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Skanderbeg deserted Ottomans in Niš or Kunovica

 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444
 * Plenty of sources that Sk's struggle against Ottomans lasted from 1444

RM/Delete campaign

 * 1) Lim-Sandžak Chetnik Detachment - proposed for deletion - complete fiasco
 * 2) Battle for Novi Pazar - title
 * 3) German–Partisan negotiations - title
 * 4) June 1941 uprising in eastern Herzegovina - title
 * 5) Đurđevdan uprising - title
 * 6) SS Polizei-Selbstschutz-Regiment Sandschak - title - complete fiasco
 * 7) Sandžak Muslim militia - title
 * 8) Montenegrin National Army
 * 9) Skanderbeg (military unit) - proposed for deletion
 * 10) Leftist errors (Yugoslavia)
 * 11) Anti-Serb riots in Sarajevo

Treća
Istovremeno s operacijom u istočnoj Bosni planirana su dejstva italijanskih trupa i četnika u Sandžaku, Crnoj Gori i Hercegovini protiv partizanskih odreda koji su uspešno dejstvovali, pa če u realizaciji tih planova biti izvedena jedinstvena napadna operacija poznata pod nazivom „Trio", u okviru koje će se voditi odbrambena operacija grupe proleterskih brigada i partizanskih odreda. Operacija „Trio", koja je završena 10. juna 1942, bila je prva napadna operacija u kojoj su zajednički dejstvovale nemačke i italijanske snage. Operacija je u početku planirana u manjem obimu (samo na teritoriji istočne Bosne) ali je u toku izvođenja proširena i na teritoriju Sandžaka, Crne Gore i Hercegovine. To je bila prva bolje planski organizovana i vođena odbrambena operacija koju su izvele partizanske snage oko Vrhovnog štaba.

Croatian strategy in dealing with its atrocious World War II record
In early 1990's newly established Croatia was faced with a dangerous threat to the image of the country, its atrocious World War II record. The Independent State of Croatia pursued genocidal policies to exterminate its Jewish, Roma and Serb population. During the Yugoslav wars of 1990's there was a danger that new state and its conflict with its Serb population would be perceived in connection to the atrocious World War II record of the new state.

To deal with this danger a double-track strategy was implemented trough the Croatian media.
 * 1) The main strategy was to present anti-semitism in the wartime Croatia as imported by Nazi Germany and unsupported by the Croatian people.
 * 2) The second track of this strategy was to present Serbs during World War II as no better or even worse than Croats and to transfer responsibility for the genocide against Jews from the SS, Gestapo and Wehrmacht to the Serbs themselves.

Source: Marko Zivkovic', The Wish to be a Jew. The Power of the Jewish Trope in the Yugoslav Conflict, in: Cahiers de l'URMIS 6, Paris 2000, page 76.

Шуцкори

 * Commander of the Schutzkorps was Ademaga Mešić, from Tešanj, who was later collaborator of Ante Pavelić.

Definition of the Macedonian Struggle

 * Based on GBS for "Macedonian Struggle was" there are several positions I was able to identify:
 * Grece vs. FYROM
 * - Greece vs Bulgaria
 * - implies Greece vs Bulgaria
 * - imprecise
 * - All Balkan nationalities
 * - imprecise
 * - I think implies all Balkan nationalities
 * - implies Greece vs Bulgaria
 * - All Balkan nationalities (Makedo-Bulgarian, Greek and Serbian bands)
 * - All Balkan nationalities (Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia)
 * - implies all nationalities
 * - implies all nationalities


 * Based on GBS for "the macedonian struggle" published in 21. century:


 * Based on the above two searches I conclude that plenty of sources include Serbia to this struggle, some say its participation was limited and some refer to this struggle as mainly Greece vs. Bulgaria, probably because Greece was not directly confronted to Serbia here. I will double check trough performing GBS with "macedonian struggle" Serbia published in 21st century which resulted with:

Various
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the political background of Jelena's time early in the article
 * Muslimanska milicija

Background
Period in which Jelena Balšić lived was a period of disintegration of Serbian Empire since its larger part were conquered by Ottoman Empire after the Battle of Marica in 1371 and the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. The remaining part of Serbian Empire was governed by numerous local noblemen who were under constant pressure either from the Ottoman Empire or European Catholic states like Venetian Republic, Kingdom of Naples or Holy Roman Empire. Serbian Despotate with its province Zeta was among the last European countries which official religion was Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
 * Marka Tomić Djurić Institute for Balkan Studies Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts Belgrade The Isles of Great Silence Monastic Life on Lake Scutari under the Patronage of the Balšićs

