Ustaški koncentracijski logor Loborgrad

Janeš, Jana. (2017). Ustaški koncentracijski logor Loborgrad. Diploma Thesis. Filozofski fakultet u Zagrebu, Department of History. [mentor Hutinec, Goran].

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Concentration camp Loborgrad is one of the camps established during the ustaša regime of Ante Pavelić. It was the only camp under the direct management of Germans on the territory of NDH, in which women and children were the prisoners. This master‟s thesis is based on two funds that are stored in Croatian State Archive, as well as on relevant literature. This paper addressed the political climate that influenced the formation of ustaša emigration, their activities and ultimately the proclamation of the new state. Patterend on racial laws, which were based on Germany and Italy, the NDH has persecuted minorities like Jews, Serbs and Gypsies, people who didn‟t share their opinions as well as the people who didn‟t want to join ustaša regime. That was punishable by forced labor and death camps. This is described in the first part of this master‟s thesis. The second part of the thesis is devoted only to the theme, Loborgrad camp. It describes the treatment of women and children, health, nutrition and hygiene in the camp, and at the end of the thesis, the applications for release from the camp and testimonies of the survivors. In such regime based on fear, one person was prominent. Her name was Diana Budisavljević. With her activities, she was helping children and other prisoners. The thesis is divided into several units, and at the end is the conclusion of the whole work.

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