:1) I have no problem with this article including information about WW2, provided that the Prebilovci massacre article is deleted as justiceinwiki intends. To have both is really overdoing it. I can see one or two problems with the structure (for instance discussing the WW2 persecution in the history section when it belongs in the WW2 sub-section) but I will wait a few days for justiceinwiki, and perhaps Rjecina and others, to get it how they want and then tidy up the English etc. 

 :2) Editors should not let Rjecina or anyone else talk them out of using the word "genocide" for the Ustaša persecution of non-Croats. -) If the 5-7,000 murders (men and youths only) at Srebrenica were genocide then the Ustaša plan to eradicate ALL Serbs, Jews and Roma from NDH plainly was. Budak's Gospic speech etc is evidence that it was a calculated plan - exactly what Lemkin had in mind when he invented the word "genocide." Such a plan does not need to succeed to qualify as genocide. The fact that it was attempted is enough. See references in the World War II persecution of Serbs article for evidence that this has been accepted by historians and academics, and remember that Wikipedia is supposed to be only a record of what has been said elsewhere.