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WASHINGTON, Oct 31 (Hina) - A two-day symposium on the victims of
the WW2 Jasenovac concentration camp began in New York on
Thursday.
Organisers, Bernard Klein and Barry Lituchy of Kingsborough
College in New York's district of Brooklyn, brought together
Serbian, American and Croatian scholars and surviving camp
inmates.
Among the participants are Vladimir Zerjavic of the Croatian
Institute for History and Milan Bulajic, director of the Holocaust
Museum in Belgrade.
The results of research by Zerjavic, who found that between 48,000
and 59,000 Serbs had been killed in the camp during World War Two,
were challenged by Serbian scholars who claimed that over 700,000
Serbs had been killed at Jasenovac, about 100 km southeast of
Zagreb.
The organisers announced that a proposal for establishing an
"international commission on Jasenovac" would be considered.
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