Author: Ena Mirkovic
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Barry Letuchy: The truth of ISC and Jasenovac Extermination Camp
The guest of the show ‘Interview of the Week’ was Barry Letuchy, a gentleman of Jewish origin on his father and Serbian origin on his mother, whose ancestors on both sides were victims of genocide, director of the Jasenovac Research Institute from New York, USA. The reason for the conversation was the Second International Conference […]
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Ustaški zločini: Sjećanje na srpske žrtve pokolja u glinskoj crkvi
U Glini je danas obilježen Dan sjećanja na žrtve ustaškog zločina u ovom gradu, gdje je u ljeto 1941. godine u pravoslavnoj crkvi izvršen masovan pokolj Srba. Dan sjećanja organizovali su Antifašistička liga Hrvatske i Srpsko narodno vijeće /SNV/. Cvijeće su ispred Spomen-doma, između ostalih, položili zamjenik gradonačelnika Gline Branka Bakšić Mitić, članovi Vijeća srpske nacionalne manjine grada Gline i predsjednik banjalučkog Odbora za pomoć Srbima na Kosovu i Metohiji Milorad Arlov.
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Ilinka Osman, May 22, 2021, Smederevska Palanka
The guest of the show “Interview” was Ilinka Osman, a woman who as a child survived the hell of the Ustasha camp in Jasenovac. As a girl from the Serbian village of Vujanovići in the Bosnian Krajina, she hid in the forest for almost a year. Her father was killed on Kozara and she was […]
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Nedeljko Neđo Goga, November 25, 2019, Vrnjačka Banja
The guest of the “Interview” show was Nedeljko Neđo Goga, a graduated fine artist. As a four-year-old boy, he went through horrors during the Second World War. As a child from Kozara, he ended up in Jasenovac, Sisak and Stara Gradiška camps. He never gave up during his life, and found a way out of […]
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Jasenovac und der Holocaust in Jugoslawien
German Edition: Jasenovac und der Holocaust in Jugoslawien: Analysen und Augenzeugenberichte, von Barry Lituchy, 400 s., 2019, Described here. The book can be purchased here for 14€90
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Book on Jasenovac Available. Jasenovac and the Holocaust in Yugoslavia: Analyses and Testimonies
As scholarship and awareness of the Holocaust grew rapidly in the 1990’s, information on Jasenovac and the genocides perpetrated against Serbs, Jews and Romas in Yugoslavia during World War II was absent from this discussion.
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Remembering JRI Board Member Dr. Traian Stoianovich
By Dr. Norman Markowitz, JRI Director, Professor of History, Rutgers University Traian Stoianovich, a world-renowned scholar of Balkan history and a member of our JRI Advisory Board passed away after a long struggle with cancer. Of Serbian Yugoslav background, Traian was born in Graješnica, Macedonia in 1920 and grew up in Rochester, New York. At a time […]
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“Flow river, flow”-Belgrade Syndicate featuring Pavlina Radovanovic
The association “Jadovno 1941” presents Belgrade Syndicate featuring Pavlina Radovanovic, FLOW RIVER, FLOW from the album “Syndical Spring”, 2023.
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The Jasenovac Research Institute Mourns the Passing of Historian and JRI Colleague Jovan Mirković
It is with great sadness that we must report the death of our friend and colleague Jovan Mirković. Jovan Mirković was one of the most important historians and authorities on the history of the Holocaust in Yugoslavia, particularly focusing on and dedicating his life to research on the Independent State of Croatia’s genocide during the Second World War against the Serbian, Jewish and Roma people and clergy. His work will have a lasting impact on the future of the scholarship on this subject.
