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The camp Jasenovac was the largest concentration camp in the Independent State of Croatia in the territory of occupied Yugoslavia during World War II. Formed in August 1941 in the vicinity of the town of the same name, and destroyed by the Ustasha on April 1945. "Working Jasenovac concentration camp," as it is called by Croatian state administration, was a scaffold for Serbs, Roma and Jews, of all ages, sexes, ages, social, educational and other fields, as well as for the communists, supporters and sympathizers of Serbs, Roma and Jews.