"No objective or political regime can justify the crimes committed on its behalf," said Grabar Kitarović, adding that he pledged to preserve the "collective memory of the crimes committed here." Jasenovac, further down the Israeli list, continues to be a controversial place. The text indicates that the Jewish and Serbian communities refused for three years to participate in the official commemoration of the victims of Jasenovac, and they also mention the Ustasha plate "For a ready house" near the Jasenovac commemorative area. The Israeli daily Tajms also writes that relations between Israel and Croatia have been on the rise since the death of the first Croatian president, Franjo Tuđman.
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