Scandal in Siroki Brijeg: Boys wearing T-shirts with the coat of arms of the most notorious and most controversial Ustasha unit (PHOTO)

New incident related to the promotion of Ustashas has occurred at the traditional manifestation "Days of Kocerin", which is held in Siroki Brijeg.

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In the children's football tournament, one team competed under the name "Black Legion", and played in black T-shirts with an inscription and a coat of arms with the initial white field. The Black Legion team won the tournament with the strong support of the parish priest, Fr. Mario Knezovic, who, with boys, was ready to pose after winning the tournament.

The photo was published by the Bosnian journalist Bakir Hadziomerovic on his official Twitter account, which stated that "Every jerk that brings his children into the context of Black Legion does not deserve less than Francetic to be his baby sitter, and Jasenovac his kindergarten."

Svaki kreten koji svoju djecu dovodi u kontekst Crne legije ne zasluzuje manje nego da mu Francetic bejbi siter bude, a Jasenovac obdaniste. pic.twitter.com/Tn1WX3x7AM

— Bakir Hadžiomerović (@HadziomerovicB) July 1, 2017

Black Legion was among the most notorious and most controversial Ustasha units, commanded by Jure Francetic, and his deputy was Rafael Boban. The unit started operating after the establishment of Independent State of Croatia in eastern Bosnia. Paradoxically, the parish priest Knezovic is known for his negative attitudes about the Bosniaks and the constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Black Legion, as well as the Ustashas, regarded the Muslims as part of the Croats, until they started massively crossing to the partisans.

This incident happened almost simultaneously with the attempt to place a memorial plaque to Jure Francetic in Otocac, which was also condemned the Prime Minister and the President of the Parliament. Don Andjelko Kacunko, disappointed with the failure of the plaque, led the Mass for the infamous Ustasha commander in Otocac, while justifying Ustasha greeting "Ready for homeland" from the altar.

He asked from the altar why is the Ustasha greeting from the hypothetical situation in which the hypothetical musician from the stage says "Ready for drugs" is more harmful. Nebulous comparison is not surprising, since the same person stated that "contraception causes breast cancer and that women find the navel more important than the brain."

(Telegraf.co.uk)