0416 | Photo | Jugoslovenska vojska u otadžbini

Death of Dimitrije Ljotić. Members of the Dinara Chetnik Division posing with the car in which Dimitrije Ljotić, former Minister of Justice of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, founder of the Yugoslav National Movement "Zbor" and spiritual leader of the Serbian Volunteer Corps, lost his life the previous night. On 23 April 1945 (two weeks before the end of the war), accompanied by publicist Ratko Živadinović, engineer Svetolik Lazarević and judge Jovan Saračević, Ljotić left by car (at about 4 p.m.) from Villa del Nevoso, where he was in charge of the corps' training centre, for San Pietro di Gorizia, and the Dinara Chetnik Division Headquarters, to say goodbye to Patriarch Gavrilo and Bishop Nikolaj, who were leaving the zone the next day (the Operational Zone of the Adriatic Littoral, where they were invited to visit Serbian monarchist troops). Sitting behind the steering wheel was the owner of the vehicle, short-sighted Živadinović. Due to poor road conditions and additional problems, a trip that takes an hour today was stretched to five hours. Upon arriving in Aidussina (25 km from the destination), Ljotić's group was warned of the presence of Partisans. It was already dark. Despite the opposite advice, Ljotić decided to continue the journey – with headlights off, so that they would not be noticed. Approximately halfway between Aidussina and San Pietro, the car encountered a destroyed bridge and ended up in a nearby ditch. Ljotić was killed on the spot, Živadinović suffered serious injuries, of which he later died, and Lazarević broke his jaw and leg (Saračević was not injured). Ljotić's body was taken by the Dinara Chetniks to San Pietro the next day, where he was buried a day later.

Text: Ivan Ž.

Photographer: unknown.

Date: 24 April 1945.

Location: unknown (province of Gorizia), Italy.

Original caption: unknown.

Sources: Stevan Piroćanac, Srpski dobrovoljci 1941–1945 u reči i slici, Iskra, Northampton, 1991, p. 267; Borivoje M. Karapandžić, Građanski rat u Srbiji 1941–1945, Društvo Hilandar, Valjevo, 2010, pp. 377–381; Hermann Neubacher, Specijalni zadatak Balkan (trans. Nikola Živković), Službeni list SCG, Beograd, 2004, pp. 178, 182; Google Maps.

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Pogibija Dimitrija Ljotića. Pripadnici Dinarske četničke divizije poziraju pored automobila u kojem je prethodne noći poginuo Dimitrije Ljotić, bivši ministar pravde Kraljevine Jugoslavije, osnivač Jugoslovenskog narodnog pokreta "Zbor" i duhovni vođa Srpskog dobrovoljačkog korpusa. Dana 23. aprila 1945. godine (dve nedelje pred kraj rata), u pratnji publiciste Ratka Živadinovića, inženjera Svetolika Lazarevića i sudije Jovana Saračevića, Ljotić je (oko 16 časova) pošao kolima iz Ilirske Bistrice, gde je upravljao korpusnim centrom za obuku, u Šempeter pri Gorici, u štab Dinarske četničke divizije, da se oprosti sa patrijarhom Gavrilom i vladikom Nikolajem, koji su sutradan napuštali zonu (Operativnu zonu Jadransko primorje, gde su bili pozvani u posetu srpskim monarhističkim trupama). Za volanom je sedeo vlasnik vozila, kratkovidi Živadinović. Zahvaljujući lošim putevima i dodatnim poteškoćama, putovanje koje danas traje sat vremena odužilo se na pet sati. Po pristizanju u Ajdovščinu (25 km od cilja), Ljotićeva grupa je upozorena na prisustvo partizana. Bio je već uveliko mrak. Uprkos odvraćanju, Ljotić je odlučio da se put nastavi – sa ugašenim farovima, da ne bi bili primećeni. Na otprilike pola puta između Ajdovščine i Šempetra, kola su naišla na porušeni most i završila u obližnjem jarku. Ljotić je na licu mesta poginuo, Živadinović je zadobio teške povrede, kojima je kasnije podlegao, a Lazarević je slomio vilicu i nogu (Saračević nije povređen). Ljotićevo telo su dinarski četnici sutradan preneli u Šempeter, gde je dan kasnije i sahranjen.

Tekst: Ivan Ž.

Fotograf: nepoznat.

Datum: 24. april 1945.

Mesto: nepoznato (provincija Gorica), Italija.

Originalni natpis: nepoznat.

Izvori: Stevan Piroćanac, Srpski dobrovoljci 1941–1945 u reči i slici, Iskra, Northampton, 1991, str. 267; Borivoje M. Karapandžić, Građanski rat u Srbiji 1941–1945, Društvo Hilandar, Valjevo, 2010, str. 377–381; Hermann Neubacher, Specijalni zadatak Balkan (prev. Nikola Živković), Službeni list SCG, Beograd, 2004, str. 178, 182; Google Maps.

