Reakcije? Le salut "Za Dom - Spremni!" Za dom spremni! The salute was used in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Croatian War of Independence and Bosnian War. Šimunić denied supporting "any form of intolerance or bigotry. [10], During this time, the salute was used in various ways, for example as "Za poglavnika i za dom spremni! ... općepoznato da se uzvik 'Za dom' uz pozdrav 'Spremni' koristio kao službeni pozdrav totalitarnog režima Nezavisne države Hrvatske te je kao takav ukorijenjen kao simbol rasističke ideologije, uz izraženi prezir prema drugim ljudima zbog njihove vjerske i etničke pripadnosti te trivijaliziranje žrtava zločina protiv čovječnosti". The police usually views it as implicitly banned by misdemeanor laws and anti-discrimination laws and treats it as an offense rather than a crime (hate speech). 'Ready (to die)!'). (...) Nevertheless, when we move to [discussion on] recent violent history, relative majority of 47% of citizens advocates preservation of the Homeland War monuments that contain the fascist slogan For the Homeland Ready. II – Ustaško-domobranski dokumenti, "Hrvoje Klasić: Napokon se Anto Prkačin i ja u nečemu slažemo", "Izdali su Francetića kao što je Juda izdao Isusa", Proclamation of the HOS Headquarters, 9 May 1992, "EINES DER GESICHTER DES KROATISCHEN NATIONALISMUS", "SRAMOTNO NAVIJANJE Torcida skandirala: 'Za dom, spremni! For the homeland prepared! – Spremni", "Za koga?! Konačna odluka za nekoliko mjeseci, evo kako bi Plenković mogao umiriti radikalnu desnicu", "U majici s natpisom 'Za dom spremni' i s privjeskom na Pavelića napao policajku: Oduzeli mu puškomitraljez! 6. Za dom je hrvatska pjesma stara barem stotinu godina, a možda i više. While the former is punishable by law, the latter is not. [20] In the song Srce vatreno by Nered and Zaprešić Boys, the salute was also used in the middle of the song, but was later replaced with U boj. "Gedenkfeier: Erstmals Gegendemos angemeldet", "Austrija će na Bleiburgu organizirati instant-sud za hrvatske neofašiste: evo kako će kazniti sve koji budu isticali ustaške simbole i grb HOS-a", "Schlag gegen Muslimbruderschaft und Graue Wölfe", "Predsjednica kaže da je inicijativa o pozdravu 'Za dom spremni' na razini provokacije, a povjesničari tvrde da nema veze s hrvatskom tradicijom –", "HRT organizirao raspravu o pokliču 'Za dom spremni! "[42], In August 2019, in a verdict on the case of the salute's usage in nationalist war-time Bojna Cavoglave song, High Misdemeanor Court held that the salute was an offence against the article 39 of the constitution which bans incitement to hatred. (En français: Dieu et les Croates! Il y avait aussi l'usage de Za Boga i poglavnika svoga - Uvijek spremni! Jahrhundert während der Türkenkriege verwendet wurde. Ajmo, ajmo ustaše...'", S OSJEČKIH TRIBINA SE ORILO 'ZA DOM SPREMNI' I 'AJMO, USTAŠE' Vlada RH osudila sramotna skandiranja, "In Kroatiens Stadien wuchert der Rassismus", "Croatia's Josip Simunic banned from World Cup for 'pro-Nazi' chants", "Croatia's Josip Simunic banned for World Cup for pro-Nazi chant", "AKADEMICI, BISKUPI, ODVJETNICI… Traže da službeni vojni pozdrav bude “Za dom spremni”", "Kroatischer Erzbischof fordert Referendum über Faschisten-Gruß", "OVO ĆE IZAZVATI REAKCIJE: Elvis Duspara napisao knjigu ZA DOM SPREMNI! (en français: Pour la patrie - Prêt) était un salut utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale par les Oustachis. Genijalne! "[11][12][13] (For Poglavnik and homeland ready) and in form of a question and answer: "Za dom?! In December 2016, state administration office in Varaždin refused to verify and register CDF veterans' organization statute and emblem due to its emblem containing the salute. Er findet sich als militärischer Gruß sowie in Rede, Literatur, Poesie, Musik und Sport.. The Serb National Council of Croatia in its report on anti-Serb sentiment in 2017 reported that the salute was used 11,309 times in the comment sections of the 4 far-right Facebook profiles. Odluka Ustavnog suda Republike Hrvatske Broj: U-III-1296/2016 Zagreb, 25. svibnja 2016. The salute is not explicitly