“We understand the life of the state and the national community organically. The state and the national community constitute an organism. Our greatest values are work, the family, and the national community. We regard the family as the basic social and biological unit upon which the human national community rests politically, socially, and racially. Work must be elevated to the highest law of the national community, as the greatest moral value and the greatest service to God and the people... Children must be educated for work from an early age, and we hold up the Hitler Youth and compulsory labor service as examples to emulate. The cult of work, cooperatives, the cult of leadership, the Serbian village, and the national community should become the foundation of state policy, in opposition to democracy, parliamentarianism, internationalism, and the Jewish-Masonic spirit. There are three pillars upon which we must establish the present of our people in order to secure its future: health, education, and the economy.”

👍👍 — Novo vreme, “Speech of Dr. Stevan Ivanić: ‘It Is Necessary to Elevate the Honor of Labor to the Highest Law of the National Community,’” no. 22, June 6, 1941, 1–2.

"...The nation was increasingly driven into a more fundamental political predicament: foreign political thought distorted it and, over time, completely denationalized its state. Finally, it took even the very soul of the nation, its life and creative activity. And thus, devastation in all its fundamental dimensions: the socio-economic, political, and spiritual. But driven by the spirit of patriotism, we saw not only the total destruction of the national structure in three forms, but also the threefold destroyer. Our diagnosis, tested a hundred times up to now, is clear and simple: party-democratic capitalism, communism, and Freemasonry, brought into existence and inspired by one spirit and one will: Jewry. Through party-pseudo-democratic Machiavellianism and capitalism, Jewry mainly destroyed the native socio-economic body; through communism, the national-state structure; through Freemasonry, the very soul of the nation, its culture, will, and creative impulse.
In this lies our struggle!"

👍— Naša Borba. “Our Struggle.” By Dimitrije Najdanović. September 7, 1941.

“...here, a movement was developing organically, that is, gradually, rather cautiously and with great self-criticism, which sought to take from the bearers of the new spirit, principally in Germany or in Italy, only the organically interconnected fundamental idea, and to shape it in the souls not merely mechanically, but psychologically, on the basis of its own national characteristics, excluding the individualistic tendencies inherited from the past. In this undertaking, ZBOR approached the nationalist reconstruction of Germany because this reconstruction in Germany had likewise, since 1926, been based on the same fundamental principle (see Mein Kampf, Part II, Chapter I, conclusion)...this authorizes us to repeat the familiar saying in a contemporary variation: ‘If the ZBOR movement did not exist here (in this country), it would have to be created in the direct interest of present-day Germany.’ The fact that this interest wonderfully coincides with the interest of the Serbian people (if not of the entire Balkans) merely proves the complete correctness of the organic fundamental conception and outlook of the New Europe. On the basis of Adolf Hitler’s words, we establish: 1) in Serbia there exists a movement which has replaced the cowardly and weak defensive slogans of democracy with the battle cry of a courageous and ruthless attack against Marxism and its relatives, Jewry and Freemasonry; 2) this movement arose from the same organic fundamental idea of a new worldview that National Socialism also developed...For months, the Intelligence Service of the Serbian Volunteer Command has been submitting to the Belgrade City Administration, the Department of (Special) Police, all persons known as active Marxists who are in Belgrade or who occasionally visit here, with the demand that they be arrested and rendered harmless. As a rule, they were indeed arrested, but nevertheless released shortly after the intervention had been carried out. The Intelligence Service naturally reacts to this and notes that those released do not deserve freedom...”

👍 — Archives of Yugoslavia (AJ), Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, State Commission for the Determination of Crimes Committed by the Occupiers and Their Accomplices, file no. 765/III.