Perhaps I am biased because I have distant Slovenian relatives, but Slovenia seems to be a pretty normal, market-oriented little country.
Croatia is quite different - Tudjman was about the closest thing to a Nazi you can be in the modern era and get away with it.
Izetbegovic is an Islamist and his government should be regarded as no different from the Hamas regime in Gaza.
The Albanians is Kosovo seem to be a mix between hardcore Islamists and neo-Communists - they are just a poisonous brew.
Germany's role in all this is clear: I don't think Germany is not looking to create a resurgence of Nazism, but trying to create it's own sphere of influence to rival the US and Russia. German wants a pro-German bloc in Europe so it can use their votes and influence in the EU and possibly NATO to block initiatives that Germany finds deleterious. It's naked power politics.
Obviously, Germany should never be trusted and it should always be monitored.
Agreed, although they are far more Germanic than ever before and that "erased people" issue is a hard one to swallow.
The point is that each of these new states now all owe Germany. And given that Nazi Germany and Islam were allied in WWII, and now Germany and Islam are both rising and flexing their muscles at the same time and in the same place with the same line up of players once again, with no one noticing the historical connection between them, it worries me.
It especially concerns me that, at a time when we are battling Islamic terrorism, we support the establishment of two Islamic countries in the Balkans with known Islamic terrorist connections? It makes no sense!
Bingo. Nice one.