banned by law in Croatia. Zajec, autor opere Nikola Šubić Zrinski – 30 dana prisilnoga rada 5. "Formira se četa samostalna od boraca hrabrih Mirlovčana. [52] The authorities announced that any expression of the salute will be punished. (...) Nosi bando ono što je tvoje, mi ne damo pedalj zemlje svoje! Nikola Šubić Zrinski – 25.000 zlatnika, 3. Mario Roso ju je otpjevao, a neki tvrde da je još nekoliko puta uzviknuo “Za Dom – Spremni”. [31], In November 2016 in Jasenovac a plaque commemorating members of Croatian Defence Forces killed in action 1991-2 was unveiled, containing CDF emblem with the salute "Za dom spremni". scena iz epizode "Ćelavi igraju ćelavo", u izvornom izdanju, prije HRT-ove cenzure www.zakonserija.com The exact list of symbols and greetings will be outlined through a separate government decision by March 1, 2019. [34] CDF emblem with the salute was also painted in a graffiti mural in Mokošica, a neighbourhood of Dubrovnik. It was the Ustaše equivalent of … (lit. Les représentants de l'État et la presse contrôlée par le gouvernement se sont constamment plaints de l'absence de recours au nouveau salut, et ont menacé de sanctions et réprimandé ceux qui ne l'utilisaient pas[2]. [50] The Greens and many civil organizations have therefore asked Carinthian and federal Austrian authorities to ban the gathering. En 1944, les journaux ont averti les lecteurs que "dans l'Etat indépendant de Croatie, il n'y a qu'un salut: pour la patrie - prêt!" „Za dom spremni”, u pravom smislu riječi, označuje poziv na pripravnost i spremnost skupine na borbu za obranu i opstanak hrvatske domovine. tom V – Borbe u Hrvatskoj – knjiga 25 – ožujak 1944. U Zagori na izvoru rijeke Čikole. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. [55][56][57] Other prominent Croatian historians Tvrtko Jakovina and Ante Nazor, as well as former Minister of Culture Zlatko Hasanbegović, also a historian, supported this view. 50, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Za_dom_spremni&oldid=1013277869, Croatian nationalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Wikipedia indefinitely semi-protected pages, Articles with unsourced statements from July 2018, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 20 March 2021, at 18:18. Ivica Kristović, Pozdrav 'Za dom spremni' ekvivalent je nacističkom 'Sieg Heil! U boj kreću, trobojnicom mašu, za dom spremni i za Lijepu našu!" Pour le Poglavnik! Le Bureau du renseignement et de la propagande de l'État (DIPU) souhaitait évaluer le nombre de personnes ayant utilisé le salut en les appelant au hasard par téléphone et en indiquant si elles répondaient avec «bonjour» ou «prét». Ustašovci se zdravili tzv. Pjesma završava gromoglasnim povikom: "Za dom!" “‘Za dom spremni’ on the HOS’s coat of arms can be used only exceptionally, only in relation to those situations, sites or cemeteries, where HOS members were killed. [7] State officials and the government-controlled press constantly complained about the lack of the usage of the new salute, and they threatened with sanctions and reprimanded those who did not use it. Χρησιμοποιήθηκε από το φασιστικό καθεστώς της Κροατίας. Kad se danas skandira ''Za dom spremni'', što nam prvo pada na pamet - Zrinski i Jelačić ili recentnija povijest? 28. Pendant ce temps, le salut a été utilisé de différentes manières, par exemple comme "Za poglavnika i za dom spremni!" Allegedly, the army replied with: "Spremni!" ", "For whom?! was a salute used during World War II by the Croatian Ustaša organization. Administration office ruled that it is "an established fact that the salute [ ... ] was used as an official salute of the totalitarian regime of the Independent State of Croatia and, as such, is rooted as a symbol of racist ideology, expressing contempt for other people due to their religious and ethnic identity and trivialising crimes against humanity". "Formira se četa samostalna, od boraca hrabrih Mirlovčana. Korak naprijed, puška gotovs i … [10] [11] [12] (Pour Poglavnik et la patrie prête) et sous forme de question et réponse: " Za dom ?! Mato Blažević Zašto bih nam išta padalo na pamet kada skandiramo "Za dom spremni" osim da to jesmo?! 