“Mass executions were common where the victims had their throats slit, were sometimes quartered, and occasionally hung in butcher shops with the sign ‘human flesh’. Cruelties occurred, along side of which the deeds of the German thugs of the KZ paled by comparison. The Ustasha loved games of torture with nightly orgies; they stuck burning nails under fingernails, poured salt into open wounds, cut off all possible body parts and determined by noble competition who was best at cutting throats. They burned churches full of people, impaled children in Vlasenika and Kladany, and preferred to cut off noses and ears and poke out eyes.”