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Yugoslav partisan war Anonymous 04/29/21 (Thu) 10:49:34 No.19

This issue is rarely discussed and I have many questions about it.

Is it true that between April - June 1941 communists were inactive in the antifascist resistance because of Molotov - Ribbentrop pact?

How bad was the animosity between Četnik and communist partisans?

Is it true that there were many families where father was četnik and the son communist? (or vice versa)

Is it true that for a long time communist partisans were far less relevant than četniks?

What role played anglos and amis in the yugoslav partisan war?

How popular is Nedic and his regime in todays Serbia?

Was Draža Michailovic innocent?

Also is here any yugo anon that can translate these for me?

https://youtu.be/OJ_Vc-2Wguw

https://youtu.be/_DrVuS5AA3s

https://youtu.be/_BcJe85Zsa8

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Anonymous 04/29/21 (Thu) 10:57:31 No.20

No clue but

>What role played anglos and amis in the yugoslav partisan war?

Probably none to very little

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Anonymous 04/29/21 (Thu) 11:01:38 No.21

>>20

I mean, weren't they sending the partisans weapons?

Also there were RAF pilots who wanted to testify in trial with Draža Mihaijlovic.

četniks also had connections with London, were anglos telling them to boycott communists?

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Anonymous 04/29/21 (Thu) 14:27:32 No.22

>>21

>were anglos telling them to boycott communists?

Very likely

>RAF

During the end of the war the RAF and USAF were help fly out Nazi collaborators disguised as injured soldiers to help them escape trials. This was organized by the future CIA, the OSS.

>>19

>What role played anglos and amis in the yugoslav partisan war?

Very little, their bombing did little and their supplies were paltry compared to what the USSR supplied. The USSR liberated much of the region.

>Molotov-Ribbentrop

possible but unlikely. Despite how modern historians try to spin it, back then it was well understood that the pact was nothing more than a formal delay of the Nazi invasion of the USSR.

>Is it true that there were many families where father was četnik and the son communist?

Don't know if it's "many" but it did happen given the social trends of Yugoslavia had the old mentalities displaced by the new wave of youth communists.

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