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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić abstract "Vjekoslav Vrančić (25 March 1904 – 25 September 1990) was a high-ranked Croatian Ustaše official who held different positions in the Independent State of Croatia during World War II in Yugoslavia. After the proclamation, he served as the Under Secretary of the Ustaše Foreign Affairs Ministry. In 1942, he was Pavelić's envoy to the Italian Second Army. In this role he entered into negotiations with Chetnik representatives Jevđeviċ, Grđiċ and Kraljeviċ. Then he served as Under Secretary in the Ustaše Interior Ministry, the "body directly responsible for concentration camps and repressive political apparatus". Vrančić was "decorated by Hitler in honor of his planning skills at the work of mass deportation".He was a man of greatest confidence to Ante Pavelić and a delegate to important political and military events in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vrančić was an Ustaša who wrote directives denying Muslims as a nation and claiming that Bosnian Muslims were Croats of Islamic faith.Contrary to Pavelić's confidence in Vrančić, Eugen Dido Kvaternik, a high-ranked Ustaša, wrote that Vrančić was "a blind instrument of Pavelić's personal intrigues" and a servant of some Kingdom of Yugoslavia Police attache Vrančić, as Pavelić's representative, was in charge to facilitate the establishment of the "Kroatische Waffen-SS Freiwilligen Division" with the SS high-ranked officers in Zagreb on May 5, 1943.He reached the rank of Major in the Ustaša forces. More significantly, he held the government posts of Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs and later Minister of Labour of the Independent State of Croatia.In order to facilitateUstaše regime surrender to the Western Allies, Pavelić sent Vrančić (with Andrija Vrkljan as interpreter) to the Allied supreme commander in Italy. Vrančić and Vrkljan were put there in a prisoner-of-war camp.He was allowed to escape there into a protective custody of Vatican with the help of United States Intelligence. Vrančić left Italy to Argentina under false papers obtained with the help of Krunoslav Draganovic. He lived the rest of his life there until his death in Buenos Aires in 1990. He was active in the Croatian community of Argentina, and became vice-president of the Croatian so-called "government in exile" under Ante Pavelić. Vrančić was also involved in terrorist activities with extreme right-wing Argentine political groups. For his activities among exiled Ustaše, Vrančić was barred from entering Australia in 1974. In Argentina, he formed the weekly paper Hrvatski narod ("Croatian People').At the Croatian National Council's parliament in 1980, Vrančić stated that the new Croatian nation could not rely on the tradition of the Independent State of Croatia, and would have to minimize that tradition as much as possible.Vrančić was awarded the honorary title Vitez ("knight") and as such the title is often included with his name.".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić almaMater University_of_Vienna.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthDate "1904-03-25".
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthPlace Ljubuški.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthYear "1904".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathDate "1990-09-25".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Argentina.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Buenos_Aires.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Ramos_Mejia.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Ramos_Mejía.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathYear "1990".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić nationality Croats.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić office "Minister of Craftmanship and Trade of the Independent State of Croatia".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić orderInOffice "4th".
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić otherParty Ustaše.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić party Croatian_Liberation_Movement.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić primeMinister Nikola_Mandić.
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić wikiPageWikiLinkText "Vjekoslav Vrančić".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić almaMater University_of_Vienna.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthDate "1904-03-25".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthPlace Austria-Hungary.
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthPlace Condominium_of_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić birthPlace Ljubuški.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić caption "Vjekoslav Vrančić in his minister uniform".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić citizenship Argentina.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić dateOfBirth "1904-03-25".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić dateOfDeath "1990-09-25".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathDate "1990-09-25".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Argentina.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Buenos_Aires.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Ramos_Mejia.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić deathPlace Ramos_Mejía.
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić name "Vjekoslav Vrančić".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić name "Vrancic, Vjekoslav".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić nationality Croats.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić occupation "Politician".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić office "Minister of Craftmanship and Trade of the Independent State of Croatia".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić order "4".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić otherparty "Croatian Peasant Party Ustaše".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić party "Croatian Liberation Movement".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfBirth Austria-Hungary.
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- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfBirth Ljubuški.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfDeath Argentina.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfDeath Buenos_Aires.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfDeath Ramos_Mejia.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić placeOfDeath Ramos_Mejía.
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić predecessor "Josip Cabas".
- Vjekoslav_Vrančić primeminister Nikola_Mandić.