Драгољуб Дража Михаиловић

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NEZAVISNA DRŽAVA HRVATSKA
GLAVNI STAN POGLAVNIKA
GSP. Br. 1070-1942.
Zagreb, 30. lipnja 1942.
MINISTARSTVU UDRUŽBE
Do sada je Glavni stan Poglavnika preko ovoga povjerenstva vodio pregovore sa
sliedećim četničkim grupama:
1. Grupa Ozrenskih četnika, sastojeći se iz Ozrenskog i Trebavskog odreda-(na području
Velike župe Usora i Soli te Posavje).
2. Grupa Majevičkih četnika (na području Velike župe Usora i Soli, te Posavje) i
3. Grupa Zeničkih četnika-Zenički četnički odred-(na području Velike župe Lašva i
Glaž).
Osim toga po opunomoćenicima vodjeni su pregovori sa četnicima na području velikih
župa Sana i Luka, te Pliva i Rama, zasjecajući i područja velikih župa Livac i Zapolje, te
Posavje.
Svi pregovori, osim onih pod točkom 2. uspjeli su i zapisnički je utvrdjeno, da
četnici priznaju vrhovničtvo Nezavisne Države Hrvatske i kao njeni državljani
izražavaju odanost i lojalnost njenom Poglavaru-Poglavniku i privrženost
Nezavisnoj Državi Hrvatskoj, te da prekidaju neprijateljstva prema vojnim i
građanskim oblastima Nezavisne Države Hrvatske i obavezuju se u svakom pravcu
pomagati državne oblasti u sredjivanju obćih prilika na cielom dielu Hrvatskog
državnog područja, te im u tu svrhu pružati svaku pomoć.
U ostalim podrobnostima ugovarajuće strane sporazumile su se u sliedećem:
a) dok se organiziraju obćinska poglavarstva samoupravnu vlast na dotičnom području
mogu vršiti zapoviednici četničkih odreda, odnosno po njima imenovane obćinske vlasti,
no pod kontrolom vlasti Nezavisne Države Hrvatske.
b) dok postoji opasnost od partizanskih oružanih bandi, četničke postrojbe mogu
dobrovoljno surađivati sa hrvatskim oružanim snagama na suzbijanju i uništavanju
partizana, te u tu svrhu mogu zadržati oružje pod kontrolom hrvatskih vojnih vlasti.
c) zapoviednici četničkih postrojbi moraju se obvezati da će u što kraćem roku, a najdalje
za mjesec dana, dostaviti nadležnom zapoviedniku divizije izkaz svojih postrijbi (ljudstva
i naoružanja) sa podatcima navedenim u dva obrasca, koja su im u tu svrhu predložena.
d) svaki onaj, koji se zatekne sa oružjem, a nije naveden u izkazima ima se smatrati za
obje strane kao odmetnik
e) kad prestane potreba za držanje oružja kod četničkih postrojba ove će ge predati uz
nagradu hrvatskim državnim vlastima koje će nagradu odrediti
f) hrvatske državne vlasti izdavat će četničkim postrojbama streljivo u koliko to situacija
bude zahtjevala
g) četnici, koji budu ranjeni u borbi s partizanima mogu se liečiti u bolnicama i
ambulantama, kao i ostali pripadnici oružane snage Nezavisne Države Hrvatske
h) pripadnicima četničkih postrojbi mogu se dati nagrade i odlikovanja u koliko se
istaknu u borbi proti partizanima
i) udovicama i siročadi četnika, čiji su hranitelji pali u borbi proti partizana može se
dodieliti potpora od strane države u smislu postojećih zakonskih propisa, koji vriede za
sve državljane Nezavisne Države Hrvatske
j) žitelji dotičnog područja u pogledu prehrane uživaju ista prava kao i ostali državljani
k) obiteljima, čiji su hranitelji u njemačkom zarobljeništvu, a ne pripadaju partizanima,
isplaćuju se podpore u smislu zakonskih propisa, a mogu se izplaćivati mirovine i rente
radničkog osiguranja svima onima, koji na to imaju zakonsko pravo, a lojalni su građani
l) žiteljstvu dotičnog područja u koliko bude imalo preporuku od četničkih zapoviednika
može se dozvoliti zaposlenje na državnim i drugim javnim radovima
m) po preporuci četničkih zapoviednika mogu se vratiti svojim kućama one osobe, koje
se nalaze u logorima, u koliko tomu ne stoje na putu kakvi drugi važni zakonski razlozi
n) svim izbjeglicama dozvolit će se nesmetan povratak svojim kućama, u koliko se nalaze
u državi i koliko su stradale može im se dodieliti pomoć kao i svim ostalim državljanima
Nezavisne Države Hrvatske
o) svima se ima dozvoliti kretanje i izmjena dobara kao i ostalim građanima Nezavisne
Države Hrvatske u smislu postojećih propisa
p) konačno se može omogućiti izmjena još sada postojećih jugoslavenskih novčanica sa
dotičnog područja, a po izkazu koga će predložiti četnički zapoviednici.
Sve ovo odnosi se na pripadnika odnosno državljanina Nezavisne Države Hrvatske..
U koliko na tom području ima inozemaca, imaju zemlju ostaviti, a nesmetan odlazak
ima im se omogućiti.
Četničke postrojbe sudjelovat će dobrovoljno u suzbijanju i uništavanju
komunističko-boljševičkih bandi zajedno sa oružanom snagom Nezavisne Države
Hrvatske, pod obćom zapoviedi zapoviednika ove oružane snage, pri čemu će
zapoviednici četničkih postrojbi zapoviedati svojim postrojbama.
Četničke postrojbe mogu izvoditi samostalne potrebne akcije protiv partizana, no u
ovome će na vrieme izviestiti zapoviednike Hrvatske oružane snage.
Zapisnički su se obje strane obavezale, sve gore navedeno točno ispunjavati i sve
učiniti, da se obje strane sporazuma pridržavaju.
Val želje četnika za mirnim životom i pregovorima i dalje se osjeća, te se i dalje
sklapaju sporazumi.
Potrebno je da izvršni organi i svu dužnostnici na terenu budu obaviešteni o načinu
svoga djelovanja pri uvođenju primljenih obaveza u život, te je radi toga nužno izdati
podrobne upute na temelju obćih smjernica za sklapanja ugovora sa četnicima
(dostavljena od Glavnog stana Poglavnika sa Gsp. Br.1035-42.), da bi se ugovori de facto
i izvršivali.
Nadležni će, svaki u svom djelokrugu, zapoviedati i regulirati sva ona posebna
pitanja, koja spadaju u njihovu kompetenciju i dostaviti na izvršenje podređenim i onih
oblasti na području Velikih župa Bosne, Hercegovine i obalnog pojasa, koji za sada još
nisu obuhvaćene, da bi u danom slučaju svi državni organi, bez zatezanja, mogli točno
uredovati po svim pitanjima političko-socijalnog odnosno vojnog značenja.
Za točnost: Zapoviednik Glavnog stana Poglavnika:
General Prpić v. r. Vojskovođa Kvaternik v. r.

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For some months (1945), Mihailovic had been eager to cooperate with the forces of the Croatian puppet state "because the common goal was the annihilation of the Communists” (report of the German Plenipotentiary General in Croatia of Dec. 24, 1944, referring to the statement of one of his reliable agents. Microcopy No. T-311, Roll 196, Frame 427).
He sent his own emissary, a lawyer named Dr. Ranko Brasic, not only to Dr. Pavelic, the head of the Croatian puppet state, but also to the head of the Catholic Church in Croatia, Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, and also to Dr. Macek, the head of the Croatian Peasant Party, who had passively opposed the quisling government.
Although Mihailovic stated at his trial that Brasic was only empowered to contact representatives of the Croatian Peasant Party, it has been well established that Brasic saw Pavelic and Stepinac as well. (The Trial of Draza Mihailovic, pp. 289-96, 453-56). It should be noted that as early as 1943 representatives of Mihailovic and of the Croatian Peasant Party (to which in time many of the Domobran officers gave their support) had some discussions about the future of Yugoslavia. No agreements were reached, however, because the CPP would not recognize Mihailovic as commander in chief of all Yugoslav forces including the Domobrans, and Mihailovic would not agree to disown the Chetnik groups that had been responsible for mass terror against the Croatian population..

