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YUGOSLAVIA, WWII
A Working Bibliography of MHI Sources
Contents
General/Miscellaneous......................p.1
Diplomacy/Strategic........................p.2
Resistance/Partisan Operations
- General/Miscellaneous..................p.3
- Memoirs/Biographies....................p.4
German Perspective.........................p.6
Other Special Aspects......................p.6
GENERAL/MISCELLANEOUS
Adamic, Louis. My Native Land. NY: Harper, 1943. 507 p.
D802Y8A6.
Andrews, Marshall. Rates of Advance in Land Attack Against
Unprepared Forces. Study, Opns Rsch Off, Bethesda, MD, 1960.
42 p. U166.1A52.
See pp. 24-27 on Ger advance in 1941.
Great Britain: Imperial War Museum. "Yugoslavia: Selected List of
References." Mimeo, 1965. Z6207M81466.
_________. Mil Mission, Jugoslavia. Jugoslavia. Brochure,
1945. 47 p. DR121.3J83.
Allied guidebook.
Moraca, Pero, & Kucan, Viktor. The War and Revolution of the Peoples
of Yugoslavia, 1941-1945. Belgrad: Mladost, 1962. 207 p.
D7666M79(Oversize).
A Nation's Fight for Survival: The 1941 Revolution and War in
Yugoslavia as Reported in the American Press. n.p., n.d. 251
p. D742Y8N3.
Wheeler, Mark C. Britain and the War for Yugoslavia, 1940-1943.
Boulder, CO: East Eur Mono, 1980. 351 p. D7666W4.
Yugoslavia, WWII p.2
"Yugoslavia Crushed in 12 Days Total War." War Illus (9 May 1941):
pp. 470-71. Maps shows major stages of campaign.
Yugoslavia. Mil Hist Inst. The War Effort of Yugoslavia, 1941-1945.
Belgrade: Mil-Hist Inst, 1949? 41 p. D766.6W37.
See also:
- "Balkans, WWII" (Balkans)
DIPLOMATIC/STRATEGIC
Barker, Elisabeth. British Policy in South-East Europe in the Second
World War. NY: Barnes & Noble, 1976. 320 p. D750B37.
Fotitch, Constatin. The War We Lost: Yugoslavia's Tragedy and
the Failure of the West. NY: Viking, 1948. 344 p.
DR369.5F65.
Hoptner, J.B. Yugoslavia in Crisis, 1934-1941. NY: Columbia UP,
1962. 328 p. DR366H6.
Jukic, Ilija. The Fall of Yugoslavia. Trans from Serb. NY:
Harcourt, 1974. 315 p. D754Y9J8413.
Lees, Michael. The Rape of Serbia: The British Role in Tito's Grab
for Power, 1943-1944. San Diego: Harcourt, 1990. 384 p.
DR1258G7L43.
Martin, David. Ally Betrayed: The Uncensored Story of Tito and
Mihailovich. NY: Prentice-Hall, 1946. 372 p. D802Y8M3.
Roberts, Walter R. Tito, Mihailovic and the Allies, 1941-1945.
New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers UP, 1973. 406 p. D754Y9R6.
See also:
- Trieste
Yugoslavia, WWII p.3
RESISTANCE/PARTISAN OPERATIONS
- GENERAL/MISCELLANEOUS
Amery, Julian. "Of Resistance." Typescript, n.d. 28 p. U240A575.
Burks, Richard V. The Dynamics of Communism in Eastern Europe.
Princeton, NJ: Univ Press, 1961. 244 p. HX63.1E9B8, AWCLib.
See index.
Chalou, George C., ed. The Secrets War: The Office of Strategic
Services in World War II. Wash, DC: NARA, 1992. 382 p.
D810S7S422.
See pp. 194-217.
Donovan, William J. Personal papers (OSS files). 192 reels.
Microfilm.
3-vol guide list identifies dozen reels with some or much
Balkans & Yugoslavia sources.
Ford, Thomas K. "Pawns and Powerbrokers: OSS and the Yugoslav
Resistance During the Second World War." PhD dss, ________,
1980. 420 p. D802Y8F62.
Johnson, Stowers. Agents Extraordinary. London: Hale, 1975.
192 p. D802B29J64.
Karchmar, Lucien. "Draza Milhailovic and the Rise of the Chetnik
Movement, 1941-1942." 2 vols. PhD dss, Stanford Univ, 1973.
Microfilm D-K56.
Mamula, Branko. "The National Liberation War in Yugoslavia, 1941-
1945." RUSI Jrnl 130 (Dec 1985): pp. 51-56. Per.
Milazzo, Matteo J. The Chetnik Movement and the Yugoslav Resistance.
Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins UP, 1975. 208 p. D802Y8M47.
Todorovich, Boris J. A Forgotten Army. Wash: Premier Press, 1945.
50 p. D766.6T58.
Tomasevich, Jozo. The Chetniks: War and Revolution in Yugoslavia,
1941-1945. Stanford, CA: Stanford UP, 1975. 508 p.
D802Y8T58.
U.S. Military Academy. Dept of Hist. History of Revolutionary
Warfare. Vol II. Text material, 1968 & 1977. U719U543.
See pp. 87-120.
Yugoslavia, WWII p.4
Yourichitch, Evgueniye. Le Proces Tito-Mihailovitch. Paris:
Societe d'Editions Francaises, 1950. 188 p. D766.6Y68.
MEMOIRS/BIOGRAPHIES
Achin, Milos K. The First Guerrillas of Europe: The True Stories of
General Mihailovi's Warriors. NY: Vantage, 1963. 181 p.
D802Y8A57.
Army Times. Heroes of the Resistance. NY: Dodd, Mead, 1967.
133 p. D802E9H4.
See pp. 94-108.
Bilainkin, George. Tito. NY: Philosophical Lib, 1950. 287 p.
DR1305T5B54.
Bizic, Steven. "Pokret." Manuscript. Arch.
Account of NCO's 6-mo service with Yugoslav partisans, 1944.
Brown, Alec. Mihailovitch and Yugoslav Resistance. London: Lane,
1943. 90 p. D802Y8B76.
Davidson, Basil. Partisan Picture. Bedford, Eng: Bedford, 1946.
351 p. D802Y8D3.
Brit officer air-dropped into central Bosnia, 1943, as Allied
liaison with counterinsurgents. Also French ed, Prelude a la
Paix.
Deakin, F.W.D. The Embattled Mountain. NY: Oxford UP, 1971.
284 p. D802Y8D4.
First British military mission to Tito's HQ.
Dedijer, Vladimir. Tito. NY: Simon & Schuster, 1953. 443 p.
DR359T5D42.
_________. With Tito Through the War: Partisan Diary, 1941-
1944. Trans from Serb-Croat. London: Hamilton, 1951. 403 p.
D802Y8D4.
And 1989 ed.
Djilas, Milovan. Wartime. NY: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1977.
270 p. D802Y8D548.
By Yugoslav partisan.
Galembush, Stephen. Papers. 1 Fldr. WWII Misc Coll, Arch.
Incl memoir of OSS training and 1944 service in Yugoslavia.
