Confession of a Serb who works in Croatia, and the colleagues don't know where he is from: You can often hear "bombs will fall on Belgrade"

Regardless of the years of war, exodus, and geo-political-economic quarrels between Serbia-Croatia which are long behind us, national intolerance between two very similar people is still not losing its strength.

This Croat is running away from Croatia: I don’t want to live with Ustashas and criminals who dream about new Jasenovac!

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The last case like this happened in Croatian construction company, where Serb works and his colleagues don't know where he comes from.

This is his entire letter: 

"The people I work with can often show their level of tolerance and education by commenting on Serbs.

For this or that reason, whenever the Serbs are the subject of the topic; there are always comments like: motherf*ckers, the bomb will fall on Belgrade...

I even understand some people, they have someone they lost in war or they were exiled for this or that.

Foto-ilustracija: Tanjug, Widewallpapershd

The twist is: I am a Serb, they just don't know that. I can also say that the comments like that don't bother me, some of them are even funny. I know from the start that I won't be working with some intellectuals, considering that it is just a physical work, and I am getting a minimum wage.

My defensive mechanism is passive-aggressive singing "From Vardar to Triglav". No one has guessed it yet :D

In any case, everything would be ok until the boss said in the private conversation that it would be best if I stayed away from the other boss because "he is Serb". And now I fear that they will add 2 and 2 and realize that Karadjordjevic is not a Croatian last name.

I am not sure if I explained the situation very well, imagine if you told your work colleague (with whom you have very good relations) something like "f*ck them, them Serbs", and so on, and then you find out that he is a Serb after six months. I would fall in the ground out of shame.

And what if some Sherlock Holmes appears and reads the list of names, what can I say? How can I behave? Sincerely, I am more ashamed of the people, I am not bothered by the remarks they make".

(Telegraf.co.uk)