Com­ment: Hav­ing looked at the re-emergence of Nazi influ­ence in the Mus­lim pop­u­la­tion of “inde­pen­dent” Bosnia. Salient among those devel­op­ments was the re-creation of the Hand­jar Division–named and mod­eled after the Third Reich’s 13th Waf­fen SS Division.

Nazi recrude­s­cence in Bosnia appears to be gain­ing momen­tum. (Bosn­ian Pride Movement’s insignia, right.)

“Nazi Bosn­ian Pride Move­ment Formed”; serbianna.com; 2/19/2009.

Bosn­ian neo-nazi orga­ni­za­tion was birthed today that insists that Bosnia belongs to the Bosni­aks, an invented nation­al­ity with which Bosn­ian Mus­lims iden­tify in order to avoid their reli­gious back­ground when talk­ing to the West­ern press.

The new Nazi Bosn­ian Pride Move­ment (Bosan­ski pokret nacionalnog ponosa) believes that Serbs and Croats have no right to the state and that the state belongs exclu­sively to Bosn­ian Mus­lims, aka Bosniaks. . . .

The Nazi Bosn­ian Pride Move­ment has expanded its enemy list from their WWII pre­de­ces­sors, the Handzar Divi­sion and the Young Muslims.

As their ene­mies, Nazi Bosn­ian Pride Move­ment includes the usual ones they were exter­mi­nat­ing in WWII – Jews, Gyp­sies and Serbs – but have expanded the list to include Chet­niks, Tito, com­mu­nists, homo­sex­u­als, blacks and Croa­t­ian separatists.

The group plans to spread nazi leaflets very soon in the cities of Sara­jevo, Zenica, Bihac, Tuzla and Mostar, all cities with sub­stan­tial Mus­lim and Croat pop­u­la­tion that will find the mes­sage appealing.

The group’s noto­ri­ously slow to load their web site, bosnacenter.com. It serves up a blank page but with lit­tle googling, their mod­er­ated chat room appears with post­ings on Zion­ism, Serb Repub­lic, Truth and 5 ques­tions for prospec­tive members.