Pavelic gave Brasic a supply of medicines for the treatment of typhus, which was widespread among the Chetnik troops in Bosnia. Besides Dr. Brasic:, Chetnik Major Zika Andric seems to have been a sort of steady contact with the Croatian military authorities in Zagreb during the last few months of the war. Finally, in mid-April 1945, Mihailovic sent General Svetomir Djukic supposedly on a mission to establish contact with the advancing Allied armies in northern Italy, but at the same time, while passing through Zagreb, to see Pavelic and discuss with him the possibility of cooperation between the Chetniks and Croatian troops and to obtain from him a series of concessions. To assist Djukic in his efforts in Zagreb, Mihailovic sent with him Vladimir Predavec, who had been for a long time a member of the Chetnik Central National Committee. Djukic, accompanied by Predavec and also Brasic and Andric, had two conferences with Pavelic, on April 17 and 22. In them, he asked for the following: release of a Chetnik hospital and its inmates captured by the Ustashas on Vucjak Mountain; release of 1,200 Serb civilians captured by the Ustashas and held in the town of gamac; medical supplies, ammunition, and food for the Chetniks; and free passage of Chetnik troops through Croatia on their way to Slovenia (but without Mihailovic, who would stay behind in the mountains). A series of articles by General Djukic about his mission to Pavelic appeared in the monthly newspaper Srpska zastava (Buenos Aires) between December 1954 and May 1955 under the title "From the Forests into Emigration." Djukic was answered by Ustasha General Luburic in an "Open Letter to the Serbian General Svetomir Djukic," in Drina (Madrid) in December 1955. Pavelic also, in 1949 , published his recollections of these conferences.

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CHETNIK-GERMAN TALKS IN TOPOLA

NAW
Mf. T. — 311,
R 286, 509—511

Memorandum on Talks with Representatives of DM Movement in Topola on August 11, 1944.

The meeting was held according to the wish of Minister Neubacher and for the purpose of getting aquainted with the new foundations on which DM wishes to meet with a responsible German official.

The meeting was attended by: Rittmeister (Cavalry Captain) Prince Wrede, Cavalry Captain von Herwarth, SS Sonderfuhrer Horak, Sergeant Fiedler, "Egon".

On the DM side by: Major Racic, Captain Nesko Nedic, Captain Kalabic.

Beginning: 2.20 p.m. End: 3.15 p.m.

Cavalry Captain Prince Wrede: Captain Nesko Nedic has transmitted readiness of DM to talk. Provided certain prerequisites were satisfied, a highly placed German personage, and possibly the Fiihrers Special Plenipotentiary for the Southeast would be ready to comply with DM's wish to meet in person. Prince Wrede is authorized to clarify the following: firstly the conditions under which DM would wish the talks to take place, and secondly to make it known that no agreement in writing would be acceptable to the German side. As desired, the German side will maintain full secrecy concerning the talks. Asked by Cavalry Captain Prince Wrede whether Major Racic and Captain Nesko Nedic are speaking as plenipotentiaries of DM, Major Racic stated that they had been with DM on August 10, and that they were given explicit authority to conduct these talks.
On his part Prince Wrede stated that he is also attending the talks on instructions from his superiors and stressed that today's occasion is only a preliminary discussion of the possibilities of arranging a meeting between Neubacher and DM. He stressed in particular, that he is not authorized to conclude any accords whatsoever. He requested Major Racic to tell him on what new basis the DM — Neubacher talks could be placed.
Major Racic agreed with the statement of Prince Wrede, emphasising that collaboration had thus far been limited to individual matters. A comprehensive solution should be achieved in view of the existing situation, however. The political orientation of DM and his movement has been changed completely. They propose the establishment of a national front, with the inclusion of the Serbian State Guard, Serbian Volunteer Corps, DM detachments and all anti-communist national forces. The DM movement is ready to be incorporated in such a front. The principal task is general mobilization and the creation of a Serbian national army for the purpose of destroying communism in Serbia. Once communism in Serbia is overpowered the DM movement is willing to fight in the Balkans and anywhere else under orders of the German leadership. The Bulgarians are completely unworthy occupiers. The Germans have given arms to the Albanians, Croatians etc. because the latter knew how to flatter them. Today they are deceiving the Germans. The Germans never really knew these people for what they are. "And yet it is the Serbs whom you do not know, that are fighting for you today. We swear on our officers honour that we shall be true to you. The DM movement is ready to provide all guarantees the Germans may ask for. Our deadly hatred of communism is the best guarantee of our unswerving loyalty. We are not interested in the future. Whatever the outcome of the war, we are firmly resolved, if need be, to die gallantly fighting in the field."
DM is ready to talk with Envoy Neubacher. His only request is that the meeting shall not take place in Belgrade or any other larger city. Major Racic requested that the talks be hastened as it is time to negotiate. The communists are planning large-scale action. Prince Wrede answered that he cannot suggest any date, as Envoy Neubacher is currently absent from the country.
Captain Nesko Nedic stressed that the conclusion of a verbal agreement should hinge on the following two conditions:
First, that DM personally should remain underground; and secondly, that members of the DM movement shall not wear German uniforms.
The objective of the DM movement is to merge with all nationally-oriented forces of the Serbian people
Prince Wrede stated that in case the talks are brought about he: shall suggest the King's villa at Oplenac as the venue.
In view of the fact that the previous proposal made by Racic and Nesko to the effect that the meeting be held in the vicinity of Cacak had been rejected, they agreed to the above suggestion.
Without dwelling on details it was stressed that the recognition of the German military administration and cessation of all attacks on the latter should be the prerequisite for an agreement.
Racic broached the problem of demarcation of Serbian territory and also raised the question whether the DM movement should fight against communism also in Montenegro, East Bosnia and Srem. Prince Wrede answered that he is not in a position to state any views on this problem.
Prince Wrede thereupon proceeded to sum up the wishes and proposals of the DM representatives in the following fashion:

1) DM wishes to talk with the Fiihrer's Plenipotentiary for the Southeast.
2) He is endeavouring to achieve the unification of ail nationalist Serbian forces.
3) The mobilisation and armament of all Serbs fit to join the fight against communism. Armaments and leadership shall be provided by the German Wehrmacht.
4) DM requests that he personally be enabled to remain underground.
5) Members of the DM movement shall not wear German uniforms.
6) The meeting should under no conditions whatsoever be held in Belgrade or any other big city.

Our wishes:
1. DM shall agree to the conclusion of an eventual verbal not written agreement.
2. Cessation of all measures directed against the German military administration and protection of latter pledged.

signed
Wrede Cavalry Captain


With a view to carrying out the decisions reached at the talks in Topola, another meeting was held on August 20, 1944 between Nesko Nedic and Major General von Geitner, Chief of Staff, German Military Command Southeast and other German senior officers. The establishment of three regiments consisting of Chetnik units which would be armed by the Germans and fight under German command was discussed on that occasion. (See NAW Mf. T — 311, R 195, 978—981).

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[QUOTEDRAZA MIHAILOVIC OFFERS TO PLACE HIS CHETNIKS AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE
WEHRMACHT

NAW
Mf. T — 314, R 1457,
1110—1112
SECRET AND CONFIDENTIAL
IH
Ic October 30, 41.

Subject: The Chetnik detachments of the Yugoslav Army under the command of Colonel Draza Mihailovic place themselves at the disposal of the German Wehrmacht for the purpose of joint struggle against the communists.

