Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "A Day In History" channel.

  1. Women during the Victorian era were often seen as inferior to men and were not allowed to participate in many aspects of society, including politics and education. This led to a widespread belief in the superiority of men and the oppression of women.
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  2. The Ustaše were known for their extreme violence, and they carried out mass murders with little regard for human life.
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  3. Many people were killed there, and it's estimated that tens of thousands lost their lives.
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  4. Sure! So, the Jasenovac Concentration Camp was set up during World War II in what is now Croatia. It was part of the Independent State of Croatia, which was a puppet state allied with the Nazis. This camp was used primarily to hold and kill a lot of people, including Serbs, Jews, Roma, and political opponents. It was one of the worst places during the war, with a reputation for its brutal conditions and atrocities. What's super tragic about Jasenovac is that it wasn’t just a place for holding people; it became known for its horrific violence. Many were murdered in horrific ways, and the camp has left a deep scar in the memory of the people in the region. Today, Jasenovac is remembered as a symbol of the suffering caused by war and hatred, and there are memorials there to honor the victims and educate people about the past. It's a reminder of the importance of tolerance and understanding in our world today.
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  5. Jasenovac was located in Croatia and was run by the Ustaše regime, which was aligned with the Nazis.
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  6. What made Jasenovac stand out is that it was run by the Ustaše, a pro-Nazi Croatian regime. They had a reputation for being especially brutal, and the way they treated prisoners was incredibly horrific. It’s like they had their own twisted competition going on about who could be more ruthless.
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