Examples of 'ustaše' in a sentence
Meaning of "ustaše"
Ustaše (adjective) - refers to a Croatian fascist and ultranationalist organization, commonly used as an adjective to describe extreme nationalist beliefs and actions
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Ustaše ruling party.
This last point of the Ustaše program was accomplished.
This word almost definitely referred to Ustaše forces.
However the Ustaše never received massive support.
The racial laws were enforced by the Ustaše militia.
He reorganized Ustaše supporters and continued to publish actively.
Influences on the rise of the Ustaše.
They also attacked Ustaše guard posts in small villages.
He stated that his victory was aided by the activity of Ustaše.
More Ustaše then appeared and the killings continued.
Inmate resistance groups were aided by contacts among the Ustaše.
The Ustaše were divided as to what to do.
It associated itself with the Ustaše and aided their regime.
The Ustaše believed that a government must naturally be strong and authoritarian.
He was a member of the Ustaše organization even before the war.
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He lived an otherwise quiet life and engaged in Ustaše émigré politics.
At the end of the war Ustaše collaborators were killed after the Bleiburg repatriations.
It embraced a radical nationalist ideology that differed only marginally from Ustaše ideology.
The Ustaše slew victims with knives or smashed their skulls with mallets.
The experiment failed and the majority of the boys refused to become Ustaše.
Serbs fleeing the Ustaše terror in Herzegovina played a significant part in the uprising.
They were fed daily a portion of thin gruel and treated horribly by the Ustaše guards.
This would later be used by the Ustaše as a justification for forced conversions to Catholicism.
Jadovno concentration camp was the first camp used for extermination by the Ustaše.
The Ustaše tied their hands behind their backs and hanged them by their arms.
Persons specifically recommended by Chetnik commanders would be returned home from the Ustaše concentration camps.
The Ustaše began with the creation of military formations trained for sabotage and terrorism.
I am frequently told that German occupation troops would finally have to intervene against Ustaše crimes.
This exposition of Ustaše policy is attributed to Budak.
Infighting fragmented the surviving Ustaše.
The Ustaše were heavily influenced by Nazism and fascism.
Member of the fascist Ustaše organization.
The Jewish question was only of secondary concern to the Ustaše.
Initially the Ustaše had been heavily influenced by Italy.
Pačariz was promoted to the rank of Ustaše Colonel.
He stated that the Ustaše tried to convert the children to Catholicism.
The most numerous victims were Serbs killed by the Ustaše.
The Ustaše sought to represent Starčević as being connected to their views.
This provoked local Serb civilians to rise up against the Ustaše.
Up to six Ustaše were injured.
It was located close to village of Tenja near Osijek and operated by Ustaše.
The staff otherwise consisted of members of the Ustaše Youth and female Ustaše.
A section was established in the United States to raise support for the Ustaše.
Helen Fein estimated that the Ustaše killed almost every Romani in the country.
The Orthodox parish church was destroyed by the Ustaše the same year.
The Croatian Ustaše destroyed the house again.
The Brigades ran the string of concentration camps established by the Ustaše regime.
His orthography was adopted by the Ustaše regime in Independent State of Croatia.
The Croatian Franciscans were heavily involved in the Ustaše regime.
The Ustaše party.
