"The Serbian Nazis started their wars of conquest and extermination......"Great propaganda entry that unfortunately hits a brick wall when up against FACTS like these Serbs Saved 512 WWII US Airmen"
Serbs as a whole -- along with some Slovenes who joined them --were the only ones who WEREN'T as a whole, Nazis. Serbia had to be invaded from all sides for the Germans to take over, and even Ruth Mitchell, General Billy Mitchell's sister, fought along side of the Serb Chetniks against the Germans.
It was your beloved Croats, Bosnian Muslims and Albanian Muslims who allied themselves with Nazis during WWII, with the Bosnian Muslims and Kosovo Albanian Muslims each having their own SS Divisions.
They did round two in the 1990's Balkan wars when "your pets" teamed up with Germany and the Islamists to get their own States to ethnically cleanse of Serbs.
And Joe DioGuardi was their head cheerleader, stuffing the campaign coffers on both sides of the aisle, including supporting guys like Biden and Lantos.
This isn't the 1990's anymore, Vince. People are not the ignorant, trusting dupes they were back then -- whether it comes to foreign policy or trusting corrupt politicians just because they have and (R) beside their names.
Personally, I think that Joe really screwed the pooch with this Ponzi scheme and that's going to hurt him far worse than anything else.
And speaking of "Islamic shills", quoting Suleyman Ahmad Stephen Schwartz just makes you look silly and proves my point even further --Joe DioGuardi is an Islamic apologist.
Serbian Volunteer Corps
Serbian Volunteer Command
* Srpski Dobrovoljacki Korpus
* Serbisches Freilligen Korps
* Serbian SS Volunteer Corps
Formed on 15 September 1941, by Dimitrije Ljotic from Chetniks and his Zbor Movement activists. It had twelve 120-150 strong detachments. In January 1943, it become Serbian Volunteer Corps (Srpski Dobrovoljacki Korpus - SDK) with five 500 man battalions - four volunteer and one Chetnik Assault battalion and from 4 January 1943 it also had armored car battalion, cavalry squadron and 6 aircraft - strength is around 3,000 men. Formation was fully equipped by Germans who where impressed by its performance.
Armored car battalion (bornih kola) had some 20 different vehicles - some ex-YU which Germans considered obsolete, few French Renault tanks, Czech and maximum of three German half-tracks in very bad shape. Out of six aircraft, two were Breguet-XIX and one Fieseler Storch. Flights (when aircraft were in flight condition) were allowed only with German supervision.
In 1944 five 1200-man regiments with 500-man artillery battalion, under German tactical command but reporting to General Nedic. On 21 June another regiment was formed - 2nd Iron Regiment (2. gvozdeni puk), total strength has risen to around 9,000 men.
Strength of the Volunteer Corps in August 1944 according to Bundesarchiv, RH 19 XI/31 Militaerbefehlshaber Südost Ia, Gegenüberstellung der Feindstärken und der eigenen einsatzfähigen Kräfte im serbischen Raum (21.8.1944): 9.886 men.
On 8 October 1944 leaves Belgrade, moving to Syrmia and finally retreating to Slovenia. In November 1944 the Waffen-SS took over the job of supplying the SVC, and on paper naming it the Serbian SS Volunteer Corps. But the SVC never had German uniforms, only Yugoslav or Italian, and never donned SS patches or runes.
http://www.vojska.net/eng/world-war-2/serbia/serbian-volunteer-corps/