The Barbaric Inferno

The victims of Jasenovac were primarily Serbs, Jews, Roma, and anti-fascists. They were subjected to unimaginable horrors, including torture, starvation, and mass executions. The camp was run by a group of Catholic Franciscan friars, who played a key role in the atrocities committed there.

The Catholic Church has long been accused of complicity in the Holocaust, and the role of the Franciscan friars at Jasenovac is a particularly dark chapter in the Church's history. The friars were responsible for overseeing the camp's daily operations, and they often participated in the torture and murder of prisoners.

The Vatican has repeatedly denied any involvement in the Holocaust, but evidence suggests that the Church was aware of the atrocities being committed at Jasenovac and did nothing to stop them. In fact, the Vatican continued to support the Ustasha regime even after it became clear that the regime was committing genocide.

The Barbaric Inferno: Jasenovac and the Holocaust in Croatia is a powerful and disturbing account of one of the darkest chapters in human history. It is a book that should be read by everyone who wants to understand the dangers of fascism and the importance of fighting against intolerance and hatred.

This book is based on extensive research, including interviews with survivors of Jasenovac and archival documents. It is a valuable contribution to the historical record of the Holocaust and a powerful reminder of the horrors that can occur when hatred and violence are allowed to go unchecked.

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