On October 28, at 4 p.m. Serbian Captain Nenad Mitrovic with whom I am personally acquainted and Serbian Colonel Branislav Pantic of the General Staff called at my private quarters at Dedinje.
Colonel Pantic stated on that occasion that he had been authorized by Colonel Draza Mihailovic to establish contact with the Prime Minister General Milan Nedic and with the administrative offices concerned of the German Wehrmacht with a view to offering the services of the Chetnik detachments of the Yugoslav Army under the command of Draza Mihailovic' for the struggle against Communism in Serbia. This statement is to be considered fully valid and binding. Colonel Pantic vouches therefor with his officer's word of honour.
General Nedic has been informed of the foregoing during an interview with Colonel Pantic held in the morning of October 28. He approves of this step and would wish that it be implemented in practice as soon as possible. I told Colonel Pantic that I have no authority whatsoever to conduct negotiations on the matter, and that I shall duly convey the communication received to the appropriate Headquarters and Commanding General.
Acting on instructions received from Draza Mihailovic, Colonel Pantic declared that Draza Mihailovic assumes responsibility and provides full guarantee for the definite elimination of communist armed bands from Serbian territory to the east and west of the Morava River. Mihailovic further declared that he is not pursuing any political objective and that he fully recognizes the fact that the country has been defeated and that the Germans are entitled to all rights vested in them as an occupying power. Draza Mihailovic expects that, from the moment he issues the appropriate orders to his detachments, punitive expeditions against the Serbian population and mass shootings in the areas where his Chetnik detachments are located will cease. The general objective is to restore the conditions of peace and order that prevailed in occupied Serbia prior to June 28, 1941.«
When I remarked that according to information at our disposal Draza Mihailovic received his orders from London, Colonel Pantic answered that this was not the case.
To my question whether Mihailovic was only playing for time, in order to finally drive the Germans out of the country, Colonel Pantic declared that as soldiers both Draza Mihailovic and he personally were too well aware of Germany's military strength to harbour any such childish illusions. The political revolutionary emphasis and political note have been introduced among the people by the communist Partisans.
Interview held in my apartment on October 29, at 3 p.m. following a phone call. The talks were attended by Colonel Pantic and Captain Mitrovic.
I first called the gentlemen's attention to the fact that everything I have to tell them according to instructions received from the Commanding General must remain absolutely secret and that the German officers present are likewise under the obligation of preserving absolute secrecy.
I then proceeded to acquaint them with the answer of the Commanding General:
"We wish Colonel Draza Mihailovic to come to Belgrade personally for the purpose of continuing the talks and guarantee his personal safety and life both on his outward and return journey regardless of the outcome of the negotiations."
I further stated that I have been entrusted with the fulfillment of this mission.
It was evident that the gentlemen would have preferred that a meeting be arranged between an accredited representative of the General and that some neutral meeting place had been chosen.
The gentlemen realized that the Commanding General was entitled to demand the foregoing and that there was nothing to be changed with regard to the decision, — and declared, — primarily in order to prevent the further annihilation of the Serbian population and avoid the further destruction of the economic foundations for the survival of the Serbian peoples, — that they were ready to assume this task themselves. The talks then turned to the technical i.e. practical problems involved, and the necessary documents issued to both gentlemen, assuring them freedom of passage by the commanders of the German Wehrmacht units on their way to Colonel Draza Mihailovic and back.
I stated to both gentlemen upon my word of honour that I personally assume responsibility for the safety and life of Colonel Draza Mihailovic from the moment I meet him at Lajkovac and escort him from there and back. Besides I shall also see to it that appropriate measures are taken by the Transport Command. I shall await the gentlemen Monday afternoon, November 3, between 3 and 4 p.m. in Lajkovac.
Captain Mitrovic called at my flat on October 30, at 9 p.m. and requested me on behalf of Colonel Pantid to obtain a written document. He vouched with his life that there will be no abuse of this written document and that the latter would be restituted immediately after contact was established. He emphasised the well-known fact that Draza Mihailovic enjoys the highest esteem of the entire Serbian people at present, and that during the interview of October 29, General Nedic stated that he now regretted his failure to establish contact with Draza Mihailovic when assuming government power. Mitrovic further informed me privately that Kosta Pecanac is subordinated to Draza Mihailovic and that he has taken action on his own. In reply to Captain Mitrovic's request I stated that I shall see to it that a written document, whose rough copy in Serbian language had been submitted to me, be prepared by the German headquarters concerned.
Signed
Matl

(Captain Joseph Matl worked in the Abwehr Department of the German Command in Serbia. Up to the outbreak of the Second World War, Matl was a. Professor of Slavonic languages and literature at the University of Graz.)
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BR. 5
UKAZ KRALJA JUGOSLAVIJE PETRA II OD 29. AVGUSTA 1944. O RAZRESENJU DRAŽE MIHAILOVIĆA DUŽNOSTI NAČELNIKA ŠTABA VRHOVNE KOMANDE JUGOSLOVENSKE VOJSKE U OTADŽBINI1
MI PETAR II
po milosti Božjoj i volj i narodnoj Kralj Jugoslavije
Na predlog Našeg Ministra vojske, mornarice i vazduho-plovstva, resili smo i rešavamo:
da se razreši dužnosti Načelnika Štaba Vrhovne komande u okupiranoj Otadžbini armiski đeneral MIHAILOVIĆ M. DRAGOLJUB i stavi na raspoloženje Našem Ministru vojske, mornarice i vazduhoplovstva.2
Naš Pretsednik Ministarskog saveta i Ministar vojske, mornarice i vazduhoplovstva neka izvrši ovaj Ukaz.
O. Br. 881
29. avgusta 1944. god.
London
Pretsednik Ministarskog saveta, Ministar inostranih poslova i Ministar vojske, mornarice i vazduhoplovstva,
Dr. Ivan Subašić s.r.
PETAR s.r.
1Tekst preuzet iz »Službenih novina Kraljevine Jugoslavije« br. 20, ratno izdanje, London, 25. oktobra 1944 (Arhiv VII, AEV, k. 11, reg. br. 19/1).
2Za načelnika Štaba Vrhovne komande jugoslovenske vojske u otadžbini Draža Mihailović je imenovan ukazom kralja Petra br. 662 od 10. juna 1942 (Zbornik NOR-a, tom XIV, knj. 1, Prilog I, dok. br. 6).

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BR. 137
NAREĐENJA KOMANDE OPERATIVNIH JEDINICA ISTOČNE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE OD 6. AVGUSTA 1942. KOMANDANTIMA KORPUSA I BRIGADA ZA FORMIRANJE »CRNIH TROJKI« RADI PRIMENE »SLOVA Z«1
KOMANDA
OPERATIVNIH JEDINICA
ISTOČNE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE2
Pov. br. 3
6. avgusta 1942. godine
Položaj
KOMANDANTU VOJNOCETNICKOG KORPUSA.*
Među našim ljudima nalazi se izvestan broj onih koji su se kompromitovali bilo kao pristalice ranijih režima, bilo kaoodane pristalice okupatora, bilo kao bolesnoambiciozni, koji teže da se istaknu. Sve ovo ide na štetu opšteg pokreta i naše sloge.
Da bi se ovim ljudima jednom stalo na put i da bi se od istih oslobodili komandanti brigada dostaviće spiskove iz kojih da se vidi, ime i prezime, greške koje imenovani čini, kakav ugled uživa u narodu, mišljenje komandantovo kakav bi utisak ostao u narodu ako bi imenovani jednog dana nestao.
Ova komanda kad dobije sve potrebne podatke donosiće rešenje da se prema pojedincima primeni slovo »Z«.
Komandant brigade po prijemu naređenja da se izvesno lice stavi pod slovo »Z« dužan je u roku od 24 sata pomoću trojki istog likvidirati — ubiti. Ovo likvidiranjeubijanje ima biti isključivo klanje kamom.
DOSTAVLJENO: Komandantmajor
Ktima svih korpusa i brigada petar Baćović, s.r.

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* Okrugli pečat: »Štab četničkog puka Kralja Aleksandra I«. 914
1 Prepis originala (pisan na mašini, ćirilicom) u Arhivu VII, Ča, k_ 236, reg. br. 4/9 (BHW34).
* Ta komanda je formirana krajem decembra 1941. kao Komanda operativnih jedinica istočne Bosne (Arhiv VII, Ča, k. 170, reg. br. 22/3). Prestala je da postoji krajem februara 1942. i ponovo formirana 1. avgusta 1942 (Arhiv VII, Ča, k. 171, reg. br. 38/2). Do kraja aprila 1945. njen komandant je bio major Petar Baćović.
» U sastavu Komande operativnih jedinica istočne Bosne i Hercegovine nalazili su se Ozrenski, Romanijski, Drinski, Nevesinjski i Trebdmjski korpus (Arhiv VII, k. 175, reg. br. 41/4, k. 197, reg. br. 39/3 i k. 231, reg. br. 41/6).
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KOMANDA OPERATIVNIH JEDINICA ISTOČNE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE br. 4. 6. avgusta 1942. godine POLOŽAJ.
KOMANDANTU VOJNOCETNlCKOG KORPUSA
Komandanti brigada odmah po prijemu ovoga naređenja obrazovaće potreban broj trojki za izvršenje specijalnih zadataka. Trojke se međusobno ne smiju znati tako da svaka misli da je ona jedina.
Ljudstvo za trojke birati od onoga koje se dobrovoljno javi. Vrbovanje ne smije biti javno već tajno da niko ne zna. Ljudstvo mora biti sposobno da izvrši sve moguće zadatke koje mu se stave u dužnost.
Trojka koja ne izvrši zadatak svoj osuđena je na smrt i odmah se mora sa njom likvidirati.
Trojke polažu zakletvu pred komandantom brigade u kojoj se obavezuje pored ostalog, da će i život svoj dati za izvršenje zadatka a da tajnu neće nikad izdati.4
Da se među ostalim ljudstvom ne bi izdvajali članovi trojki isti se redaju na sve službe kao i ostali četnici a kad im se dodeljuje izvestan zadatak to mora biti neopaženo.
S verom u boga za kralja i otadžbinu!
DOSTAVLJENO: Svim komandantima korpusa i brigada.
Komandantma j or, Petar Baćović, s.r.

