Ustashi
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of Ustashi
from Serbo-Croat
Example Sentences
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The fact that I spent some of my school years in countries that were governed by Ustashi or Nazis has significantly influenced my later outlook on life.
From The Guardian
“The biggest frustration is the split between the descendants of the Partisans and the descendants of the Ustashi, which is still very strong,” Mr. Lozica said.
From New York Times
The book is dotted with klephts, evzones, Ustashi and other fierce, exotic fighters from this region.
From New York Times
Soon Mihailovich began systematically harassing Nazi police units and the pro-Nazi Croatian Ustashi.
From Time Magazine Archive
We overtook a file of gloomy, bedraggled German, Croat Ustashi and Chetnik prisoners with Partisan guards in front and a Partisan girl, a rifle across her shoulder, singing in the row of guards behind.
From Time Magazine Archive
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