By Serdja Trifkovic | Over the past decade Prime Minister Rejep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government and his AKP (Justice and Development Party) have been successful in undermining Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s legacy and the character of the state founded upon that legacy. What remains is an increasingly empty shell of constitutional secularism. That shell was nevertheless... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker| Modern Tokyo Times.   In history books you can read about the Armenian genocide where Armenian Christians, Greek Orthodox Christians, Assyrian Christians, and other minorities, were massacred in the millions in 1915 and the following years. They were slaughtered because of Turkish nationalism and religious hatred but of... »

The case of the “Heroin Balkan Route By Ioannis Michaletos | The Interpol is quite specific in identifying the real importance of Southeastern Europe in the present day European narcotics market. According to the research of that organization, two primary routes are used to smuggle heroin: the Balkan Route, which runs through South Eastern... »

By Carl Savich 1941 was a pivotal year in World War II. It was a year of infamy. Both superpowers were drawn into the war that year. It was the year when the war spread to the Balkans. Both Yugoslavia and Greece were invaded and occupied by the Axis. In Serbia, the first organized... »

By Carl Savich In The Military Channel series Nazi Collaborators, in the episode “Hitler’s Executioners”, shown on November 8, 2011 at 10PM, blatantly fake images are used. The episode is on Latvian collaborator Viktors Arajs who led the Arajs Kommando group which was implicated in the mass murder of Latvian Jews during the German... »

By Carl Savich Bosnian Muslim leaders were major Nazi collaborators during World War II and the Holocaust. They were complicit in and participated in the Ustasha genocide committed against Serbs, Jews, and Roma. They demanded to be allies of Nazi Germany and formed two Nazi SS Divisions during the war. The Grand Mufti of... »

By Viseslav Simic | The Rogue and Failed “Authorities” Face Reality – the People. Realizing that the spiritual path wasn’t taking them to victory, the Serbs employed the means and methods of the material world to complement it. “For one thing is quite certain, if You simply sit still, in the belief that the... »

By Ioannis Michaletos | On the 28th of October 2011 a lone gunman, Bosnian-Wahhabi launched an attack against the American Embassy in Sarajevo injuring one Policeman. The latest attack comes after a series of other terrorist actions over the past few years by the Wahhabis in Bosnia and indicates the consistence under which Bosnian... »

Roman Catholic Croatian guards at the Jasenovac concentration camp prepare to execute an inmate. Source: US Holocaust Memorial Museum. By Carl Savich What role, if any, did the Vatican play in the genocide committed in the Independent State of Croatia, a Roman Catholic state sponsored by the Vatican? This has been a controversial topic... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times | The conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo would have done Harry Houdini proud. After all, around 8,000 Islamic terrorists travelled all the way to Bosnia and some would either stay or move to Kosovo or go back home. These Islamic jihadists were given “a free-reign... »

By Carl Savich Introduction In the summer of 1941, Serbian guerrillas launched an uprising in central Serbia against the German occupation. The Serbian uprising spread and increased in intensity, threatening the German military occupation of Serbia and endangering the German southern flank in Europe. The Serbian uprising came at the time of the German... »

By Milo Yelesiyevich | Book Review of The Deconstruction of the virtual genocide: An intelligent person’s guide to Srebrenica by Stefan Karganovic, Ljubisa Simic, Edward Herman, George Pumphrey, J.P. Maher. The alleged Srebrenica massacre of Bosnian Muslims in July 1995 is referred to regularly by the mainstream media as a moral touchstone, an example... »