Djokovic provokes Croatians and Bosnians



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Novak Djokovic makes a mistake again! The world’s number one smiles and poses with a box he received from a Serbian brandy maker. The tricky part of the ad campaign: Draza Mihailovic’s image is displayed on the box.

During World War II, Mihailovic was the leader of the Chetniks, a partisan group that fought for an ethically pure Greater Serbia. He is revered as a popular hero among Serbian nationalists, and was even awarded military medals by France and the United States during and after the war. In Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Albania, however, he is responsible for ethical clean-up operations that have killed tens of thousands. In 1946, a Sarajevo court found him guilty of war crimes and Mihailovic was executed. In 2015 he was rehabilitated by the highest court of appeal in Serbia. A trial that was very controversial at the time.

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