politics
May 6, 2026
Son of an Ustasha Butcher Supported a Nazi Gathering! Son of Maks Luburić Celebrates Monster Father: "Thank you! Long live Croatia!"
While the world still remembers the cries of the victims from Jasenovac and the Independent State of Croatia, a group of neo-Nazis gathered in the Spanish town of Carcaixent, near Valencia, on April 20th to mark 57 years since the death of one of the most monstrous criminals of World War II, the Ustasha executioner Vjekoslav Maks Luburić!
TL;DR
- A group of neo-Nazis gathered at the grave of Vjekoslav Maks Luburić in Carcaixent, Spain, on April 20th.
- Luburić's son, Vjekoslav Luburić Jr., thanked the neo-Nazis for commemorating his father.
- The neo-Nazis read a proclamation honoring Luburić as a hero who fought against communist tyranny.
- Spanish authorities have decided to remove Ustasha symbols and coats of arms of the fascist regime of the NDH from Luburić's grave.
- Vjekoslav Maks Luburić, also known as the Butcher, was the commander of the Jasenovac concentration camp system and responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands.
- Luburić was killed in Sarajevo in 1969 by Ilija Stanić, believed to be an UDBA agent.