Successors of the World War II emigration are not seeking positions in the Serbian government and are not seeking war reparations. Only historical facts and sincerity is required from the Serbian Government Regarding the question of what Serbia can do for the Serbian diaspora, proposed by the Government of Serbia, successors of the World War

The untold epic drama of a WWII hero, hunted by the Nazis and the Communists, betrayed by the Western Allies. The documentary comprises testimonies of witnesses and participants, along with comments of American experts and yet unseen archival footage in HD resolution as well as clips from dozens of sites where crucial events took place,

Over the Christmas Holiday, Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Nikola Selaković and members of his staff, visited the Serbian community in the Chicagoland area. The OSC “Ravna Gora” made the decision not to attend. Although the section in question of the Consulate’s website was slightly changed after our first letter, it was far from sufficient in

TO ORDER: Payment 98 euros (total cost – includes international shipping)  to Paypal account: pogledikg@gmail.com Please drop an email at: pogledikg@gmail.com with the postal address where your purchase should be shipped, and phone number too. 1. Miloslav Samardzic: “The Serbs vs. the Wehrmacht” 256 pages, soft cover, photos, A-5 format. ‘’This book is a much needed addition

According to the author’s own announcement, the German documents should have prevailed here. However, the count of reference points reveals a surprise as they refer to the following sources: 68 are attributed to the communist sources, and 64 to German… Writes: Miloslav SAMARDŽIĆ   The length of the review concerning Jozo Tomasevich’s book on the

By Carl Savich In his seminal 1973 analysis of the roles Draza Mihailovich and Josip Broz Tito played during the World War II conflict in Yugoslavia, Tito, Mihailovic and the Allies, 1941-1945, Walter R. Roberts was able to show that Tito’s Communist Partisans had collaborated with the Nazis. The Communist Partisan collaboration with the Nazis

  Provinces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and division during the occupation By Miloslav Samardzic Provinces (banovine) of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia After establishment, in 1918, Yugoslavia’s name was Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Later it was divided into administrative provinces (banovine) Drava Banovina, in the northwest, belonged to the Slovenes. In 1939 two

By Miloslav Samardzic The first phase of the Serb uprising in 1941 in the west of Yugoslavia caused much restructuring and major changes among the Axis forces. Officially, Germans, Italians and Croats were united against the common enemy, the Serbs. However, since the summer of 1941, in practice things were different. Now you had the

By Miloslav Samardzic The first known German broadsheet announcing the executions of Serbs due to railway sabotage is dated June 12, 1942. On that day, the Germans shot three rail workers in Smederevo, claiming they had destroyed the brakes on a train. US Col. Robert McDowell, the most educated Allied officer in Yugoslavia during the

March 25, 1941 Prime Minister Dragisha Cvetkovic and German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop are shown signing the accession of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia to the Tripartite Pact in Vienna.   March 27, 1941 The Tripartite Pact with the Axis powers was short-lived and the regency government in Belgrade was deposed; Prince Pavle was replaced on the