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The internal dynamics of terrorist cells: A social network analysis of terrorist cells in an Australian context by Stuart A. Koschade, PhD Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland 2007 [1] Copyright Stuart Andrew Koschade

Strana 53: 2.3.1 USTASHI GROUPS (section title)

Strana 54: Aided by a strong Croatian Diaspora in Australia, the former Ustashi members established the Australian section of the Hrvatski Oslobodilacki Pokret (Croatian Liberation Movement, HOP) following its establishment by Pavelic in 1956 while exiled in Argentina.

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From the early 1960s, the Ustashi groups began conducting military training in Australia, many run by HOP, and attended by members of the other organizations. Perhaps the most significant of these camps was run by HOP in 1963 near Wodonga in Victoria²⁰⁷ In close proximity to this camp, the Australian Citizen Military Forces (CMF) were undertaking manoeuvres using their standard armament ...

Strana 55: ... in addition to armoured vehicles. The CMF were approached by HOP members who were in turn given a demonstration of the equipment and weapons. Photos of HOP members holding CMF weapons and sitting on armoured vehicles were subsequently published in the HOP magazine, Spremnost²⁰⁸. This camp was attended by members of the HRB²⁰⁹. In early July 1963 two HRB members who were at the Wodonga camp, along with seven other Australian residents, illegally entered the SFRY through Italy for the purpose of waging a terrorist campaign against the Yugoslav government.

The nine individuals were caught and sentenced to severe prison terms by the SFRY Government ranging from six to fourteen years²¹⁰

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By 1966, the violence had escalated to death threats, stabbings, and attempted murders. In the mid to late 1960s, the Ustashi activities in Australia had advanced into the realm of terrorism. On September 17, 1966 a parcel bomb exploded prematurely in a parcel chute in the General Post Office (GPO) in Melbourne. The parcel was addressed to Marijan Jurjevic, a Yugoslav that had set out to publicise the Ustashi group's activities since the early 1960s²¹¹. Between January 1967 and November 1971, seven separate bombings were carried out against the:
i. Yugoslav Consulate-General in Double Bay
ii. Yugoslav National Day ball
iii. Yugoslav Consulate-General in Sydney
iv. Yugoslav Embassy in Canberra
v. Yugoslav Consulate-General in Melbourne
vi. a Serbian orthodox Church
vii.a Yugoslav travel agency in Sydney²¹²

These operations, in addition to the 1963 incursion into Yugoslavia, posed serious questions as to the level of the Australian Federal Government's response to anti-Communist terrorism.

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Strana 56: The change in government in 1972 levelled severe measures against the Croatian groups²¹³.

The HOP military training continued in 1970s, when the Ustashi groups had to constantly increase and revise their security measures²¹⁴. By this stage, the HOP had established the Savez Hrvatske Ujedinjene Mladezi Svijeta (Croatian united Youth of the World, SHUMS) and the Hrvatska Mladez (Croatian Youth) movements, and were training with automatic weapons and high-powered explosives in remote areas of Victoria and South Australia. SHUMS was led by Srecko Blaz Rover, who had earlier also led the HOP (in 1963) and HNO²¹⁶. The Secretary of SHUMS was Zdenko Marincic, who arrived in early 1970. In 1972, Marincic flew to Frankfurt, West Germany, without any form of permit or visa, and was subsequently refused entry. Marincic returned to Australia and was arrested after concealing a rifle in his luggage, as well as four silencers in a toy koala²¹⁷.

--71.178.112.164 (talk) 23:49, 28 May 2012 (UTC)

Hrvatska verzija u srpskom clanku

Ako ko hoce da cita sta Hrvati misle o njihovom "oslobodilackom pokretu", to vec imaju na njihovoj Vikipediji. Srpska Vikipedija nije stranica ove hrvatske stranke.--71.178.108.23 (razgovor) 00:21, 22. avgust 2012. (CEST)

Ovo nije srpska vikipedija nego vikipedija na srpskom jeziku. Izmene u tekstu može praviti svaki korisnik. Korisnik Kepkke je veoma korektan korisnik i u tekstove ne unosi provokativne stvari. Ako imaš nešto protiv njegovih izmena dogovori se sa njim, pre nego ponovo vratiš, jer bi ti to bilo treće vraćanje posle kojeg prema pravilima vikipedije sledi blokada. Pozdrav--Drazetad (razgovor) 14:04, 22. avgust 2012. (CEST)

Molio bih za objašnjenje brizanja mojih izmejna u članku od stranke neregistriranog korisnika 71.178.108.23 i korisnika Miut. Mislim da nisam bio nekorektan u napisanim izmjenama i da nisam prekršio neko pravilo.--Kepkke (razgovor) 15:55, 22. avgust 2012. (CEST)

Ovdje se radi o HOP-u kao terorističkoj ustaškoj organizaciji. IP korisnik je sa pravom izbacio deo koji se odnosi na HOP (politička stranka). Radi se dakle o dva prazličita pojma. O toj stranci može da se piše novi članak.--Miut (razgovor) 16:56, 22. avgust 2012. (CEST)

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