'For home' or 'For homeland') were used in the 19th century by Ban Josip Jelačić, while he was leading the army from Varaždin into a battle with Hungarians. F Murder in the Cathedral [T. S. Eliot] Mord im Dom: gastr. Il est l'équivalent croate du Sieg Heil allemand[1]. [60], The words Za dom were previously also used in Pavao Ritter Vitezović's 1684 work Odiljenje sigetsko (Siege of Szigetvár),[61] in the opera Nikola Šubić Zrinski (Nikola Šubić Zrinski) composed by Ivan Zajc in 1876,[62] and several poems published in the mid-19th century issues of the Danica, the literary magazine published with the early Narodne novine. Il est l'équivalent croate du Sieg Heil allemand . Ne samo da nije zabranjen već je reguliran zakonom kao i sva obilježja i odore iz Domovinskog rata. "[7] Ustaša official Mijo Bzik furiously attacked all other greetings as foreign, servile and slavish. "Am Samstag findet in Kärnten das großte Neonazitreffen in Europa statt! [21], The chant is sometimes used by nationalist football fans in Croatia. Za dom spremni! "Goldštajn: Ustaški pozdrav je nacistički, a ustaše su banda", Proglašenje NDH – 10. travnja 1941., 16:00 (video). "[25][26], In August 2015, a number of conservative and right-wing public figures and Catholic clergy members (including most notably Sisak bishop Vlado Košić and auxiliary bishop of Zagreb Valentin Pozaić) signed a petition and an open letter to the President of Croatia Grabar-Kitarović and to the chairman of Croatian Democratic Union Tomislav Karamarko, calling for the introduction of the salute as the official salute of the Republic of Croatia Armed Forces. "For home (land) - ready!") Automehaničar na korzou u Rijeci uzvikivao "za dom spremni" i "živeo Pavelić": Ovako je kažnjen. Certains de ceux qui n'ont pas répondu "prét" se serait, selon Yeomans, vu leur téléphone confisqué[3]. Die bekannteste Variante ist Za Dom – Spremni! Svijet "ZNAO JE I TUĐMAN" Evo zašto je "za dom spremni" isključivo USTAŠKA PAROLA. ', Večernji list, 22.11.2013, améliorer la mise en forme d'un autre article, https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Za_dom_spremni&oldid=173337019, licence Creative Commons attribution, partage dans les mêmes conditions, comment citer les auteurs et mentionner la licence. Pjesma završava gromoglasnim povikom: "Za dom!" Nećete u Čavoglave dok smo živi mi. [36] More than 10,000 individual users left at least one message/comment including "Za dom spremni. The use of Ustaša symbols and greetings will be punishable by up to a 1-month in prison or up to €4,000 fine, while the repeated offense will be punished by up to €10,000 fine or six weeks in prison. Za dom spremni (English to Arabic translation). Les points d'amélioration suivants sont les cas les plus fréquents : Pour une aide détaillée, merci de consulter Aide:Wikification. Baci bombu, goni bandu preko izvora. The salute "Za Dom – spremni!" ("Pour Dieu et notre Poglavnik - Toujours prêt!") "). Le 10 avril 1941, Slavko Kvaternik, désigné commandant en chef des forces armées de l'État et député du chef de l'État (Poglavnik), Ante Pavelić, proclama la création de l'État à Radio Zagreb et mit fin à la déclaration avec Bog i Hrvati! [58], Supporters of the salute say that the words Za dom (lit. za'atar [also: zaatar, za'tar, zatar, zatr, zattr, zahatar, zaktar, satar] Zatar {n} {m} [als Gewürz-Kräuter-Mischung, auch das Zatar-Kraut] Cathedral of St. Peter in Trier: Trierer Dom … There was also usage of Za Boga i poglavnika svoga – Uvijek spremni! (Für die Heimat – Bereit!). Za Dom Spremni! [54], Modern proponents of the salute claim its alleged continuity and tradition predating the pre-World War II period. 'For home – ready!' Selon Yeomans, le mouvement oustachi considérait que l'utilisation du nouveau salut n'était pas seulement une question. [44] Constitutional Court issued a public statement reminding it had ruled the salute as an "Ustaša salute" and found it in breach of the constitution.