"Tudjman was a fervent Red, and after the war he rose through military and party ranks, eventually becoming the general in charge of party discipline. In 1961, at the height of his career, he quit to immerse himself in Croat history. Soon he was a dissident professor, and he served a term in prison in the early '70s for opposing Tito's dictatorship. Tudjman's brave stand against communism would be admirable except that he offered an equally bad ideology in its place: ruthless Croat nationalism."Walks like an Ustashi, talks like an Ustashi...it's an Ustashi, probably getting buggered in that part of Hell reserved for Ustashi, one layer under the Nazis.
Secondly, Croatian nationalism does not equate to Ustashism.
Are you always this intellectually dishonest?