Where would serbians be mostly accepted in western Europe ?

[Sorab12]

I missed that post.



Putting alive people into frozen Danube showed your brutality.

"In Novi Sad, victims were forced to march across the frozen Danube, only to perish when the ice sheet was shattered by shelling from the shore. Some were pushed into holes in the ice sheet, causing them to drown or succumb to hypothermia, while others were shot in the street."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novi_Sad_raid

Whole of Sirig was almost wiped away by Mikloš Horty .Also Hungarians did horrible atrocities against the Serbs in Čurug etc .

[Far_away]

Anywhere in Allies Countries of WW2.

These "allies" bomb us for 78 days. We are for everyone barbarians and warlike. We are getting regular military service back but everyone already comments like we would attack everyone around us lol.

[Scarface F]

I missed that post.



Putting alive people into frozen Danube showed your brutality.

"In Novi Sad, victims were forced to march across the frozen Danube, only to perish when the ice sheet was shattered by shelling from the shore. Some were pushed into holes in the ice sheet, causing them to drown or succumb to hypothermia, while others were shot in the street."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novi_Sad_raid

Yes. However Hungary prosecuted these crimes on their own initiative and that happened during the war itself, which is unimaginable in most Balkan countries.

The Hungarian news media denounced the raid as unparalleled in the country's military history. The Hungarian government also condemned the killings, vowing that the perpetrators would be brought to justice.

The Hungarian government and news media condemned the raid, calling for an immediate investigation. In 1943, the Hungarians conducted a mass trial of those suspected of organizing the raid, handing down four death sentences.

When did Serbia prosecuted it's war crimes, especially when war was still ongoing? I would say never. You are free to correct me.

[Florstadt]

Yes. However Hungary prosecuted these crimes on their own initiative and that happened during the war itself, which is unimaginable in most Balkan countries.



When did Serbia prosecuted it's war crimes, especially when war was still ongoing? I would say never. You are free to correct me.

The slaughter provoked outrage in neutral countries, including Switzerland, Sweden, Spain and Turkey, I guess that Miklós Kállay, being a suspect himself, must have taken steps to clear his name and to regain support.

Here is what happened almost more or less 70 years afterwards


https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-14185045





- https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna28179844

The Hebrew monument in Novi Sad :