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No. 41
BRITISH REPORT ON CHETNIK COLLABORATION
W. O. 202,132 A,X/L 01206
PART THREE
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
A. BOSNIA
1) On 3 July 1943, 80 rifles of the Zenica Chetniks (v. Pt. II A) which had been taken from them by the Germans, were returned to them with the permission of the German GOC.
2) On 4 July 1943, the Chetnik forces of Maj. JAKIC (v. Pt.
II A 3) are reported as collaborating with the Germans in the
area of Visegrad.
3) On 12 July 1943, it is reported that the majority of the Ozren Chetniks (v. Pt. II A) are fighting on the German side.
4) On 22 August 1943, it is reported that in North-Eastern Bosnia the Chetnik forces of KEROVIC are fighting with the Germans against the Partisans.
B. DALMATIA
Information from these sources on Dalmatia refers to the southern area, especially to Dubrovnik, whose Chetniks were part of the Hercegovina Chetnik organization. This information is therefore treated under the next heading.
C. HERCEGOVINA
1) On 10 June 1943, it is reported that the Chetniks in the Mostar area, commanded by PER.OVIC, are showing a loyal attitude towards Germans, and declare that they arc not connected with MIHAILOVIC, they are merely concerned with the preservation of Serbian lives and goods, not with resistance to the occupiers.
2) On 20 June 1943 it is reported that the Chetniks in the Bileca—Gacko area are being provided with food and weapons by the Italians.
3) On 27 June 1943, it is reported that on 20 June, Chetniks were strolling round Trebinje, on the most cordial terms with the Italians.
4) On 31 July 1943 it is reported that MILORAD POPOVIC (v, Pt II C) received 1,260,000 kuna from the Italians.
5) In August it is reported that the Chetniks of VIDACIC" in the Bileca area are collaborating with the Germans against the Partisans.
6) On 14 August, it is reported that PEROVIC is in command of all Chetniks in Dubrovnik area.
7) On 15 August, it is reported that the Chetnik comamnder Capt. MILOS KURES (v. Ft. II C), commanding the forces round Trebinje, is seeking German collaboration, offering 1,000—1,500 men to fight against the Partisans.
8) On 15 August it is reported that BACOVIC (v. Pt. II C) has approached the German Consul-General in Dubrovnik with the aim of starting negotiations with the German QC Mostar, He stated that he was empowered by the Chetnik leaders to do this. He stated that the Chetniks set great value on collaboration with the Germans, but do not wish the fact of this collaboration to be generally known.
9) On 16 August it is reported that JEVDJEVIC^ on his return from Rome has asked Abwehr in Dubrovnik for an early interview with a German plenipotentiary.

10) On 20 August, it is reported that JEVDJEVIC and MIHAILOVTC are not in agreement on the question of collaboration with the Germans.
11) On 31. August, it is reported that JEVDJEVIC has offered the German GOC Prinz Eugen Div., Gen. Oberkamp, 5,000—6,000 Chetniks for fighting against the Partisans. He asked for German official approval. Gen. OBERKAMP referred the matter to higher quarters.

12) On 12 September, it is reported that Chetniks led by SAMARDJIC (v. Pt. II C) and MILORAD POPOVIC are fighting with the Germans against the Partisans in the Gacko area.
13) On 14 September it is reported that PEROVIC has offered the Germans armed collaboration of his forces against the Partisans, and accepted the Independent State of Croatia as being sovereign over Dalmatia after the Italian capitulation.
14) On 9 September instructions were given to Abwher in Croatia to further by all possible means their connection with JEVDJEVIC. The importance of a direct link with MIHAILOVIC'S circle was most strongly emphasised.
15) On 14 September it is reported that, by agreement of the GOC-in-C and Gen. PHLEPPS, the 2nd. Rcgt. is trying through PEROVIC to arrange with JEVDJEVIC for the employment of Chetniks against the Communists.
16) On 15 September the 2nd. SS regt. was seeking contact with JEVDJEVIC, who was then in Sushak.
17) On 21 September, orders were given by the Germans to suspend the arrests of prominent Chetniks which had been undertaken on the grounds that negotiations were in progress with JEVDJEVIC, and that the Chetniks had refused to fight with the Italians against the Germans. The Chetniks had so far maintained a loyal attitude.
18) In September it is reported that HIMMLER'S personal representative has agreed to a proposal for a meeting between the Sichcrheitsdienst (Security Service) and JEVDJEVIC in Zagreb.
D. MONTENEGRO
1) On 11 May, it is reported that the political leader of the Chetniks is Gen. DJUKANOVIC, and that their military leaders are STANISIC, DJURISIC, BACOVIC, LASIC and RUSIC. (v Pt. II D).
2) On 14 May, DJURISIC stated that he was willing to fight with the Germans against the Communists, and would then place himself afterwards at the disposal of the Germans.s
3) On 27 September, it is reported that the Germans were in touch with STANISIC and DJUKANOVIC, who feared that the Partisans would deprive them of the arms which they had hoped to take over from the Italians.
4) On 13 September, it is reported that Chetniks of DJURISIC, who had been released by the Germans after the May fighting, were in occupation of the Kolashin—Berane—Bijelo Polje area, under MILAN RADOVIC and DIMITRIJE KALATOVIC.
5) On 9 September, it was reported that STANISIC and DJUKANOVIC were both near Danilovgrad. STANISIC was willing to join with the Montenegrin Nationalists collaborating with the Germans.
6) On 31 October, it is reported that LASIC is in command of 2,000 Chetniks near Lijeva Rijeka.
7) On 21 November it is reported that LASIC (v. Pt. II D) has asked the Germans for help in order to hold Ubli against the Partisans.
8) On 6 December it is reported that LASIC is collaborating with the Abwehr in a sabotage undertaken in the Andrijevica— Kolasin—Podgorica area, providing 400 men for this purpose
E. SERBLA AND SANDJAK
1) On 19 June 1943 it is reported that LUKACEVIC (v. Pt. II D) is leading 2,500 Chetniks against the Partisans in the area Kovac Planina—Prijepolje—Pljevlja—Priboj.
2) On 5 November it was reported that MIHAILOVIC ordered all Chetnik units to collaborate loyally with the Germans.
3) On... it was reported that these orders had referred only to Montenegro.

4) On 3 December it is reported that a secret treaty was made between the German military authorities and Maj. LUKACEVIC. All hostilities were to cease between the Chetniks and the German, Bulgarian or NEDIC forces. All were to collaborate against the Partisans. The Germans were to have the Supreme Command and to supply the Chetniks with arms. The treaty was to extend to West Serbia, Sandjak and North Montenegro.
5) On 10 December it was reported that negotiations are going on between MIHAILOVIC and NEDIC.
NOTE
For proof of close relations of MIHAILOVIC with BACOVIC, JEVDJEVIC, LUKAGEVIC, LASIC, DJURISIC, STANISIC and DJUKANOVIC, see Part Two, sections C and D.
For examples of Chetnik leaders collaborating with the Germans with approval of MIHAILOVIC, but at the same time denying to the Germans that they were connected with MIHAILOVIC, see Part Two, section A.

