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Resistance Movements

, 2018
Examines the emergence, make-up, and activities of the two resistance movements – the nationalist Chetniks and the communist Partisans - and the complexity of their relationship.
Alexander Prusin
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ilješke o djelovanju bosanskohercegovačke uleme u Drugom svjetskom ratu (1941-1945) [PDF]

Historijska Misao, 2015
This paper brings some facts that shed light on the views and approaches ofBosnian Muslim religious officials, especially higher ulema, towards the current issues ofmilitary, political and social reality of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its inhabitants ...
Adnan Jahić
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Consequences of "The Pasjane affair" for the Serbian population of the Gnjilane region [PDF]

Baština
In the summer of 1907, Serbian Chetniks clashed with the Turkish army and local Albanians near village Pasjane southeast of Gnjilane. After heavy fighting, the Serbian company was defeated and the Albanians started to take revenge on the Serbian ...
Milošević Miroslav S.
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Srbija na istorijskoj prekretnici 1944: slom monarhista i pobeda komunističkih snaga

Dileme
In mid-1944, Serbia was at a historic turning point. The Allies’ decision to support the communist side influenced the outcome of the years-long civil war and enabled the communists to take over the state.
Nemanja Dević
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Resurgence of the past: political and media discourse during the breakup of the former yugoslavia

Linguistica, 2018
The wars and conflicts that accompanied the breakup of the former Yugoslavia are inextricably linked to “language”. The “breakup” of Serbo-Croat into several national languages and the determination of Slovenes and, to a lesser extent, Ma­cedonians to ...
Gregor Perko
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Chetnik anabasis: the march of the Yugoslav army of the fatherland from Vlašić to Zelengora, April 30 – May 11, 1945.

, 2021
Članak polemizira s pojedininim zaključcima i tvrdnjama povjesničara Bojana Dimitrijevića i Nemanje Devića o broju pripadnika JVuO i gubitcima snaga JVuO u borbama protiv JA u srednjoj i jugoistočnoj Bosni, od 30. travnja do 11.
Milan Radanović, Radanović, Milan
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The establishment of the Serbian secret self-defense organization in Metohija and Kosovo 1904-1905 [PDF]

Baština
The paper examines the attempt to establish a secret self-defense organization of the Serbs in the Kosovo Pomoravlje, Sirinić, Kosovo, and Metohija during 1904-1905.
Šešum Uroš S.
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"Partisans and Chetniks in occupied Yugoslavia" by Heather Williams – A Commentary by Gaj Trifković

, 2020
Being a historian of the region, I naturally welcomed the publishing of The Routledge Handbook of Balkan and Southeast European History in October 2020 (for more information on this edited volume see https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge- Handbook-of ...
Gaj Trifković, Trifković, Gaj
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The collaborationist administration and the treatment of the Jews in Nazi-occupied Serbia

, 2011
[About the book] In Serbia today, the textbooks praise the Chetniks of Draža MIhailović and make excuses for the collaboration of Milan Nedić's regime with the Axis. Yet Nedić's regime was arrayed against the Allies and was complicit in measures taken
Byford, Jovan, Jovan Byford
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“Serbia Is Quiet,” 1942–1944

, 2018
Examines the situation in Serbia in 1942-1944. After the defeat in the fall-winter 1941, the depleted Partisan forces in Serbia confined their actions to small-scale attacks and sabotage acts, while the Chetniks remained largely passive.
Alexander Prusin
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