[45]. – Za poglavnika" ("For homeland?! Tema: Za dom spremni. Također, može simbolički označivati poziv na pripravnost neke skupine na državotvorno djelovanje za opće dobro hrvatskog naroda i za hrvatske državno-narodne interese. tom V – Dokumenti NOVJ – Borbe u Hrvatskoj, knjiga 32, "Ovih 13 slika trebalo bi biti dovoljan dokaz svim idiotima koji zagovaraju rehabilitaciju 'Za dom spremni, Zbornik NOR-a. After the Austrian government decided to send additional law enforcement and judiciary to control the gathering in 2018, the organizers decided to ban any flags, especially those with the CDF emblem and the salute Za dom spremni. Nekadašnji potpredsednik hrvatske vlade i HDZ Andrija Hebrang založio se za rehabilitaciju ustaškog pozdrava: „Za dom spremni“. Mi ne damo, niti ćemo dati, pivaj brate, pivaj brate, živili Hrvati!" [47], In 2011, a municipal court in Knin dismissed the case against a craftsman who sold souvenirs which contained the salute Za dom spremni. Si vous pensez que ces points ont été résolus, vous pouvez retirer ce bandeau et améliorer la mise en forme d'un autre article. [27][28] In June 2016 Elvis Duspara, a Catholic blogger and columnist, published a book titled "Za dom spremni" in Zagreb, focusing on whitewashing the salute and claiming that "this salute is in the DNA of every Croat. [51] In the spring of 2018, many federal politicians across the party spectrum supported a stricter enforcement of the Austrian laws against hate speech and Nazi insignia. Tuče thompson, kalašnjikov a i zbrojevka. Milošević: Nema dvojbe da je 'Za dom spremni' ustaški pozdrav 'JASNA PORUKA' Banožić: HOS-ovcima zahvalni ali ne na način da provociraju i stvaraju nelagodu; s dobrom kaznom . ", The Constitutional Court of Croatia has in at least three separate occasions (May and December 2016) upheld the decisions of lower courts ruling that individuals who used the salute have committed an offense against the public order and have incited to hatred[39][40] (similarly to the concept of Volksverhetzung in German law). Za dom spremni in English Za dom spremni! Croatian Defence Forces, the paramilitary arm of the right-wing Croatian Party of Rights, emulating Ustaša forces and using their iconography, adopted it as their official salute and included it in their logo. "[8][9] Ante Pavelić used the salute to end all of his private correspondence, even after the war ended, in exile (1945–56). Jewish, Serb, Roma, and WWII veteran organisations as well as opposition parties boycotted the government-led annual commemoration in April 2017, protesting the fact that Croatian government has not removed the inscription. [10] State Intelligence and Propaganda Bureau (DIPU) wanted to assess how many people used the salute by calling them randomly on the phone and recording whether they answered with "hello" or "prepared". "[38], "when this slogan is used as a part of commemoration of the soldiers who fought in the Homeland War, it is impossible to separate the positive value of patriotic struggle for Croatia’s independence from revisionist acceptance of the legacy of fascist NDH and the persecution of the Serbian minority as a legitimate political goal. – Prepared! - Za poglavnika "(" Pour la patrie?! Grgurević Mladen Za vrijeme NDH se jeo kruh, hoćemo i njega zabranit? Za dom spremni ou Za dom - spremni ! Its presentation on public premises was rejected by Tisno local authorities. Za dom spremni! ", "ELVIS DUSPARA U SUZAMA PREDSTAVIO KNJIGU – ZA DOM SPREMNI! Hoću da kažem oni vide u nama ustaše i to će nam nabijati na nos ma šta god mi napravili. [7] As British historian Rory Yeomans notes, the Ustaša authorities were disappointed with the low acceptance of the salute among the population, even in the areas where the new regime enjoyed support. 'For home and Slavic people') appears on a decorative mini gloriette presented to Jelačić commemorating the events of 1848. Ivan pl. or 'For homeland – ready!') - Préparé! Za Dom Spremni!’ I svoj prvi govor preko radija 10. travnja 1941. prilikom proglašenja NDH Slavko Kvaternik je završio s ustaškim pozdravom. … (en français: Pour la patrie - Prêt) était un salut utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale par les Oustachis. Osvrnuvši se na izjavu predsednice Kolinda Grabar Kitarović da je pogrešila kada je izjavila da je pozdrav: „Za dom spremni“ stari hrvatski pozdrav, Hebrang kaže da je ona to učinila da i dobila drugi predsednički mandat. [6] En juillet 1941, Jure Francetić, commissaire d'Ustaša à Sarajevo, a adressé une circulaire aux autorités de l'État sur l'importance d'utiliser le salut oustachi. The court ruled that accused didn't wear clothing or souvenirs with slogan that encourage national, racial or religious hatred, but instead he was selling them. Odavno [53], In November 2018, Austrian federal government included fascist Ustaša symbols and gestures/greetings amidst other unacceptable symbols (such as those of ISIS, Al-Qaida or Muslim Brotherhood) as the target of a new Law on Symbols (Symbole-Gesetz) proposed to the parliament. [35], Croatian computer scientist Filip Rodik analyzed the prevalence of the salute among Facebook comments on right-wing or conservative news portals and Facebook profiles between 2012 and 2017. This decision has been heavily criticized by Croatia's legal experts as stepping outside of the legal and constitutional order or even rules of procedure. 115. ': Hasanbegović, Jakovina i Nazor se složili kako je riječ o ustašluku iz vremena notornog Ante Pavelića i NDH", "Čehok: I ban Jelačić je išao u rat protiv Mađara s pokličem ZDS", Oddiljenja Sigetskoga čentiri děla: S uvodom životu Nikole kneza Zrinjskoga, str. Za Dom Spremni! Sankt-Veits-Dom {m} [Prag] lit. Pozdravom ‘Za dom spremni!’ završavale su brojne ustaške naredbe i drugi dokumenti NDH koji su se odnosili na provođenje fašističkih rasnih zakona i slanje Židova, Srba, Roma i komunista u smrt u koncentracijskim logorima. For Homeland Ready) Is a Croatian Military Warcry - Salute which was used during the Second World War and the Yugoslav Wars, it marked the Croatian ethnicity and their ferocious spirit to defend their country and its boundaries. [63][64][65], The phrase Za dom was documented as a salute in a 1939 issue of a Varaždin weekly Hrvatsko jedinstvo.[66]. La mise en forme du texte ne suit pas les recommandations de Wikipédia : il faut le « wikifier ». Pupovac: Potrebno je vreme kako bi bila "ispečena i ukusna pogača pomirenja" Srbije i Hrvatske. [22][23][24] In 2013, Croatian international football player Josip Šimunić led the chant four times with the crowd in Zagreb after Croatia beat Iceland to qualify for the 2014 World Cup finals. Za dom spremni ou Za dom - spremni ! Za Dom Spremni! [48], Local authorities and security agency in Austria have noted that the salute and other Ustaša symbols are undesirable during the annual commemoration of Bleiburg repatriations in Bleiburg, Carinthia. (lit. "[7] According to Yeomans, Ustaša movement saw the usage of the new greeting as "not only the question of ideological purity, but also the national pride. Romano, Jaša: Jevreji Jugoslavije 1941-1945: žrtve genocida i učesnici Narodnooslobodilačkog rata, p.106. Croatian singer Thompson used the salute at the beginning of his wartime song Bojna Čavoglave[18] and in the song Golubovi bijeli. [19] The chant is often heard among fans in his concerts. [49] However, as they are not explicitly covered by Austrian laws banning Nazi insignia and symbols, they are often observed at the commemorations. Josip Joe Šimunić – 25.000 kuna, 2. "[36] Rodik also noted an increase in the frequency and spread of its usage: in 2014 1,700 individual users used it at least once, in 2015 they numbered 3,400, while in 2016 the number stood at 4,700. Prije tri dana Srbija je žalila ubijanje i protjerivanje 250.000 Srba u hrvatskoj akciji “Oluja”, dok se sa druge strane granice, kao i svakog 5. avgusta, državni vrh okupio u Kninu da bi proslavio ono što Hrvati smatraju “oslobodilačkom akcijom”. Tento pozdrav byl hojně užíván v chorvatském nacionalistickém hnutí v 90. letech v době války v Jugoslávii. Rodik found that out of 4.5 million comments, 33,000 comments used the salute in the affirmative manner. Bojna - Čavoglave Songtext. - Spremni "," Za koga ?! Za dom spremni predstavlja čistu suprotnost civilizacijskim