Belgrade Jews accuse opposition activist of embracing Nazi collaborator fans

BELGRADE, Serbia -- Belgrade's Jewish community on Monday denounced comments from a Serbian opposition leader that appeared to embrace supporters of a Nazi collaborator who helped oversee the murder of thousands of Serbian Jews during World War II.

Ljotic is notorious for aiding the WWII Serbian puppet government that brutally sought to make the country "free of Jews", killing more than 80 percent of the 33,000-strong community that existed before the war.

Tito, on the other hand, was the leader of the anti-fascist movement during the war who went on to lead communist ...