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INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE
Stoyan Pribichevich, the London correspondent for Fortune, Time and Life magazines, in an article written for Fortune, investigated the rival claims of the government-in-exile and the Partisans. He brings the following evidence:
One Captain Vaselevich, an officer of Mikhailovich's, captured with some Italians by a Partisan 'escort' in Slovenia, last December, is reported to have testified that Mikhailovich had organized 'White Guards' in Slovenia to fight the Partisans.
"Private Jack Denver, a New Zealander who escaped from a German prison camp near Maribar, in Slovenia, in the winter of 1942, broadcast over the Partisan Free Yugoslavia radio that he had seen Mikhailovich's troops march together with the Italians through the Slovenian capital, Lyublyana.
"During last winter's Axis onslaught in Bosnia the Partisan high command claimed in its communiques the capture of hundreds of Chetniks, together with Italians, stating dates, places of battles and giving names of seized Chetnik commanders.
"In January, 1943 the Partisan Vece President Dr. Ivan Ribar broadcast that large Chetnik units under Commanders Gaich, Yevdj Jevich and Birchanin, had joined the Italian army to raid Partisan villages in Dalmatia and Bosnia and established Chetnik training camps in Crikvenista, Split and other Italian-occupied coastal towns. And throughout this spring fighting in Hercegovina, the Partisan communiques complained of Chetnik attacks and claimed Chetniks among these Axis prisoners."
Pribichevich goes on further in his findings:
"Confidentially, the Yugoslav government officials will concede that Mikhailovich received armaments from the Italians under a secret agreement with General Mario Roatta, former commander of the Italian occupation forces in Yugoslavia. The proviso being that the armaments would not be used against the Italians."
Further, writing in the same issue of Fortune, Stoyan Pribichevich says: "In February the Istanbul correspondent of The London Times reported that Mikhailovich had 'a sort of tacit truce with the Italians'."
The New York Times Reports
Last November, Hanson Baldwin remarked in The New York Times that: "The defenders of General Mikhailovich do nor deny that he may have been in touch with the Italians and Marshal Nedich, but they point out that 'deals' are common in Balkan politics."
He says further: "Two facts have been established: (1) Mikhailovich was not fighting the Italians; (2) Mikhailovich has not disavowed the Chetnik units and commanders who have joined the Axis against their own kin."
In March, 1943, the Yugoslav government in London, officially, almost boastfully, admitted that Mikhailovich was carrying on an anti-Partisan offensive. Some of its members privately admitted to Stoyan Pribichevich, who is of Serbian origin himself, that Mikhailovich had a collaborative pact with the commanders of the Italian forces in the Balkans.
Louis Adamic Reports
Louis Adamic tells us in "My Native Land": "While Mikhailovich was hammering at the Partisans, King Peter and some of the inner clique of the Yugoslav government were in the United States, guests in fact, of the American government. Accompanying the king were two of his adjutants, Foreign Minister Momchilo Ninchich and Minister of the Court Radoye Knezevich, and in Washington they received messages from Mikhailovich that 'The people were exterminating the criminal and communistic Partisans.'
"The king and his entourage were too delighted with the news to be diplomatically silent. They talked about it at receptions given for the 'young sovereign' by organizations like the American Friends of Yugoslavia, whose supporters and members, knowing very little beyond official propaganda, were Mikhailovich and Chetnik enthusiasts."
While the Partisans fought valiantly, Mikhailovich's main line of activity apart from sniping at the Partisans and trying to hamper their movements, was to wireless the Yugoslav government-in-exile the names of hundreds of Yugoslav army officers who had left him and joined the Liberation Front, suggesting that they be stripped immediately of their commissions.
The government naturally complied with his request, at the same time decorating Chetniks who "distinguished" themselves in anti-Partisan operations.
It is now a known fact that Mikhailovich's Chetnik officers were treated for wounds in the Quisling Nedich's Nazi-occupied Belgrade, right under the noses of Hitler's henchmen and they weren't even touched. One of these officers, Major Kuloluch, was even given a medal by the government-in-exile after being visited by the butcher Nedich himself. The latter was responsible for murdering thousands of Yugoslavs. But this didn't mean anything to the government-in-exile.
For acts like this the famous Partisan Colonel Orovich denounced King Peter's government for decorating traitors.
To add insult to injury, Vladimar Milichevich, a former Belgrade police inspector (famous for his specialty in dealing with political figures who were wanted by the reactionary Yugoslav regimes before the war), today is Minister of the Exterior and the Police in the government-in-exile.
General Maitland Wilson Charges
General Maitland Wilson, commander of Allied forces in the Mediterranean, charged openly in the American press in the month of November, 1943, that the Chetniks were helping the Germans in a fruitless attempt to smash the Yugoslav Liberation movement. He said further that he was aware that in certain districts, especially in Dalmatia, people using the name Chetniks were helping the Germans. These people were betraying the interests of their country and made their traitorous actions even more pronounced when they said that their activities were sanctioned by England.
This is, of course, wholly false, and has been proven so by Winston Churchill's famous speech hereinafter quoted and by England's recognition of Marshal Tito and the attaching of a liaison officer to his staff by that country.
General Wilson went on to salute the noble achievements of the forces of liberation and he promised every possible aid from the Allies in keeping with Allied strategy.
In the same statement, General Wilson warned the Chetniks that they will be regarded as traitors to their own people and as enemies of the United Nations if they do not stop giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
Winsion Churchill's Historic Speech
Gradually as a confused world started to hear the truth finally seep out of embattled Yugoslavia, Winston Churchill, opening a war debate in the House of Commons on February 22, 1944, made the following startling pronouncement in the House of Commons that fell like sledge hammer blows on those forces all over the world who were interested in keeping the Mikhailovich myth alive:
"General Mikhailovich, I regret to say, drifted gradually into a position where some of his commanders made accommodations with the Italian and German troops which resulted in their being left alone in certain mountain areas and in return doing very little or nothing against the enemy.
"However, a new and far more formidable champion has appeared on the scene. In the autumn of 1941 Marshal Tito's Partisans began a wild and furious war for existence against the Germans and they wrested weapons from the German hand.
"They grew in numbers rapidly; no reprisals, however bloody, whether of hostages or villages, deterred them; for them it was death or freedom.
"Soon they began to inflict heavy injuries on the Germans and became masters of wide regions, led with great skill and organized on guerrilla principles, they were at once illusive and deadly. They were here. They were there. They were everywhere. Large scale offensives have been launched against them by the Germans but in every case the Partisans even when surrounded, have escaped after inflicting great loss and toll on the enemy.
"The Partisan movement soon outstripped in numbers the forces of General Mikhailovich. Not only Croats and Slovenes but large numbers of Serbians, joined with Marshal Tito and he has at this moment more than a quarter of a million men with him and large quantities of arms taken from the enemy or from the Italians."
And Mr. Churchill went on further to say: "At the present time the followers of Marshal Tito outnumber many fold those of General Mikhailovich who act under the name of the Royal Yugoslav government. Of course, the Partisans of Marshal Tito are the only people who are doing any fighting against the Germans right now."
What stronger evidence can we possibly have than that presented by this great British statesman as
late as February, 1944.

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AGREEMENT BETWEEN COLONEL J. SIMIC AND
CAPTAIN N. KALABIC WITH GERMAN
COMMANDER SOUTHEAST

NAW
Mf. T — 77
R 882,
630907 — 908

Military Secret
Transcript

Telex Commander Southeast (Higher Command Army Group F) Ic No. 2364/43 Most Secret December 12, 1943

Excerpts from agreement between Military Commander Southeast and Chetnik leaders Captain Nikola Kalabic and Colonel Jevrem Simic (Inspector of D.M. Chetniks) of November 27, 1943:

1. Cease-fire in the districts of Umka, Vracar, Grocka,Podunavski, Kosmaj, Mladenovac, Oplenac, Arandjelovac, Lepenicki, Kragujevac, Gruza, Kacer and Kolubarski.
The Chetniks pledge themselves to cease with arbitrary administration of justice among the Germans and Volksdeutschers. The agreement shall extend to the German Wehrmacht and Police forces, Bulgarian Army, the Serbian Volunteer Corps, Serbian State Guard, Russian Protective Corps, Serbian authorities and business firms, and on the Chetnik detachments of Captain Kalabic and Colonel Simic.
2. The cease-fire should provide the basic pre-condition for joint struggle against the communists.
3. A statement shall be made by Kalabic and Simic to the effect that no member of the units under their command will fight on the side of the powers at war with Germany. Kalabic and Simic pledge to cut off all intelligence channels through which the enemies of the Greater German Wehrmacht might obtain information on German troop movements.
4. The placing of Chetnik detachments under German command in the course of larger-scale joint operations. During these periods combat missions shall be assigned to the Chetnik detachments by the German leadership.
5. Exchange of liaison staffs.
6. Deliveries of German ammunition supplies for the purpose of carrying out joint combat missions in accordance with military requirements.
7. The agreement is valid until December 31, 1943. Extension of term of validity possible provided treaty is loyally fulfilled by the Chetniks.
8. The agreement must be kept secret.
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No. 70
GERMANS SUPPLY BACOVIC AND LUKACEVIC
PRO
FO 371/44279, R 4770/8/92
CYPHER DIPLOMATIC (SECRET)
FROM BARI TO RESIDENT MINISTER, CENTRAL MEDITERRANEAN CASERTA
Mr. Broad D. 1.45 p.m. GMT. 7th October 1944.
No. 283 R. 3.30 p.m. BST. 7th October 1944.

