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Krunoslav Draganovic

Father Krunoslav Draganovic was a Franciscan priest who actively served the Nazi satellite regime in Croatia, which was responsible for the deaths of between 330,000 and 390,000 orthodox Serbs and about 32,000 Jews. Following the war, Draganovic facilitated the escape of numerous Croatian war criminals to South America via the College of Saint Jerome in Rome. From 1959 to 1962, especially tense years in the Cold War, Father Draganovic worked as a spy for US Army intelligence against the Yugoslav regime. Draganovic's CIA file shows the Agency's skepticism regarding Draganovic's reliability--skepticism that resulted in the termination of his employment with the U.S. Army.