Serb church in Croatia receives neo-Nazi threats
Beta News Agency - 16 January 2008 (16:29)

SPLIT CROATIA - The Dalmatian eparchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Split has received a letter with neo-Nazi content.

According to a statement published on the SPC’s site, the letter arrived yesterday and was full of fascist and ustasha propaganda about president of the World War Two Croatian puppet state, Ante Pavelić and the “holy” camps of Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška, as well as the sinister threats of “Srbe na vrbe” (Hang the Serbs on willows) and “Juden Raus” (Jew out)

The “terrifying and unprecedented letter” threatened the complete extermination of Serbs from Croatia, and was even directed at Croatian President Stjepan Mesić, stated the SPC site.

The statement adds that the authorities in Split have been contacted and that an inquiry is under way.

New incident at Orthodox church in Split
Fonet News Agency - 18 January 2008 (13:47)

ŠIBENIK CROATIA - Last night unknown culprits sprayed a capital "U" together with a Swastika on the walls of an Orthodox Church in Split.

There was also a message reading "Srbe na Vrbe" (Hang the Serbs).

"The appearance of these new neo-Nazi and Ustasha graffiti on the walls of the Orthodox Church in Split have sparked great anxiety among Orthodox Serbs in Split," read a statement from the Church. The police have been informed, and an investigation is under way.

The same church received a threatening letter containing neo-Nazi propaganda a few days ago.

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