During the second world war, the independent state of croatia, a nazi puppet regime, established the jasenovac concentration camp, where dinko sakic served as a commander. Decades later, in 1998, the world's press descended on the home of the 77-year-old croatian in argentina, as he faced trial for the crimes he committed during the war. The case sparked deep divisions in his homeland, as the horrific deeds he was accused of cast a stain not only on the newly created country of croatia, but also on the roman catholic church.