I am completely convinced now! You are most certainly a paid propagandist who's sole goal on wikipedia is the integral protection of Yugoslavs and Yugoslav historiography. Hilariously enough, one needs to spend years studying the complexity of NDH in order to get the correct picture - what you do not have and will never have because of your balkan irrationality and politically fueled interest in such a topic and the surrounding topics. I really do wish I had the time and energy to flip this all around, site sources - and become more familiar with wikipedia itself - but I do not. I have trumped you in almost every single section of argument - point for point. But you still continue and you have even removed things that I have written on discussion pages within long periods of time where I am not visibly present. I would probably do the same if someone like myself was embarrassing me intellectually in the way that I embarrass you. Stipe Mesic used NDH rhetoric several times in several countries to benefit his and the HDZ's political platform. If you are going to sit here and say that the memory of NDH had nothing to do with the creation of the modern Croatian state - well then you're lying to yourself and everyone else. The entire political emigration was founded upon the tradition of NDH. The modern wave of Croatian nationalism was the idea of national reconciliation between sons of Ustase and Partizani. That's in HDZ's original political platform. Tudman had to appeal to all Croatians - that's why you Tito lovers got to parade around with the false idea of antifascism at a time when the Croatian lobby couldn't combat 60 years of communist propaganda and the Serb wartime propaganda machine that was screaming - Tudman = Pavelic, look at the flag, look at the currency! I personally witnessed Stipe Mesic playing the NDH card. He is an opportunist. He was even caught singing "Jure i Boban". Coincidence ?  Of course not. It was to his political benefit. He also left Tudman's side to shake hands with Croatia's political right in their smear campaign against Tudman himself. That's right, Stipe Mesic at HSP rallies years before Anto Djapic and the HSP denounced the Ustasa Movement or Dr. Pavelic. Look at Djapic now... There's another great example. 15 years ago he was Ustasa number one. In recent years, European pressure has made it unfavorable - so now he sings a different tune. That's the best part. All these people are the biggest balkan chameleons who use these catch themes to fool all the little balkanites into ignoring real problems in the country. That is how NDH is relevant. However, your side has done so well in the creation of this so-called antifascism, that 'pro-NDHers' if you will can only 'fight back' by pointing out communist crimes. Jasenovac Vs Bleiburg isn't really Jasenovac Vs Bleiburg, its Ustasa historiography Vs Partizan historiography. Most people in Croatia sympathize with one side or the other - you know that, and I know that. You can sit here and throw out fallacies, fact is fact, Stipe Mesic at one point in time glorified the tenth of April and sang Ustasa songs. That is a fact. Dr. Pavelic was allied with the Axis, that is a fact. He later in his emigre days distanced himself and his movement from the Nazis and formed a Croatian Democratic movement (HOP). They're politicians !