In this video you can see the act of excavating Huda Jama. Also, the American film company iFilms LLC, in collaboration with partners from Croatia, is filming a documentary feature film “Huda Jama” about the suffering of Croatian, Slovenian and Austrian civilians who were brutally tortured and executed by communists without trial in 1945, a few weeks after the end of World War II.

First time in Huda Jama, those present were in shock… “Over three thousand people died here. Two thousand Croats, 700 Slovenians and 300 Austrians. The crime in Huda Jama was committed by the Slovenian 3rd Brigade of the KNOJ, and the liquidations themselves were carried out by the 1st Battalion, led by Benjamin Žižmond. 18 of them are still alive, they receive partisan benefits, which together with their pensions amount to around 1,500 euros,” said Leljak. “All the bodies were preserved. We saw the hair, skin and suffering of these people. It was clear that they were buried alive, walled up,” said Roman Leljak. Due to the lack of oxygen, the bodies did not decompose and remained fairly well preserved.

BATTLE OF ODŽAK (Berlin fell – Odžak did not, we bring details about the last battle of World War II). The Battle of Odžak was the last battle fought in an organized manner by the armed forces of the Independent State of Croatia against the Yugoslav Communist Army in the territory of the NDH. The battle is also known as one of the last battles of World War II on European soil.

Partisans shot 192 prisoners and 130 civilians during the capture of Bihać (video from 1943, from the excavation of 166 executed in a mass grave).

Bugojno Group – Operation Phoenix 72 interesting details, footage and documents!

On November 23, 2023, the Association for the Promotion of Croatian Historical Truth presented the monograph “Zrin in Memory of the Victims of Genocide” on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the crime. The book was published on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the suffering of Zrin, when on the feast of the Assumption and on September 9 and 10, 1943, partisans and Chetniks killed almost a third of the inhabitants in a genocidal campaign, burned the parish church of the Finding of the Holy Cross, as well as the entire village.