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English: The symbol of the Ustaše was a capital blue letter "U" with an flaming grenade and croatian emblem within it.
Hrvatski: Znak Ustaše je bilo veliko slovo "U" sa gorućom bombom i hrvatskim grbom u njoj.
This symbol was created by the Ustaše soon after it formed in 1929, and was worn as a badge by members from then on. After WWII the surviving movement was divided and no entity claims to be descended from it or would hold any copyright.
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