in Sarajevo where he held a press conference (on 15 November 1967) at which he praised the "democratisation and humanising of life" under Tito. He denied claims made by the Croatian diaspora press that he had been kidnapped or entrapped by the UDBA. Draganović spent his last years in Sarajevo forming a new general register of the Roman Catholic Church in Yugoslavia. Draganović died in Sarajevo on 5 July 1983. Works Izvješće fra Tome Ivkovića, biskupa skradinskog, iz godine 1630. (1933) Izvješće apostolskog vizitatora Petra Masarechija o prilikama katoličkog naroda u Bugarskoj, Srbiji, Srijemu, Slavoniji i Bosni g. 1623. i 1624. (1937) Opći šematizam Katoličke crkve u Jugoslaviji, en: General schematism of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia (1939) Hrvati i Herceg-Bosna (1940) Hrvatske biskupije. Sadašnjost kroz prizmu prošlosti (1943) Katalog katoličkih župa u BH u XVII. vijeku (1944) Povijest Crkve u Hrvatskoj (1944) Opći šematizam Katoličke crkve u Jugoslaviji, Cerkev v Jugoslaviji 1974, en: General schematism of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia, The Church in Yugoslavia 1974 (1975) Katarina Kosača – Bosanska kraljica (1978) Komušina i Kondžilo (1981) Masovni prijelazi katolika na pravoslavlje hrvatskog govornog područja u vrijeme vladavine Turaka (1991) See also Dominik Mandić Counterintelligence Corps Operation Bloodstone Operation Paperclip Ratlines for more details and references on Draganović escape-route activities. Vatican City in World War II Catholic Church and Nazi Germany Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust Catholic clergy involvement with the Ustaše References Bibliography Anderson, Scott & Anderson, John Lee, Inside the League: The Shocking Expose of How Terrorists, Nazis, and Latin American Death Squads Have Infiltrated the World Anti-Communist League. Dodd Mead, 1986, Mark Aarons and John Loftus, Unholy Trinity: The Vatican, The Nazis, and the Swiss Bankers, St Martins Press 1991 (revised 1998) Uki Goñi: The Real Odessa: Smuggling the Nazis to Perón's Argentina (Granta Books, 2002, ) Eric Salerno, Mossad base Italia: le azioni, gli intrighi, le verità nascoste, Il Saggiatore 2010. (Italian text) External links Background Report on Krunoslav Draganović, CIA, February 12, 1947. Published on the website of the Jasenovac Committee of the Holy Assembly of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Declassified US CIA files on Krunoslav Draganović on Archive.org Some example files on Draganović on cia.gov, find the rest here: COVERT ACTION: SPECIAL: NAZIS, THE VATICAN, AND CIA: This issue of CAIB focuses on the fascist connection, in particular the U.S. role in helping hundreds, perhaps thousands, of prominent Nazis avoid