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Anti-Serb sentiment

Anti-Serb sentiment is in general a negative sentiment towards the Serbs as a group and historically has been at the basis of persecution of members of the group. The ostensibly synonymous and controversial term ''Serbophobia'' has more recently been defined as a historic hatred of Serbs.
The best known historic instance of anti-Serb sentiment was exhibited by the 19th- and 20th-century Croatian Party of Rights, the most extreme elements of which became the Ustaše in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. This fascist organization came to power during World War II and enstated racial laws that specifically targeted Serbs and other minorities, leading to the most severe campaign of World War II persecution of Serbs. This had led to mass ethnic cleansing of Serbs and other ethnic minorities that had been living within Croatia during World War II.
==History==


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