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 Ha lol. I'm a victim of Tuđman's propaganda? ) What I won't here on this wiki... One minute I'm a communist, the next some French guys call me a Nazi, next a Balkans nationalist is calling me a HDZ supporter, etc. I simply must start keeping track of this, I'll try to incorporate this on my userpage somehow. 

 Ok so we have Blaž Kraljević on the agenda for our article-content-unrelated-utter-waste-of-time debate? Ok. Time for a bit of a lesson in Croatian politics and history, listen carefully now. 
 Blaž Kraljević was the leader of the Croatian Defence Forces (Hrvatske obrambene snage, HOS). The HOS was the military wing of the radical-right Croatian Party of Right (HSP), all HOS members were naturally HSP members. One of the more ""famous"" historical members of the Croatian Party of Right was also Ante Pavelić, the WWII (quote) ""Croatian fuhrer"", dictator of the Nazi-puppet Croatian state (the NDH). The NDH state was ruled by Ante-Pavelić's Ustaše movement. This movement, responsible for the genocide of (at least) several hundred thousand Serbs, Jews, and Roma, was a radical faction (""Frankovci"") of this same party - the HSP. 

 During World War II, the military of this puppet Croatian state (which was ruled by a faction of the HSP party) was known as the Croatian Armed Forces (Hrvatske oružane snage, HOS), wich tells us something about how the HSP and Blaž Kraljević picked the (almost universally used) acronym for their new (1992) military wing - they were inspired by the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). 

 Also, the intergral part of the doctrine of Greater Croatia, then openly supported by the Croatian Party of Right (and of course its military wing), was and is the incorporation of ethnic Bosniaks into the Croatian nationality as ""ethnic Croats of Muslim faith"" (since there are far to few Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina to advocate its complete annexation - Greater Croatia). This was, again, also the doctrine of the Ustaše-ruled Independent State of Croatia. Blaž Kraljević, was of course, supporting this idea and hoping for the assimilation of Bosniaks into Croatia. Tuđman just knew it was pipe-dream of a Nazi-period nostalgic and removed him since he was drawing off far too many Nazi-loving-nuts from Herzegovina into his ranks. The poor RBiH, of course, did its best to use him since it certainly had no luxury of picking allies.    

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