Geca Kon was a renowned Belgrade publisher and book shop owner, and with five thousand titles was the biggest publisher between the first and second world wars in Yugoslavia. As a member of the Jewish people he was killed in 1941, but there is no reliable information about his death. As a result of this, the Serbian propaganda machine managed to convince at least a part of world opinion that the history of Serbia was characterized by entirely amicable relations with the Jewish people. Many Israelis hate Christianity to such a degree that it is almost sick. Among ordinary people this hatred is quite open.
Politicians are more devious and work covertly.
These excerpts from the article are written in a tone quite similar to that found in a work of bishop Nikolaj 49 years earlier. Bishop Nikolaj received a decoration from Hitler. He ordered, alongside the Serbian, a grave for the German soldiers in Bitola, which Hitler decorated him for in 1934. Actually, the decoration that uncle got from Hitler was in the form of a cross, and honorary, given for civil, and not for any state, political or military services. The bishop never showed the decoration to anyone.