Why the Communist Globalists Fear the NDH: A Forgotten Struggle for Catholic Identity and Sovereignty

When it comes to 20th-century European history, no state has been more demonized, censored, and deliberately misrepresented than the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). While the crimes of communist Yugoslavia — which lasted over 40 years — are swept under the rug, and Tito is still hailed as a "neutral strongman," the NDH, which existed only four short years, is treated as the embodiment of evil.

Why? Because NDH was not under their control.

A State Outside the Globalist Communist Blueprint

The NDH was not created by London, Moscow, or New York. It did not emerge from the designs of Freemasons, the City of London, the Zionist networks, or Soviet commissars. It stood outside of the usual game — and that made it dangerous.

While both the Allies and Soviets were redrawing the post-war map, NDH was a rogue player trying to build a nationalist, Catholic state in the middle of a world war. That alone made it intolerable to the architects of the new world order.

Catholic, Anti-Masonic, Anti-Communist, and Nationalist

The Ustaša movement, which led the NDH, was explicitly:

Pro-Catholic – aligned with Rome and Croatian Catholic identity
Anti-Masonic – rejecting the secret structures manipulating global finance and politics
Anti-Communist – opposing the godless ideology that thrives on lies and deceit
Nationalist – focused on Croatian sovereignty, language, and culture

Among the strongest symbols of this resistance was Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac — a fearless defender of the Croatian Catholic faith and moral conscience during the darkest times. Stepinac stood firmly against communism and globalist manipulation, denouncing the ideology born from lies, sustained by lies, and destined to die by lies. His unwavering courage and spiritual leadership made him a target of communist slander and persecution.

In other words, everything the communist globalists hate.

It wasn’t perfect. No war-time regime is. But the NDH was not a puppet state, and that’s what truly made it an enemy.

Why the Narrative Matters

Ask yourself: why do Western encyclopedias, media outlets, and “educational institutions” dedicate volumes to attacking the NDH, while saying next to nothing about:

Tito's mass executions without trial
The Goli Otok prison camps
The Bleiburg massacre and death marches
The assassinations of political émigrés abroad

All this under a regime that lasted decades, yet the NDH’s brief existence of only four years is demonized nonstop.

Because Tito served their interests. He was supported by Britain. Churchill himself betrayed the royalist Chetniks and backed Tito’s Partisans. Why? Because Tito was useful — a Communist strongman willing to hold Yugoslavia together while global powers redrew the region for future control.

NDH, by contrast, sought national and spiritual independence. It refused to bow to Freemasonic influence, refused Jewish financial domination, and refused to accept the anti-Christian modernist path being pushed by both East and West.

Demonization as a Weapon

The demonization of the NDH serves a function: it kills any Croatian desire for real sovereignty. Any patriot who stands up for identity, tradition, and Catholic values is immediately labeled “Ustaša.” That label is the elite’s dog whistle — a tool of control.

Meanwhile, Tito’s legacy is repackaged in soft colors: "brotherhood and unity," "anti-fascism," "non-alignment." It’s a lie — and a dangerous one.

Know Who They Fear

History is not just about facts — it’s about power. And when you see who they silence, who they demonize, and who they erase — you find out who they truly fear.

They don’t fear NDH because of what it did. They fear NDH because of what it represented:

• A Catholic, independent, anti-globalist Croatia.

• A Croatia that said “no” to the New World Order.

• A Croatia that dared to be free.

✝️ Stay awake. Know your history. Share the truth.

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