[duntez]

When Nazi Germany marched through Europe with a heavy march, many Croats had a great opportunity to join their ranks.
Among these was the 24-year-old Petr Brzitsa.
He was influenced by nationalist ideas while still studying at Franciscan College, but only in 1942 he had the opportunity to fully realize his sadistic fantasies.

On the night of August 28-29, Brzitsa took part in a competition to kill captured Serbs ( Christian , when Croatia is Muslim country) prisoners of concentration camps. The main rule was reminiscent of a computer game: whoever kills more, he won.
Using a Serbosek knife( you herd it, they invented this knife to kill Serbs) designed specifically for such purposes, the Croat killed 1360 people with his own hand, thereby gaining a landslide victory (according to other sources, only 1100, but 1360 is considered closer to the official version). He was greeted with shouts of “Peter Brzitsa - Peter the Ripper” and “No Croats are faster”, and the management awarded him a golden watch and a chic dinner.

But what is most remarkable, Brzits did not suffer any punishment for this.

After the defeat of Germany, he moved to the USA ( YAY!!!) and the latter, in view of the tense relations on the world stage, refused to extradite him to Serbia.
There, the trace of Brzitsa is lost, but information surfaced that the Croat lived to a very old age, having died only in 2007.

[Johnny Wadd]

https://www.documentingreality.com/f...h-camp-147322/

[kellyhound]

correct name is petar. murdering machines

Friganović's comments in full:
"“Franciscan Pero Brzica, Ante Zrinušić, Sipka and I waged a bet on who would slaughter more prisoners that night. The killing started and already after an hour I slaughtered much more than they did. It seemed to me that I was in seventh heaven. I had never felt such bliss in my life. And already after a few hours I slaughtered 1,100 people, while the others only managed to kill 300 to 400 each. And then, when I was experiencing the greatest ecstasy I noticed an elderly peasant standing and peacefully and calmly watching me slaughter my victims and them dying in the greatest pain. That look of his shook me: in the midst of the greatest ecstasy I suddenly froze and for some time couldn't make a single move. And then I walked up to him and found out that he was some Vukasin [Mandrapa] from the village of Klepci near Capljina whose whole family had been killed, and who was sent to Jasenovac after having worked in the forests. He spoke this with incomprehensible peace which affected me more than the terrible cries around us. All at once I felt the wish to disrupt his peace with the most brutal torturing and, through his suffering, to restore my ecstasy and continue to enjoy the inflicting of pain.
“I singled him out and sat him down on a log. I ordered him to cry out: ‘Long live Poglavnik [Fuehrer] Pavelić!', or I would cut his ear off. Vukasin was silent. I ripped his ear off. He didn't say a word. I told him once again to cry out ‘Long live Pavelić!' or I would tear off the other ear too. I tore off the other ear. ‘Yell: “Long live Pavelić!”, or I'll tear off your nose.' And when I ordered him for the fourth time to yell ‘Long live Pavelić!' and threatened to take his heart out with a knife, he looked at me, that is, somehow through me and over me into uncertainty and slowly said: ‘Do your job, child.' [Radi ti, dijete, svoj posao.] After that, these words of his totally bewildered me. I froze, plucked out his eyes, tore out his heart, cut his throat from ear to ear and threw him into the pit. But then something broke within me and I could no longer kill that night ... Brzica won the bet because he had slaughtered 1,360 prisoners and I paid the bet without a word.” (Qtd. in The Role of the Vatican in the Breakup of the Yugoslav State, by Dr. Milan Bulajić, Belgrade, 1994: 156-57; from a January 1943, interview with Friganović by psychiatrist Dr. Nedo Zec, who was also an inmate at Jasenovac.)

[Budd Dwyer]

Holy fucking shit, i knew that serbs and croats were brutal beyond belief during WW2 but this is something else. They really got off on killing. Scary stuff.

[K53]

Photos never lie, the brutality of war is beyond belief/

[TheIckyMan]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

And when I ordered him for the fourth time to yell ‘Long live Pavelić!' and threatened to take his heart out with a knife, he looked at me, that is, somehow through me and over me into uncertainty and slowly said: ‘Do your job, child.'

Bad as hell. That's up there with Giles Corey saying, "More weight."

[zrch554]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

On the night of August 28-29, Brzitsa took part in a competition to kill captured Serbs ( Christian , when Croatia is Muslim country) prisoners of concentration camps.

If I understand you correctly, you are stating that the sebrs were christians while croats muslims. Now to correct your statement with facts, Croatia back than as it is now, it was Catholic Christian and Serbians were Orthodox Christians. So both were/are Christians. They dont hate and killed each other back than as they did in the 90s for religion reasons. Get your facts straight.

[duntez]

Yeah you r right. I have a guy from Croatia at work and he said most of them are Islamic. I took his word for it

[Joh]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Yeah you r right. I have a guy from Croatia at work and he said most of them are Islamic. I took his word for it

Most of Croats are christian catholic and Serbs are christian ortodox. Although, todays Bosnia was part of Independed State of Croatia, and in Bosnia there is majority Muslim population, Croats are not Islamic nor Muslim.

[Bratislava]

Originally Posted by Budd Dwyer ↗

Holy fucking shit, i knew that serbs and croats were brutal beyond belief during WW2 but this is something else. They really got off on killing. Scary stuff.

600 years of Ottoman occupation will do this to a people.