SCENE FROM “DARA” THAT THREATENED SERBIA: “Music chairs” in the Ustasha camp near the Užice circuit – who does not find a place, gets a “Serbian cutter”

In addition to the numerous gruesome scenes of Serbian suffering in the Ustasha camps shown in the film, one of the scariest that especially terrified viewers in Serbia is the scene from the beginning of the film when Ante Vrban, played by Igor Djordjevic, organizes “musical chairs” with Uzice circuit, for the Serbs and the countryside.

Ante Vrban was a soldier (major) in the Ustasha army and later HOS, deputy commander of the Stara Gradiška camp during World War II.

In this scene of the film, with the applause of his hand, the music ends and he who did not take the chair in this game of death is killed by his hand, by a “Serbian cutter”, a kind of knife. , as the Croats called it then, and that it massacred the inmates of Croatian concentration camps during World War II.

See how this is portrayed in Gaga Antonijevic’s witty film that shook Serbia: