-
Metajna (Italian: Mettaina) is a
village on the
Croatian island of Pag. Administratively, it is part of the town of Novalja. As of 2021, it had a po****tion...
- Gajac, Kolan,
Metajna, Dinjiška, Povljana, and others. The
island is
divided between two counties, with Novalja,
Stara Novalja, Lun, and
Metajna being part...
- mountains, to the
island of Pag. The camp was
established in June 1941 in
Metajna. It was
established by Mijo Babić and
controlled by the Ustaše, who had...
- in the
spring of 1941.
These included:
Danica near
Koprivnica Slana and
Metajna on the
Island of Pag
Jadovno near Gospić Kruščica near
Vitez and Travnik...
- Sources:Croatian
Bureau of
Statistics publications Caska Gajac Jakišnica Kustići Lun
Metajna Novalja Potočnica
Stara Novalja Vidalići Zubovići
Register of
spatial units...
-
Jadovno —
between 15,000 and 48,000
Serbs and Jews
perished there Slana and
Metajna —
between 4,000 and 12,000 Serbs, Jews and
communists died
Sisak — 6,693...
- D106 to
Gajac Ž5151 to
Novalja and Lun L59007 to Novalja, Zubovići and
Metajna D107 to
Stara Novalja Žigljen
ferry port -
access to the
mainland port...
- they took the
victims to
death camps Jadovno on Velebit, and
Slana and
Metajna on the
island of Pag,
where they
carried out m**** executions. As part of...
- Croatia. The Ustaše set up
concentration camps at Kerestinac, Jadovna,
Metajna and Slana. The most notorious,
where cruelty of
unimaginable proportions...
-
children Slana Pag,
Dalmatia June 1941–August 1941 16,000 4–12,000 or 8,500
Metajna Pag,
Dalmatia 1941–1945 Kruščica (Vitez) Vitez,
central Bosnia 1941–Late...
