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Jewish group condemns Nazarite funeral Courtesy of AHRS
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/story//ap/20080729/ap_on_re_eu/croatia_nazi_commander
ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — The funeral of a former Nazi [Nazarite] concentration camp commander was used to celebrate his crimes, a Jewish human rights group said Tuesday and urged Croatia's president to investigate. [Emma: What “crimes” might those have been? You mean doing his job guarding the camp he was assigned to guard? In that case every single soldier, including those Jewish ones in the ‘mighty’ IDF there in Jewsrael, are all criminals and ought to be hanged in public and eternally condemned. Forget the fact that Jesus Christ, the real, true God of the West, told people that there was no such thing as guilt in Him. Forget His sacrifice and struggle which ensued for the very reason that He was trying to save the world from Jewry, which is Antichrist and always has been. Why do you think Jewry ordered him killed? Yes, the so-called ‘Nazis’ were labeled ‘Nazis’ because Jews see them as ‘enemy Nummer Eins’—not wholly unlike how Jews saw Jesus the Nazarene. The official spelling of Nazarite in the old Catholic Bibles of Europe, as my friend at National Journal pointed out to me, was ‘Nazirite’, not ‘Nazarite’. This then explains why Jewry called Hitler a ‘Nazi’. To Jews, Hitler and his fellow comrades were ‘Nazirites’ like that “bastard half-Roman, Jesus, who is boiling in a cauldron of hot excrement in hell” according to Jewry’s Talmud (you know, the doctrine of AntiChrist). Thus, I refer to Adi and his cadres as “Nazarites” because that is what they were to Jewish eyes.]
Dinko Sakic's funeral was an "outrageous display of unrepentant racism, anti-Semitism and xenophobia," the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Israeli branch director, Efraim Zuroff, said in a letter addressed to President Stipe Mesic and faxed to The Associated Press.
Sakic died at age 87 on July 20 while serving 20 years in prison for war crimes he committed as head of the notorious Jasenovac camp, the worst of about 40 camps run by the then Nazi puppet regime of Croatia.
Mesic said in a statement that he has repeatedly condemned Nazi crimes, including Sakic's.
Zuroff said the funeral was used to glorify the World War II regime and urged authorities to investigate.
Sakic was buried wearing the uniform of the Ustasha, the local pro-Nazi movement, according to the Croatian daily Vecernji. It said a priest called Sakic a "model for all Croatians."
The funeral was private, attended by family and several minor right-wing politicians.
"What Croatian society needs is a clear and unequivocal reminder that Dinko Sakic was a mass murderer ... (and) that one of Croatia's greatest achievements was his prosecution and punishment," Zuroff wrote.
Sakic fled Croatia when the pro-Nazi state was crushed in 1945. He was extradited from Argentina in 1998 to face trial in Croatia, where he was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Tens of thousands of Serbs, Jews, Gypsies and anti-fascist Croats were killed in Jasenovac.
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