Dangic

 * Railway
 * Territory of the Provisional Government of Eastern Bosnia had its railway. Locomotive was captured in Han Pijesak (p 73) on 8 August.
 * In service of Dangic - Stevo Vojinovic:
 * p 49 - Dangic was legendary leader, respected and loved.
 * p 50 - Partisans established separate Muslim units in which they recruited Muslims from Ustasha forces in order to fight against Chetniks in Rogatica
 * p 64 - Colakovic explained that he does not care if Ustasha kill all Serbs because after the war is over communists will populate Chinese people instead
 * p 67 - Pero Djukanovic was manipulated by Colakovic to join communists in 1943. In 1947 he participated in execution of Dangic and shot a bullet in his dead body. He whitnessed against Dangic on trial to whitewash himself in front of his new communist lords.
 * p 73 - Chetniks attacked Vlasenica because of Ustashe attrocities in Rasica Gaj where they slaughtered 80 Serbs
 * Dangic wrote to Prince Đorđe Karađorđević to accept leadership over the people of Eastern Bosnia.
 * AK - Несколько лет провел в тюрьме Ездимир Дангич (1897-1947), тридцать лет спустя расстрелянный то ли за коллаборционизм, то ли за связь с Буром-Коморовским.
 * Dangic wrote to Prince Đorđe Karađorđević to accept leadership over the people of Eastern Bosnia.
 * AK - Несколько лет провел в тюрьме Ездимир Дангич (1897-1947), тридцать лет спустя расстрелянный то ли за коллаборционизм, то ли за связь с Буром-Коморовским.
 * Dangic wrote to Prince Đorđe Karađorđević to accept leadership over the people of Eastern Bosnia.
 * AK - Несколько лет провел в тюрьме Ездимир Дангич (1897-1947), тридцать лет спустя расстрелянный то ли за коллаборционизм, то ли за связь с Буром-Коморовским.

Ustashe massacres in east Bosnia in 1941

 * General remarks
 * Work published by Bosnian Academy in 1995 (unlikely being pro-Serb)
 * Drinjača - July-August 1941
 * Blic, Interview of Rade Jokić with Neđo Lukić who explained that Ustaše had intention to send to Pavelic a barrel full of blood of Serbs they slaughtered. He managed to escape, but many of Serbs were slaughtered and buried without heads. (link)
 * Srebrenica: a ‘safe’ area Appendix IV History and Reminders in East Bosnia present some claims that more than a hundred Serbs were killed in Drinjaèe by 12 August 1941 and that the basket full of eyes found by Italian war journalist, Curzio Malaparte, at Ante Pavelic’s desk during a late-summer visit to Zagreb in 1941 was from Serbs killed in Drinjaèa. This basket was an episode which he described in his autobiographical war novel Kaputt)
 * Rašića Gaj - July 1941
 * Skelani (after 22 June 1941)
 * Useful link
 * Blog with useful informations
 * Rašića Gaj - July 1941
 * Skelani (after 22 June 1941)
 * Useful link
 * Blog with useful informations
 * Useful link
 * Blog with useful informations
 * Blog with useful informations

IPS

 * [|193.33.148.205] - aarhus kommune Denmark
 * diff
 * Netherland wiki

Skanderbeg Military Unit
Skanderbeg was Albanian quisling military unit assigned to the 14th Italian Army Corp, composed of Albanian soldiers recruited in Albania during the Second World War. This unit participated in the Italian counteroffensive against insurgents in Montenegro, during the Uprising in Montenegro in 1941. Skanderbeg was composed of four battalions and had the strength of one division or two regiments.

Uprising in Montenegro
During the Italan offensive this military unit operated on the territory between Skadar Lake, Bar and Ulcinj. On 15 July 1941, two days after the outbreak of the uprising, the supreme command of Italian forces in Albania decided to support Italian forces in Montenegro by moving Skanderbeg to Ulcinj. On 17 July Biroli ordered Skanderbeg to seize area on the border between Albania and Montenegro, without crossing it. On 22 July Skanderbeg participated in cleansing action in Mikulići, near Bar.

The first military engagement of this unit was on 4 August 1941 in the area assigned to Division Venezia. Skanderbeg was engaged as vanguard of Italian divisions.

After the suppression of the uprising, Skanderbeg was assigned to 9th Army, together with several military units that initially belonged to the 14th army corps.