vrijednostima, demokratskom društvenom uređenju i ljudskim pravima koje štiti Evropska konvencija za ljudska prava. Državno odvjetništvo RH odlučilo je, zbog širenja mržnje i netrpeljivosti, pozdravom „Za dom spremni“ kazniti slijedeće zločince: 1. Translate Za dom spremni to English online and download now our free translation software to use at any time. Due to his chant at a football stadium, Josip Šimunić was sentenced for, "incitement to hatred based on racial, ethnic and religious grounds, as the salute was used in NDH and is a manifestation of racist ideology. For Poglavnik!"). Pour la patrie - préts!). Za Dom! [7] All official government and military reports and documents usually ended with "Za dom spremni. Pupovac o pokliču 'za dom spremni': Što je vrijedilo u ratu, ne može vrijediti u miru; potpredsjednik vlade. [10] Some of those who did not answer with "prepared" had their telephones confiscated. En octobre 1941, le ministre d'État de l'Éducation et de la Culture, Mile Budak, édicta des règles strictes concernant l'utilisation obligatoire du salut. Stala braća da obrane naše domove. U boj kreću, trobojnicom mašu, za dom spremni i za Lijepu našu! ", Presuda iz Knina ne odnosi se na pozdrav ” Za dom spremni”, ""Hier dürfen wir alles bis auf den Nazi-Gruß", "Gedenkfeier in Bleiburg: Missbrauchte Erinnerung". de pureté idéologique, mais aussi d'orgueil national ". Liedtexte und Übersetzung des Liedes Reci brate moj Musiker Thompson | Lyrics-on La dernière modification de cette page a été faite le 27 juillet 2020 à 23:59. (English, God and the Croats! Ante Pavelić a utilisé ce salut pour mettre fin à toute sa correspondance privée, même après la guerre, en exil (1945-1956). He was subsequently banned for ten matches and fined by FIFA, which barred him from participating in the 2014 World Cup finals. "[29][30] Croatian mathematician and academic, controversial far-right writer Josip Pečarić, published a similar book titled "Diary Under the Sign of Za Dom Spremni". Za Dom Spremni! Croatian Party of Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Pozdrav 'Za dom spremni' ekvivalent je nacističkom 'Sieg Heil!'. [7], In 1944, newspapers admonished the readers that "in the Independent State of Croatia there exists only one greeting: For the homeland – prepared! [7] In July 1941, Ustaša commissar for Sarajevo, Jure Francetić, issued a circular to state authorities on the importance of using the Ustaša greeting. „římským (či árijským) pozdravem“, zdviženou pravicí, přičemž jejich heslem bylo „Za dom spremni!“ (Pro vlast připraveni). Originalna pjesma počinje sa sloganom “Za Dom – Spremni” i takva je skoro 30 godina. Comme le note l'historien britannique Rory Yeomans, les autorités oustachis ont été déçues par la faible acceptation du salut par la population, même dans les régions où le nouveau régime avait bénéficié d'un soutien. [37], A Croatian political study published in early 2019, using empirical research testing public attitudes towards contentious political symbols, found that in Croatian society, "...from 2016 to 2018 the proclivity to ban the local fascist slogan For the Homeland Ready significantly increased to 50%, as a sign of growing criticism and aversion. "Za Dom spremni" has its roots in the famous Croatian opera "Nikola Subic Zrinski", composed by the noble Ivan Zajc, but is far more notorious - and therefore, here more directly referring to - Croatian nazi-supporters from the 1941-1945 era, who adopted this as their official salute (and it is exactly in this context that the salute sadly survived to the present day, being equally (ab)used by certain public … [33] The plaque was finally removed 10 months later, in September 2017, to be placed in nearby Novska. Hence, even the age-old Croatian greeting and salute “For Homeland Ready” (Za Dom Spremni) has been the target of vicious attacks, constant bombardments and barrages of humiliation and bullying aimed at Croatian people who hold their homeland dear; these bombardments come and came through historical lies devised by no other than the Serb-led communists of Former communist Yugoslavia.