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Petar Brzica (Nacido en 1917), 1 alias "Pero", fue un croata fascista, franciscano y criminal de guerra de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Antes de la guerra era un estudiante becado en el colegio franciscano de Široki Brijeg (en Herzegovina) y miembro de la Gran Hermandad de Cruzados.
Petar "Pero" Brzica (born ca. 1917) was a Croatian Franciscan of the "Order of Friars Minor" who became a mass murderer during the Ustaše regime. He committed his atrocities at the Jasenovac concentration camp during World War II. He personally murdered up to 1,360 inmates at the camp.
Petar Brzica, alias "Pero", fue un croata fascista, franciscano y criminal de guerra de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Antes de la guerra era un estudiante becado en el colegio franciscano de Široki Brijeg y miembro de la Gran Hermandad de Cruzados.
The Architect of Evil: The Untold True Story of Petar Brzica, Worst War Criminal of WWII. @Burevestnik Go behind the scenes of one of history's most heinous acts of cruelty and delve into the...
On the night of 29 August 1942, prison guards made bets among themselves as to who could slaughter the largest number of inmates. One of the guards, Petar Brzica, boasted that he had cut the throats of about 1,360 new arrivals.
There were throat-cutting contests of Serbs, in which prison guards made bets among themselves as to who could slaughter the most inmates. It was reported that guard and former Franciscan priest Petar Brzica won a contest on 29 August 1942 after cutting the throats of 1,360 inmates.
Petar Brzica Edit Profile. torturer. Petar "Pero" Brzica was a Croatian Franciscan friar, Nazi collaborator and war criminal. Career. As an Ustashe he held the rank of Lieutenant. Brzica boasted of winning the contest by killing the largest number of prisoners - 1360 people.
