They will never forgive us for the mass graves that bear witness to their crimes, said the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in Donja Gradina, where he attended the commemoration of the Day of Remembrance for the victims of genocide against Serbs, Jews, and Roma in the NDH.
“I am proud to be here with you in Donja Gradina. Proud that every year we change the fate that was intended for us, and by changing ourselves we secure the future of our people. By resisting and standing up to those who intended our disappearance, we show that we will live,” Vučić said.
The Partisans and the Red Army, added the President of Serbia, had already been in Belgrade for seven months, while the srbosjek (Srbosjek refers to a specific type of knife used in the Jasenovac concentration camp) in Jasenovac was still tirelessly doing its work.
“Victory Day, May 9, is approaching, and yet the frenzy of evil continued to orchestrate a bloody rampage, unhindered and uninterrupted,” said Vučić.
He asked who had allowed the “Balkan Auschwitz,” as it was called by Gideon Greif, to operate until May 4.
“How is it possible that the Partisan brigades did not attack Jasenovac? Who allowed the work of that monstrosity of a camp to continue, ensuring that almost no Serbs survived? The Red Army entered Auschwitz, but no one entered Jasenovac,” Vučić said, according to RTRS.
He also stated that the Serbian people are determined to remain free, adding that Serbia is under attack from both outside and within, as is Republika Srpska.
“Our economy has been attacked,” said the President of Serbia, adding, “we do not forgive anyone who tries to destroy our state.”
Written by our correspondent D.I.
