and Gregorij Rožman, Bishop of Ljubljana, lived under British supervision at the Bishop's Palace at Klagenfurt, Austria (Foreign Office 371) in October 1946. Rožman later emigrated to the United States, where he died. Šarić moved to Madrid, Spain with the assistance of the Catholic Church, where he made a new translation of the New Testament into Croatian, and published a book extolling the virtues of Pope Pius XII. Šarić died in Madrid on 6 July 1960, aged 88. His body is now buried in the Church of St. Joseph in Sarajevo. See also Anti-Catholicism Persecution of Christians in the Eastern Bloc Aloysius Stepinac Collaboration during World War II Ante Pavelić Ustaše Gregorij Rožman Krunoslav Draganović Partisans (Yugoslavia) Yugoslavia during the Second World War Ratlines References 1871 births 1960 deaths People from Travnik Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina Archbishops of Vrhbosna Bishops appointed by Pope Pius XI Bosnia and Herzegovina Roman Catholic archbishops Roman Catholic archbishops in Yugoslavia Bosnia and Herzegovina collaborators with Fascist Italy Bosnia and Herzegovina collaborators with Nazi Germany Bosnia and Herzegovina people of World War II Catholicism and far-right politics Anti-Serbian sentiment Persecution of Eastern Orthodox Christians