[Diocletian]

In regards to the use of Churchill, one must admit that the Simovic coup was a total disaster for Serbs and that Prince Paul and Stojadinovic were right. Had there been no coup, there would have been no NDH, no Ustashi, no Skanderbeg, no Handzar SS, and Tito’s Partisans would have been easily dealt with since their main source of support wouldn’t have existed without the excesses of the NDH regime.

[LjubivojeRadosavljevic]

Had there been no coup, there would have been no NDH, no Ustashi,...

Dio: Please try not to use double negatives in your argunents, thanks.

[kosta50]

In regards to the use of Churchill, one must admit that the Simovic coup was a total disaster for Serbs and that Prince Paul and Stojadinovic were right. Had there been no coup, there would have been no NDH, no Ustashi, no Skanderbeg, no Handzar SS, and Tito’s Partisans would have been easily dealt with since their main source of support wouldn’t have existed without the excesses of the NDH regime

And if the Serbs converted to Islam in the 15th century, they would have suffered none of the suffering Islam brought to them. Prince Paul and Stoyadinovich would have made Serbs collaborators of Nazi Germany (and probably the best friend of the US 50 years later!), but in retrospect the Serbs made a morally correct decision. That's more than can be said for the contemporary Serbs.