[FormerLib]

Except, of course, that the Serbian government at the time was the pro-Nazi government of prime minister Milan Nedic.

The one opposed by the Serbian people, you mean.

Very telling of you to be so misleading on that point.

[wideawake]

Again, one could just as easily claim that the Vichy government was "opposed to the French people" - despite the fact that it was a French organization staffed by Frenchmen and followed by a large percentage of the French.

The Nedic government was the Serbian Vichy, and like Vichy does for French history, Nedic complicates the hypernationalistic revisionism promoted by FR's Serb lobby.

Let's be honest: Radmanovic is not motivated by some high-minded, selfless regard for the people of Israel - he is against whatever Izetbegovic is for. That's fine, if I were him I would be too. There's no need to invent a mythical alternate history of Serbian advocacy for Israel.