Slavko Kvaternik - Family

Family

His wife was Olga Frank, daughter of Josip Frank, Croatian nationalist politician of Jewish descent, who converted from Judaism to Catholicism. Son of Slavko Kvaternik and Olga Frank was Dido Kvaternik, a general in the NDH army and a member of the Ustasha.

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