Minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations between the Republic of Serbia and the diaspora Djordje Milicevic was prohibited today from laying flowers and lighting a candle to the victims of the Ustase concentration camp Jasenovac.
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Milicevic prohibited from visiting Jasenovac
Belgrade,
14 April 2024
Minister Milicevic paid a working visit to the Serbs in the vicinity of Novska, at their invitation. After the meetings with representatives of the Serbs from the local cultural and artistic society and rural local communities, the minister and his associates headed to the memorial park in Jasenovac, in order to pay respect to the Serbs killed in the infamous camp of the Independent State of Croatia.
However, at the very entrance to the memorial complex, the van carrying the minister was stopped by Croatian police officers who surrounded the minister's vehicle with three police cars, according to a statement from the Office of Minister Milicevic.
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