Holocaust Archive Pictures

Zagreb Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac (right), at an official Croatian ceremony in 1941

Ustashi soldiers pose with the corpses of five Serbs. By war's end, they would slaughter over 700,000 more!!

Forced Conversion. The Ustashi promised the Serbs that they would be spared death if they converted from Eastern Orthodoxy to Roman Catholicism. Thousand converted, only to be killed anyway.

Elderly Holocaust survivors, many of whom lost entire families in concentration camps, listen as Jewish leaders in Zagreb explain the process of filing for restitution from Swiss banks that received Nazi gold.

Archbishop Stepinac greets Ante Pavelic on the anniversary of the Independent State of Croatia.

Entrance to the infamous concentration camp of Jasenovac. The sign reads, "Work service of the Ustashi Defense Assembly Camp Nr. III."

Serb children after their rescue from the Ustashi camp.

In the camp of Jasenovic and Stara Gradiska about 8000 children died.

1941: Children in the Stara Gradiska concentration camp dying of slow starvation.
The government of the satellite state of Croatia ordered caustic soda to be added to their food in order to eliminate them.

In Jasenovac and other camps, the Ustashi broke the jaws of the victims and removed the gold crowns, took away the medallions,
and took the hidden gold from the rich prisoners.
The gold ended up in the palace of Archbishop Stepinac and was later shipped to Rome!!

Gold watches taken from Serb and Jewish victims
and hidden in the residence of the Archbishop of Zagreb,
where they were found after the retreat of the Ustashi.

Ante Pavelic had a hobby of collecting human eyes!!
One day a visitor came to his headquarters and noticed what looked like a bowl of oysters on the table.
"Oysters from Dalmatia" he exclaimed. "No" said Pavelic "this is a bowl of Serb eyes"

The Serb Milos Teslic, a famous industrialist and philanthropist,
was gruesomely tortured and murdered by the Ustashi.

Ustashi carrying the head of a Serbian Orthodox priest.

Nuns marching with Croatian Nazi legionaires.

Archbishop Stepinac
and the papal nuncio Marcone leave a celebration;
behind them is a German General.

The papal nuncio Marcone (in the white robes of the Dominican order),
Archbishop Stepinac next to him,
and around them sit leading military representatives of Nazi Germany and the NDH.

Members of Pavelic's bodyguard swear allegiance unto death
to the Croatian leader and receive the "church's" blessing!!

Reception of the Ustashi Police special unit at the Vatican in Sept. 1943.