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pavelić: (noun) - Refers to Ante Pavelić, a Croatian fascist leader who led the Ustaše movement in the Independent State of Croatia during World War II. The name is associated with historical and political contexts related to the Balkans and the events of that period
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Pavelić was never captured or tried for his crimes.
Luburić vehemently denounced Pavelić and his followers.
Pavelić agreed to this exchange.
Intelligence reports differed over the location of Pavelić himself.
Pavelić tried to prolong the negotiations with Italy about the boundary between the two states.
In the public arena there were efforts to create a cult of personality around Pavelić.
Pavelić took up employment as a security advisor to Argentinian president Juan Perón.
The members of the division swore an oath of allegiance to both Hitler and Pavelić.
Ciano proposed a meeting between Pavelić and Mussolini to resolve the matter.
Herenčić gave the report to Pavelić.
Pavelić survived the attempt and soon left Argentina for Spain.
Cheering in the streets as people await the arrival of Ante Pavelić.
Mussolini and Ante Pavelić had close relations prior to the war.
Pavelić publicly defended the decision and thanked Germany and Italy for supporting Croatian independence.
France unsuccessfully requested extradition of Percevic and Pavelić.
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Hana Pavelić was soon caught and killed in the Stara Gradiška concentration camp.
Running straight towards Pavelić.
Pavelić founded the Croatian Orthodox Church with the aim of pacifying the Serbs.
This new gendarmerie swore allegiance to Hitler, not Pavelić.
Pavelić was transferred to the Syrian-Lebanese hospital, where his true identity was established.
When the grumblings of discontent against Pavelić subsided, Luburić returned to Spain.
Pavelić was transferred to the Syrian-Lebanese hospital, where his real identity was established.
When Meštrović replied that Pavelić must know everything, Stepinac went pale and burst into tears.
Pavelić was still counting on German support, but without success.
After a short stay in Austria, alongside Gustav Perčec, Pavelić moved to Budapest.
Pavelić was never captured or tried for his crimes, escaping to Spain.
On the first day, and Vladimir Predavac had a meeting with Pavelić and Andrija Artuković.
Pavelić lived secretly with his family, probably by agreement with the Spanish authorities.
Croat-nationalist, Ante Pavelić was appointed leader.
Pavelić left Germany under a false passport and went to Italy, where his family already lived.
On 14 July, they received a positive response, after which Pavelić maintained contact.
Hitler impressed on Pavelić that he should maintain a policy of " national intolerance " for fifty years.
At the top of the command was the Poglavnik ( meaning " head " ) Ante Pavelić.
As an adult, Ante Pavelić decided to move to Zagreb to study the law.
Pavelić was assisted by Georg Percevic, a former Austro-Hungarian military officer.
After the last meeting, held on April 22, Pavelić agreed to Đukić 's requests.
Pavelić also attended a Jesuit primary school in Travnik, growing up in a Muslim-majority city.
Under pressure from France, the Italian police arrested Pavelić and several Ustaša emigrants on 17 October 1934.
Pavelić formed the Croatian Liberation Movement, which drew in several of the former state 's leaders.
In Zagreb, Pavelić attended high school.
Ante Pavelić was anti-Serb and pro-Catholic, viewing Catholicism as an integral part of Croat culture.
On 25 April, Pavelić and Ciano met in Ljubljana again discussing borders.
Pavelić graduated in Zagreb in 1910 and entered the Law Faculty of the University of Zagreb.
In February 1945 Pavelić sent Luburić to Sarajevo with instructions to destroy the resistance movement.
Pavelić answered, "We shall kill them all.
Pavelić later confirmed the meeting in his work Hrvatska država živi 1949.