Repeated to Foreign Office No. 765. 0:0:0:0
My telegram No. 261 R 15450/G
Information has just been received from British Liaison Officer in Montenegro that he has seen lists of stores given weekly to the forces of Bacovic and Lukacevk5 by the Germans and also German-stamped passes for these Cetnik formations. O.T.P.
No. 71 ALLIED REPORT ON CHETNIK COLLABORATION
PRO F.O. 371/48897 R 3624/445/92
Chetnik Collaboration With Germans!
Reports from the field during the past four months show that the Chetniks have become more and more closely connected with the Germans. In Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herce-govina, and Sandzak, Chetnik and German troops were known to be fighting together against the Partisans. Several reports have also come in of Chetniks fighting with the Germans in the area North of Fiume.
For a long time it has been clear that the time of the German withdrawal and defeat in Yugoslavia would reveal the real Chetnik position. Mihailovic and his apologists had claimed that Chetnik troops were being saved to fight the Germans at the moment of their collapse. But when the German positions in East Serbia did collapse, Chetnik troops were found on the side of the Germans, not against Recent reports from Serbia have stated that Chetnik and Nedic troops were so closely intermingled in certain areas as to have become virtually synonomous. Some units had Chetniks and Nedicists mixed together with a few German specialists; and Chetniks and Nedicists were together administering towns and villages in Eastern Serbia. The Chetniks were not only used by the Germans in their policy of "remote control" of areas away from the garrisons towns and lines of communications, but Chetnik troops were reported to be garrisoning certain towns in East Serbia as well as in Montenegro, and were defending the railway lines through Eastern Serbia to Belgrade. Other reports from the field in September 44 stated that Nedic and Mihailovic were believed to be in direct communication, and that there was evidence of an agreement between the Germans and Chetniks that on the German withdrawal from Zajecar the leader Ljuba Jovanovic was to take control over the whole area with Chetnik, Nedic and Ljotic troops under his command. The rapid Russian advance foiled this scheme.

Chetnik Documents
Documents captured by the Partisans in recent months throw further light on the degree and character of the collaboration known to have taken place between the Chetniks and Nedicists and Germans. The documents mostly refer to events in June — September 1944. Not all documents captured by the Partisans have been made available, but an analysis of such Chetnik documents as have been seen by British officers (examples of these documents are given at Appendix "A") shows that they contain the following material:
1. Passes, identification documents and licences to carry arms furnished by the Germans for the Chetniks. (In one case a captured Chetnik carried Chetnik and Nedic identification documents, a German laissez-passer as a police agent and a German Waffenschein for carrying arms).
2. Military intelligence from Chetnik leaders to German and Nedic officials about Partisan movements; and detailed military orders showing coordination of military operations against the Partisans between Chetniks, Nedidists, Bulgars (before the Bulgarian capitulation) and the Germans.
3. A variety of intelligence reports from Chetniks to German officials containing such information as the bailing out of British and American airmen and their whereabouts; gossip about Partisan leaders; and a request for information about the attack of the Germans on Tito's Headquarters, etc.
4. Requests for Arms, ammunitions, food and clothing made by Chetnik Commanders to German officials.
5. Lists of food furnished weekly by the Germans to the Chetniks at Bileca. These included lists of food for 200 men for the weeks 17 — 23 August; 24 — 30 August; and 31 August to 6 September. They were signed by the German major, and countersigned by the Commander of the Trebinjska Brigade of
Chetniks.
6. Chetnik propaganda documents designed to improve Chetnik morale. One of these documents was a leaflet found on a Chetnik near the Kosmaj mountains early in September. It was printed in Cyrillic and described a so-called "American Military Mission" to Mihailovic; it named one of the members of the mission as Colonel Macdowell and described him as a "personal representative of President Roosevelt". Another is a Chetnik leaflet purporting to give orders from King Peter but in direct contradiction to the orders contained in the King's speech of 12 Sep. (1).
7. The contents of another Chetnik document have come into Allied hands. It was a "Z" list drawn up by the Chetniks at Leskovac and contained a list of a thousand names, of which 70 were marked for assassination and others for arrest or beating up, some being marked for delivery to the Nedic authorities or the Gestapo.

1 Political Report No. 3 of November 15, 1944, Allied Hq. Mediterranean deals with Chetnik activity in the period from July to November 1944. The foregoing text is an excerpt from this Report (p. 2 and 3).

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No. 69
GERMAN-CHETNIK COLLABORATION IN EAST' SERBIA

NAW
RG 226,
L 46220

Secret
OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES
Washington D.C.

COUNTRY: Yugoslavia
SUBJECT: General situation in Zajecar
SOURCE: Reliable
DATE OF INFORMATION: September 11, 1944

1. The following are source's personal observations of events after the capture of Zajecar.

a) Zajecar has been continually occupied by Germans and Bulgarians in some considerable force and in view of its prox imity to Bor has been regarded by the enemy as of a great local importance. It has also been the headquarters of the Chetnik Corps under Ljuba Jovanovic with two particularly infamous brigade commanders, Bora Stanisavljevic and "Kent". Nedic and Ljotic troops were stationed there also.
b) Although the German Headquarters had been cleaned there was ample evidence of the closest personal relations with the Chetniks such as signed photographs, visiting cards and letters.
c) There was no doubt as to the sincerity of the welcome given to the Partisans by all the townspeople of every class. Greater enthusiasm has rarely been seen. The Chetniks open collaboration and their general behaviour had been thoroughly condemned.
d) Partisan speakers stressed the need for complete unity and the necessity to concentrate everything on the expulsion and destruction of the enemy. Their references to the King were calculated to win the approval of the monarchists, but they left no doubt that Yugoslavia was not going to return to reactionary ways.
e) An appearance of the British Mission during this
ceremony was met with tremendous enthusiasm.

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MESSAGE FROM D. MIHAILOVIC TO THE NEDIC GOVERNMENT AND GERMANS
NAW
Mf. T — 120
R 200, 153576-577
Belgrade, March 31, 1942
Arrival: Telegram
No. 452 of March 31, 1942 Seer. Ch. V. 7.20 p.m.
Re telegrams No. 114* of January 29 and No. 286* of March 6 (*filed with Pol IV).
2) It has not so far been possible to get hold of Colonel Mihailovic in person.2 He too appears either unwilling or unable to undertake any action on. Serbian territory for the time being. A few days ago, he informed the Nedic government through an emissary that he agrees to the publication of the following:
1. That he has no intention of fighting against the Germans.
2. That will not take any action against the Nedic government.
3. That be is striving for the maintenance of peace and order in the country.
4. That he has appealed to the people to enlist in the fight against the communists.
The middleman was informed that unconditional submission is the sole alternative for Mihailovic.
Benzler
1 The introductory part contains a summary assessment of
the general situation on the "Serbian insurgent area".
2 According to the German original, although Mihailovic
was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General already at the
beginning of December 1941.

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Кисели, твоја измишљања ме не интересују.

Прво, ови твоји спамови о наводној сарадњи четника и усташа које си 1000 пута постављао никада ниси доказао ниједним документом.
Друго, ови наводни преговори у Тополи су ми итекако сумњиви јер се Четврта група јуришних корпуса налазила на Западној Морави и припремала противофанзиву на Копаоник. Према томе, нису могли истовремено сва три главна команданта у Тополу.
Треће, указ о разрешењу Драже је противправан, јер га је сменила влада наметнута од Енглеза на челу са Шубашићем.
Четврто, могао би да за те енглеске извештаје поставиш неке немачке документе, да се сравне и упореде, иначе не верујем.
Пето, Калабић није никада потписао ниједан споразум са Немцима. Немци су крајем 1943. или измишљали споразуме или их склапали са својим агентом Симићем који је због тога стрељан.
Шесто, Дража није послао ништа 1942. Недићевој влади.

 

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Команда Подгорске бригаде
Југословенске војске у Отаџбини
Строго пов. бр. 270.
22. јануара 1944. године
Подгорина
КОМАНДАНТУ МЕСТА...

