Dacic is sending to Zagreb the list of names of 20.000 children murdered in Jasenovac
Dacic says that the list of victims will be sent to Zagreb by registered mail
Serbia will soon respond to attempts to relativize Ustasha crimes and revision of Serbian history by sending the names of 20,000 children killed in Jasenovac and other concentration camps in Croatia during World War II -Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic confirmed to Vecerenje Novosti.
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Dacic says that the list of victims will be sent to Zagreb by registered mail.
- I had planned on doing that earlier, but whenever I decide to send the list to the certain minister, they replace him. That was the case when I wanted to send the list of murdered children to the former head of Croatian diplomacy Stiro. But this time, they will receive a registered mail - Dacic said.
He stressed that the Croatian officials should be quiet at least in honor of the victims, and not to ask for new investigations, like the president Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic who pledged to establish the international commision to determine the number of victims in Jasenovac, the most notorious death camp.
(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)