Jure Francetić

Jure Francetić

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Jure Francetić was a controversial figure during World War II, associated with the Ustaše regime in Croatia. His legacy remains contentious, often referenced in discussions about nationalism and historical memory in Croatia.

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Croatia Croatia: Jure Francetić is also celebrated in the Ustaša song sung by Marko Skejo. 2

Marko Skejo Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic Gordan Jandrokovic Tiho Orlic Vinko Vukovic Rafael Boban Ante Pavelic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Skejo i ekipa u Kninu pjevali ustašku pjesmu, objavili i snimku. U istom restoranu rezervaciju imao i Milanović

Serbia Serbia: Jure Francetić is referenced as a figure associated with the Ustaše during a controversial event at a concert. 3

Vedrana Rudan Marko Tompson Rafaela Boban
Blic – popular Serbian tabloid/daily, est. 1996: Vedrana Rudan kaže da se Tompsonov koncert u Zagrebu neće održati: "Prodato pola miliona karata? Jesam li luda?"

Serbia Serbia: Jure Francetić's name was invoked during a controversial performance at a concert. 2

Marko Tompson Berislav Marsalek Vasko Rossi Rod Stewart Madonna Papa Jovan Pavle Ii Papa Benedikt Ksvi Edo Siran Rafael Boban
Blic – popular Serbian tabloid/daily, est. 1996: Tompsonov koncert oborio rekord: Za dan prodato skoro 300.000 karata