Са командантом среза обишао сам територију ове команде. Моји команданти и
командири сматрају себе победиоцима, а свој сопствени народ њиховим робљем.
Код мојих команданата и командира главно педагошко средство за препород
српства и његових идеала јесте мотка. Све што се радило и што се ради, ради се
са мотком. Народ се пита: “Ко су ови људи, кога они бране и за кога се боре
када од нас направише живе лешеве, а духовно нас сахранише”. Ми смо од
надлежних послани са уверењем у народ, да повратимо дух, морал и националну
свест, свест српства и да од живих лешева направимо духовне и идејне борце, а
не жива гробља и своје робље.
Народ нас презире и он нас се стиди и склања нам се с пута исто онако као и
41’ и 42’ године црвеној гамади која је хтела да српство уништи. Сви они који мисле
да смо ми у народ послати да са мотком и камом заведемо ред и рад у слободним
српским селима, где српство није оскрнављено и где је српство чисто као суза
једног новорођенчета, јако се варају. Прошли смо мимо народ, народну вољу,
народне осећаје, народну свест и народну љубав. Српство се српством
оживљава, а не кабадахилуком, самовлашћем које је прешло у анархију којој
није равна ни бивша тиранија азијата, а камо ли културних Европљана. Са
народом се нема везе нити се народ пита, народ неучествује у заједничком раду, нити има каквог идела у организацији и формирању јединица југословенске
војске у Отаџбини, као и духовних ћелија за препород народа. Млади смо и први
пут нам је у животу да као војници имамо контакта са народом, не само као
војници, већ и као вође, народне вође, нови трибуни и народни револуционари.
Своје задатке не знамо, нити од кога тражимо савете и упутства, премда их сваки
дан примамо од наших надлежних и са њима се кљукамо, али смо неразумни и
тврдоглави те их не спроводимо у живот и мимо народ злочиначки пролазимо.
Ово толико и далеко иде да ?народ јавно манифестује и о нама говори као о
једном великом народном злу и народним гробарима. Народ је преплашен,
народ је несвестан и на овај начин не може узети учешћа на препороду српства, на
првом месту српства, а потом југословенства.
Четовође или команданти села или командири сеоских чета највише су се
огрешили о народ, од народа су све узели, а ништа овом истом народу
честито и поштено не дадоше што би народ везало за покрет, покрет Равне Горе
г. Михаиловића. Ове чете нису ништа друго, већ несрећне и неразумне убице
честитих села и њихових сељака. Народ су опљачкали не само духовно, већ
и материјално. Са својим комшијама не раде српски већ душмански. Туку и
пребијају и од здравог сељачког народа праве богаље и своје непријатеље.
Командири, како срески? тако и оперативних чета, насрћу на част домаћина,
њихових супруга и кћери, а уз то наређују, захтевају вечеру, ручкове по
јеловнику, клање јагњади, прасади, вина и ракије и тако живе боље и имају више
него што су икада имали.
Не чуди ме, све ово су видели од својих команданата батаљона који такође
предњаче и дају негативне примере својим потчињенима. Потписати све зна и
све види, али ово неће дуго гледати, па таман то било и по цену свог живота...
Командант, капетан
М. Смиљанић, с. р.

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[Ненад]

Сада си почео и љоте да цитираш? Нема шта, на врло ниске гране падаш.
Где је архивска ознака документа?

 

[Ненад]

Него кисели, како то да ниси прокоментарисао ову тему?
http://forum.krstarica.com/threads/383817

Немаш ништа да кажеш, осим ,,потпис је исти'', ,,на слици је Калабић'' итд.
Ајде, једва чекам извор за документ из љотанске књиге.
Не би ме чудило да почнеш да цитираш и љотанску подметачину Вучковићу о Крсти алкохоличару.

 

[Parra-Bellum]

Википедија, као и увек. Ко је ликвидирао Пећанчеве друмске разбојнике Гучанина, Роду, Блашка, Ђуровића, Јаворца итд? Комунисти? Јел ти није било доста него хоћеш да поставим још твојих глупости?

Nemacka wikipedija, i sta joj fali? Kako to da na celoj planeti samo cetnicima ne valja?

Kako su se zvale Pecanceve jedinice, partizani? Domobrani? Teritorijalna odbrana () ?
SAS-ovci?

Kako?


Pecanca je likvidirao Draza, i jedan i drugi su bili cetnici, sta to govori? Da su se cetnici rokali izmedju sebe, da nisu bili jedinstveni kako Koca tvrdi.

Pa i ovde se izmedju sebe svadjate a mene Koca ubedjuje kako su cetnici bili jedinstveni!



Znam, znam , sad ce price kako to nisu bili cetnici, kako su oni sami sebe tako nazvali (nema veze sto je Pecanac jos u 1 s.r. bio cetnik), ljoticavci, ovi, oní, bla bla bla

 

[Ненад]

Nemacka wikipedija, i sta joj fali? Kako to da na celoj planeti samo cetnicima ne valja?

Kako su se zvale Pecanceve jedinice, partizani? Domobrani? Teritorijalna odbrana () ?
SAS-ovci?

Kako?


Pecanca je likvidirao Draza, i jedan i drugi su bili cetnici, sta to govori? Da su se cetnici rokali izmedju sebe, da nisu bili jedinstveni kako Koca tvrdi.

Pa i ovde se izmedju sebe svadjate a mene Koca ubedjuje kako su cetnici bili jedinstveni!




Znam, znam , sad ce price kako to nisu bili cetnici, kako su oni sami sebe tako nazvali (nema veze sto je Pecanac jos u 1 s.r. bio cetnik), ljoticavci, ovi, oní, bla bla bla

Па сви остали четници осим Пећанчевих су били Дражини јаооооо.

 

[Parra-Bellum]

Па сви остали четници осим Пећанчевих су били Дражини јаооооо.

Dakle bila su barem 2 (DVA) cetnicka pokreta koja se nisu bas mogli, da se najblaze izrazim, jel tako?

Lider jednog likvidirao drugog, jel tako?

Zakljucak : Cetnici nisu bili jedinstven pokret.

Mozda nadjem jos jednostavniji nacin osim crtanja pa da vam konacno postane jasno kako sami sebe uvek iznova demantujete

 

[Ненад]

Dakle bila su barem 2 (DVA) cetnicka pokreta koja se nisu bas mogli, da se najblaze izrazim, jel tako?

Lider jednog likvidirao drugog, jel tako?

Zakljucak : Cetnici nisu bili jedinstven pokret.

Mozda nadjem jos jednostavniji nacin osim crtanja pa da vam konacno postane jasno kako sami sebe uvek iznova demantujete

Једноставно објашњење.

Министаство војске је пре рата дало овлашћење војводама Пећанцу, Бирчанину и Станковићу да организују четничке одреде ЈВ у случају окупације. Пошто су ова двојица заробљени Пећанцу су додељена сва овлашћења. Пошто се он ставио под Недићеву команду, одузета су му овлашћења и пренета на Дражу. После тога се његов покрет распао, велика већина његових војвода је отишла код Драже, а они који су остали су углавном били битанге и лопови. Дражине ликвидационе(не црне) тројке су их до 1944. ликвидирале једног по једног.

 

[Koča]

tesko da ces njemu bilo sta da objasnis...njemu jednostavno to ne ulazi u glavu...

a, ukiseljeni

al ispamova temu covek, A NI JEDNOG DOKUMENTA ...OVO JE VEC POSTAVLJAO MALI MILION PUTA AL VUCE GA DA POSTAVLJA OPET...NJEGOV PORAZ U DISKUSIJI NAJVISE SE OGLEDA U PROMENI NALOGA I POTREBI DA SE DALJE SPAMUJE...

Al tek kad se setim Lekovica...heheheh...koji komedijas...

http://forum.krstarica.com/showpost.php?p=10284659&postcount=13

Morao je ovaj nesposobni Heki da ga pozove da ispamuje ko po obicaju, kad vec ne moze da odgovori ni na jedno pitanje...

Ni da beknu na nemacka dokumenta o partizansko-ustaskoj saradnji...vec standardna taktika, brze bolje ispamuj temu glupostima...

 

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Dakle bila su barem 2 (DVA) cetnicka pokreta koja se nisu bas mogli, da se najblaze izrazim, jel tako?

Lider jednog likvidirao drugog, jel tako?

Zakljucak : Cetnici nisu bili jedinstven pokret.

Mozda nadjem jos jednostavniji nacin osim crtanja pa da vam konacno postane jasno kako sami sebe uvek iznova demantujete

Postojao je samo jedan pokret a to je pokret Draže Mihailovića. Pećanac jeste bio četnički vojvoda koji se pokazao još u Prvom Svetskom Ratu i smatrao je da je prvenstvo njemu nego Draži. Kralj nije tako gledao na Pećanca što je ovog gurnulo u zagrljaj Ljotićevaca tj. nemačkih plaćenika. Pećanac, Nedić i Ljotić su radili mimo komande Kralja Petra pa tako ne možemo reći da je Pećanac ostao četnički vojvoda kao što ne možemo reći da je Nedić ostao Jugoslovenski general. I Pećanac i Nedić jesu bili srpski vojnici ali status vojnika se gubi kada odbijete komandu. To je valjda i tebi jasno.

