This organization’s mass graves were exhumed from caverns for a religious funeral after stagings of the play Pigeon Hole. This group, whose émigrés trained terrorists in Wodonga, coined the slogan “For homeland – ready” adopted by the Melbourne Knights FC and the revived Party of Rights. The poem “The Pit” and the Stone Flower sculpture commemorate atrocities by this group, which mandated wearing a blue band with a letter “P” on the sleeve to indicate Orthodoxy. This group’s poglavnik advised Juan Perón after he escaped the Bleiburg repatriations on the ratlines. Pope John Paul II beatified this group’s collaborator Aloysius Stepinac (“steh-PEE-nots”), whom the victorious Partisans tried for treason. A memorial at Jasenovac (“yah-seh-NO-vots”) honors this group’s Serb genocide victims. For 10 points, what fascist group was led by Ante Pavelić (“ON-tay PAH-veh-leech”) in Croatia? ■END■
ANSWER: Ustaše [or Ustaša or Ustashas or Ustashes; accept Neo-Ustašas, HRB, CRB, HNO, Crusaders, Križari, or Škripari; until “Croatia” is read, accept Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood, Hrvatsko Revolucionarno Bratstvo, Ustaša – Croatian Revolutionary Movement, Hrvatski narodni otpor, Croatian National Resistance, or Ustaša – Hrvatski revolucionarni pokret; reject “Otpor”] (Jovan Radulović wrote Pigeon Hole, which was banned until the 1980s. Ivan Goran Kovačić wrote “The Pit,” and Bogdan Bogdanović designed the Stone Flower.)
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