Gašinci

In 1944, Josip "Sepi" Feldinger" (15 September 1919 – 15 August or 11 November 1944), an ethnic German SS member born in Gašinci, wounded in Bijeljina and taken to the hospital in Zagreb where he died, or was killed in Tokaj.^[2]

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