 

[Koča]

Nenade prenosim tvoj odlican post sa Pogleda, kao jos jedan od mnogobrojnih odgovora na nebrojene lazi ukiseljenog....

za ostale, rec je o njegovom baljezganju od ranije, da je Draza ceo rat blejao na Ravnoj Gori...itd...toliko lazi, izmisljotina, splacina da coveku pripadne muka od takve spodobe...

Slazem se da takvog mizernog lika ne treba spominjarti drugde ali ovde svakako da jer ovde je zapoceo svoj falsifikatorski rad koji je kronisao odlikovanjem Djurisica gvozdenim krstom...

Sto se toga tice, evo i ljote su ga razotkrile na Stormfrontu...a oni bi rado culi da je Djurisic yaista odlikovan...ukiseljeni je medju masom izmisljenih izvora spomenuo i jedan njhihov

Parežanin,Ratko. 1971.Drugi svetski rat i Dimitrije V.Ljotić.Munich: Iskra, стране 485-486, 497

A evo sta oni kazu

Evo drzim knjigu u rukama i gledam navedene strane. Ni rijeci nema o gvozdenom krstu. Ratko Parezanin je bio u odlicnim odnosima s Djurisicem, nevjerovatno mi je da bi on takvu jednu stvar precutao, ili da nije znao za to.

http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t676434-2/#post7739964


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Ратни пут ђенерала Драже.

-Априлски рат: Као начелник штаба Друге армије организује повлачењеиз Славоније и Барање преко Саве. Бива постављен на чело Брзог одреда и 14.4. ослобађа Дервенту од усташа. 15.4. одбија да се преда Немцима и повлачи одред у шуму. 20.4. преименује Брзи одред у Горски одред. 22.-24.4. руши пругу Завидовићи-Хан Пијесак, 24.4. побеђује најпре хрватске, а затим 25.4. муслиманске усташе.
Прелази Дрину 29.4. и у селу Заовина остаје до 3. 5.
-Мај 1941. Прелази друм Бајина Башта Ужице и 10.5. се сукобљава са жандармима у Митровцу на планини Тари. 11.5. долази на Равну Гору, у село Струганик, где започиње са стварањем четничке организације.
-Јун-септембар 1941. На Равној Гори, ствара организацију и упућује официре на дужности. Крајем августа 1941. има сукоб са комунистима у селу Планиници. 19.9. састаје се са Титом у Струганику.
-Октобар 1941. У друштву капетана Хадсона и мајора Мишића обилази прве линије фронтова на Ваљеву и Церу. Са Титом се састаје у Брајићима 26.10.
-Новембар 1941. У партизанско-немачком обручу, покушава дипломатијом да преокрене ситуацију у своју корист, у чему успева. Најпре шаље писмо комунистима о престанку грађанског рата, а затим заварава Немце у Дивцима. Захваљујући оружју од мајора Милана Калабића одбацује комунисте са Равне горе, а затим наређује склањање испред Немаца због предстојеће немачке офанзиве.
--Децембар 1941.-април 1942. операција Михаиловић. Дража се склања у село Весковићи, затим у село Брусницу, па у Луњевицу. Затим прелази у Горње Бањане на Божић 1942, враћа се накратко у Луњевицу и затим прелази у зимску колибу четовође Милорада Хаџића изнад села Јабланица, на падинама планине Вујан. Фебруара 1942. прелази у манастир Враћевшницу, одакле су премешта у село Мајдан под планином Рудник. Одатле се враћа на планину Вујан.
Марта 1942. сазива конференцију врговне команде у селу Прељина код Чачка, одакле прелази Западну Мораву код села Заблаће и преко планине Јелице прелази у село Каона, код поручника Симовића, одакле наставља према планини Чемерно.
-Мај-август 1942. после проведене две недеље у Драгачеву, пред надирућим Немцима(операција ,,Форстрат'' и ,,подухват 800''), склања се према планини Златар. Захваљујући мајору Игњатовићу са лажним исправама пролази кроз Пријепоље и Бјело поље на камионима, а затим одлази у село Соколаца, на огранцима Бјелашнице. У селу Подгор код Жабљака слави Видовдан, а 7.7. се састаје са мајором Лашићем у селу Крш испод Дурмитора. 13.7. се састаје у Зимоњића Кули код Автовца са војводом Бирчанином. После састанка одлази у село Поља код Мојковца где остаје око два месеца, да би затим отишао у Горње Липово изнад Колашина, на Сињајевини.
-Септембар 1942.-март 1942. у Горњем Липову увећава организацију и издаје наређења о покретању велике диверзантско саботажне операције против Осовине.
-Март-април 1943. 16.3. напушта Горње Липово и 17.3. долази у Чајниче да извиди шта се дешава на Неретви. 18.3. одлази за Калиновик где осматра борбе против комуниста. По паду Калиновика 23.3. формира Леви и Десни Дрински одсек на десној обали Дрине. 11.4. се враћа у Горње Липово.
-Мај-август 1943. Премешта штаб у Заостро код Берана. Операција Шварц. 14.5. Дража се извлачи из села Бољане и креће у правцу Јадовника, Јавора и Златара. Оатле креће ка северу и долази у Љубићки срез. Остаје ту 2 недеље и почетком јуна преко Теочина, Горњих Бањана и Брезне силази у Дренову. Потом одлази поново у Љубићки срез, па у Косјарићки(Црногорски) срез. Затим преко Јелове Горе креће пут Ариља, а одатле на Округлицу где остаје током лета. Сматрајући да је Дража на Равној Гори Немци од од 12.-19-7- покрећу операцију Моргенлуфт. Затим у августу предузимају операцију Ариље, сматрајући да је лично Дража руководио нападом на Ариље 12.8.
-Септембар 1943. Пред немачким потерама се склања на Златибор, у село Стубле, одакле креће у Брда Завојке. Крајем септембра креће пут Брестовца(зараван златиборског врха Торник висока око 1100 м). Одатле се премешта у село Раванци, на планини Варди код Рудог.
Октобар 1943.- март 1944. Немачко-партизански обруч. Дража се из Раванаца премешта у село Будимлије, а одатле у Добрун. Из Добруна се премешта 27.10. у село Дикава, изм. Вишеграда и Добруна. Одатле креће према Митровцу на Тари, па се одатле кратко задржава на Солотуши, а затим прелази друм Бајина Башта-Ужице, па Љубовија-Ужице. Одатле се премешта у селу Зарожје, у засеок Прокићи, на обронцима Повлена. Одатле се премешта у село Ораовицу изнад Љубовије. Из Ораовице јануара 1944. одлази у село Ба на Светосавски конгрес. Одатле прелази у област Овчара.
-Април-август 1944. Престанак осовинских операција, претпостављам да да се у ово време Дража налазио у области Косјерића(јер су му синови били у Косјерићкој бригади) или негде у Западној Србији.
Овај закључак сам извукао и зато што се Дража састао са Недићем августа месеца у Ражани код Косјерића.
-Септембар-децембар 1944. У селу Драгиње код Ваљева се налази у време краљевог говора. Половином септембра креће у Мачву. Прелази Дрину 26.9.1944. Од Бијељине креће до Модриче, па у правцу Добоја. Половином октобра долази на терен Озренског корпуса. 1.11. испраћа америчку мисију у Бољанићима, после чега одлази на Романију. 13.12. из села Ракова Нога доалзи у село Кнежине. 19.12. се налази на висини Власеница-Кладањ где прославља своју крсну славу. 31.12. долази у село Гаре, северно од Велуће.
-Јануар-мај 1945. На Божић се враћа у село Копривна и тамо остаје до преласка реке Босне марта 1945. 21.3. обавештава генерала Дамјановића о преласку у Требавску Посавину. 13.4.1945. наређује јединицама да симулирају повлачењње на запад, ради заваравања комуниста око стварног повлачења у Србију. Око 30.4. 1945. креће усиљени марш ка Србији. 6.5. шаље последњу депешу којом честита борцима Ускрс и Ђурђевдан. 13.5. после катастрофе на Зеленгори извлачи се из комунистичког обруча са идејом да настави борбу до краја.

-После рата. Налази се у околини Вишеграда и вероватно се креће у околини Златибора. Средином септембра прелази у Србију ради хватања везе са Рачићем и Калабићем. Непознато када се вратио преко Дрине. Издајом енглеске обавештајне службе ухваћен у околини Вишеграда 13.3.1946. На стаљинистичком процесу осуђен на смрт и погубљен 17.7.1946.

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