“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.