This Ustasha Commander is the Grandfather of Our Famous Singer: He Burned Serbian Villages on Christmas and Executed Schoolboys, His Death Remained a Mystery
Rafael Boban was among the most influential and well-known figures of the Ustasha regime in the Independent State of Croatia. Although he was among the founders of the infamous Black Legion, he gained the greatest prestige and reputation through his political and military activities in the northwestern Croatia region, for which he was awarded the title of knight. The decorations, honors, and public affirmation bestowed upon him by the NDH institutions led to the construction of a mythical figure of this Ustasha criminal, which is also reflected in the fact that a unit of the HOS bore his name during the 1990s.
This Ustasha Commander is the Grandfather of Our Famous Singer: He Burned Serbian Villages on Christmas and Executed Schoolboys, His Death Remained a Mystery Rafael Boban was a significant figure in the Ustasha regime of the Independent State of Croatia. He co-founded the Black Legion and gained prominence for his military and political actions in northwestern Croatia, earning him the title of knight. His influence and accolades from NDH institutions contributed to his mythical status, with a HOS unit even bearing his name in the 1990s.
- Rafael Boban was an influential figure in the Ustasha regime.
- He was a co-founder of the Black Legion.
- He gained significant prestige through political and military actions in northwestern Croatia.
- Boban was awarded the title of knight.
- His actions and NDH recognition contributed to a mythical image.
- A HOS unit was named after him in the 1990s.
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