"No one would have fought over the Sudetenland, nor over Austria, nor over Danzig, which are indeed ethnically German. But it became clear, and this is Hitler's doing, as he himself wrote beforehand in Mein Kampf, that these were only steps, and that once he had crossed them, he would abandon the ethnic principle and adopt another: sic volo, sic jubeo (“thus I will, thus I command”), regardless of whether he violated the very sacred rights of other peoples and races. And most importantly, as his friends and as friends of the German people, we cannot but deeply regret that his genius is not, at this moment, capable of seeing that by going to war he is striving not for the triumph of his nation, but for the triumph of Judeo-Marxism and barbarism on the one hand, and, potentially in Asia, for the triumph of the yellow race over the white race."

🌾— Bulletin No. 23, 13 August 1939, pp. 11–12.

“Judeo-Masonry, international Jewry, and international Jewish capitalism, which have gathered all power into their hands in our unfortunate country, have forced us into a struggle to the end, to the extermination of either us or them... They have forbidden us to work: Mr. Vladko Maček, an Austrian Oberleutnant; Gile the Gypsy, a wartime shirker and military deserter; Korošec, the vampire and gravedigger of Yugoslavia, servants of dark forces and traitors to Yugoslavia... You are mistaken, gentlemen rulers, schemers, scoundrels and traitors, Masons and servants of the Jews; you are mistaken if you think that you will destroy us. Zbor enters the struggle, the final decisive battle against you and the evil that you are creating...”

🌾— Archives of Belgrade, Fund of Ljotić’s Organization Zbor, Box No. 6, document: Leaflet to the Membership of Zbor – To the Entire Yugoslav Public.

Ljotić delivered his second speech in Kraljevo, reportedly after his first attempt had failed, in front of approximately 200 of his supporters. According to a journalist’s report, Ljotić entered the room accompanied by his followers shouting: “Long live Ljotić! Long live ZBOR!” Meanwhile, “Many of them raised their hands in the air as a sign of the fascist salute.” The reporter describes Ljotić’s and Krakow’s speeches:

"Then Mr. Stanislav Krakow, a journalist from Belgrade, took the floor and delivered a lengthy speech in which he attacked Jews and communists. His speech lasted close to one hour. Finally, Mr. Ljotić took the floor and, in his two-hour speech, presented the ideology and aims of the movement which he leads as its head. Mr. Ljotić himself, like Mr. Krakow, spoke sharply against Jews and communists. He then spoke about the economic policy being pursued in our country."

🌾— Politika. Belgrade: Vladislav Ribnikar, 28 December 1936.

“It is my duty, even today, when Germany has declared war on Bolshevism, an ideology with which I could never be allied, to speak once more to you, Serbian people. The Soviet Union cannot bring you freedom. The Soviets have been attacked by Germany. The battle has begun. That battle, and the defeat of the Soviets, alone can bring you freedom.”

🌾— Naša Borba, “Collapse in the Soviet Union,” no. 7, October 19, 1941, 1.

"Immediately after the First World War, in 1918, riffraff flooded into Belgrade from all sides, political, social, and "economic" riffraff. What all this riffraff did in our capital over the course of more than twenty years is well known to all of us. The Jews would never have acquired that terrifying influence over our economic and public life had they not found helpers, accomplices, and hirelings within our own "national" society. That President of the National Assembly even secured, through the Minister of Foreign Affairs, for his Jew to become a "special attaché." One minister kept a Jew as an honorary consul. Some university professors did the same. These our own people were the same as the Jews; THEY WERE WORSE THAN THE JEWS! Otherwise, our entire struggle would be not only lacking in objectivity but also unsuccessful, all the more so because the children of many of the principal Jewish accomplices and helpers from our own "national" society are today on another Jewish destructive front, in the forests or in whatever other hiding place they may be, once again together with the Jews and under the shadow of Jewish idols."

🌾— Naša borba, "The Same as the Jews, Worse than the Jews!," September 28, 1941.