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0391 | Press | Einsatzgruppe Jugoslawien

Found in a monastery in the rocks: The Serbian treasure. A photo report by war correspondents Otto and Grimm of the 691st Propaganda Company on the raid in the Ostrog Monastery carried out by Special Detachment Hintze (Gestapo), the arrest of Serbian Patriarch Dr Gavrilo Dožić and the finding (looting) of the state treasure, published in the "Berlin Illustrated Newspaper" on 15 May 1941. The Germans raided the famous Serbian monastery (then in the Italian-occupied territory) on the early morning of 25 April, searching for Patriarch Gavrilo – charged with stirring up the people and causing Yugoslavia enter the war against the Axis powers. They also found, in the monastery chambers, and seized the state treasure worth 375 million dinars, which the young King Peter left the monks for safekeeping when fleeing the country. Much to the delight of the Germans, among the seized goods, there was also the uniform of King Peter II, which was then used for propaganda purposes as a symbol of the Yugoslav defeat. The monastery itself was looted as well, while the monastery staff and church officials were harassed, beaten and humiliated. The patriarch was arrested and taken to trial in Belgrade, on the floor of the truck (forced to listen to the drunken Nazis' loud singing along the way). In the German report, however, the Gestapo men were presented as righteous heroes, the monastery staff as gourmands that had pork hanging off their ceilings, and the old patriarch as an English servant, a drunkard and a profligate, who, having wasted millions of state money on his friends, locked himself into a room, drank bottles of wine and fantasised about the Hawaiian islands while listening to records by black dancer Joséphine Baker (famous for her erotic performances). (Risto Grđić, then patriarchal finance director and an eyewitness, wrote the following in his memoir about the making of the German report: "At one point, we saw the Gestapo men taking the patriarch and archimandrite through all the monastery departments. They photographed them everywhere, even in the basement among the smoked ham and bacon. Later they published those pictures in some German magazines, attempting to present the monastery as a place of feasting and carousing. They also found a record player with recordings of the liturgy, and they presented them too as some kind of debauched performances.")

Text: Ivan Ž.

Photographer: Albert Otto (3), Emil Grimm (1), 691st Propaganda Company.

Date: 25 April 1941.

Location: Ostrog (district of Danilovgrad), Yugoslavia.

Original text: "Found in a monastery in the rocks: The Serbian treasure. [Picture 1:] Like an eagle's nest on a mountainside of the Montenegrin mountains: the Ostrog Monastery. It was here that Gavrilo, the pro-British patriarch of Yugoslavia, nestled himself when German troops conquered the country. The young King Peter fled to him. He stayed there for one day only, then he had to move: the Germans had already captured Belgrade, Yugoslavia was facing capitulation! A few days later, new vehicles stopped before the monastery... [Picture 2:] Men of the Secret State Police made a surprise visit! In the monastery storeroom, where bacon, sausages and ham hang off the ceiling, they found sacks and chests that the young king had to leave behind during his flight. They contain parts of the Serbian state treasure, gold coins and paper money worth 375 million dinars! [Picture 3:] He brought the king and the people to ruin: Patriarch Gavrilo of Yugoslavia. He stood at the head of the conspiracy clique, which had long wanted to rush Yugoslavia into a war against Germany. After the king fled, he had state treasure hidden in rock cellars and caves, 15 million of which he distributed to good friends, and then locked himself in his secret chambers. One morning, men of the state police surprised him there. In his room, they found half-empty and empty wine bottles, and a gramophone with records by Negro dancer Joséphine Baker, whose Hawaii song he particularly liked... [Picture 4:] The king's uniform – without a king. It belonged to the 17-year-old King Peter II, who left his country, his army and his people in their hour of greatest need."

Sources: Albert Otto, Emil Grimm, "Im Felsenkloster aufgespürt: Der Serbenschatz", Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung, 15.05.1941, vol. L, no 20, p. 547; Risto Grđić, Uspomene, Glas Crkve, Valjevo, Sabornost, Beograd, 2002, p. 269; Nemačka obaveštajna služba, Uprava državne bezbednosti, Beograd, 1959, vol. IV, p. 405; Wilfred von Oven, Jürgen Hahn-Butry, Panzer am Balkan – Erlebnisbuch der Panzergruppe von Kleist, Wilhelm-Limpert-Verlag, Berlin, 1941, p. 219; Velibor V. Džomić (prir.), "Mučeništvo srpskog patrijarha", Projekat Rastko.

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Pronađeno u manastiru u stenama: srpsko blago. Foto-reportaža ratnih dopisnika Ota i Grima iz 691. propagandne čete o upadu Specijalnog odreda Hince (Gestapo) u manastir Ostrog, hapšenju patrijarha srpskog dr Gavrila Dožića i pronalasku (pljačkanju) državnog blaga, objavljena u "Berlinskim ilustrovanim novinama" 15. maja 1941. godine. Nemci su u čuveni srpski manastir (tada na teritoriji pod italijanskom okupacijom) upali u rano jutro 25. aprila, u potrazi za patrijarhom Gavrilom – optuženim za huškanje naroda i ulazak Jugoslavije u rat protiv sila Osovine. Istom prilikom su u manastirskim odajama pronašli i zaplenili državno blago u vrednosti od 375 miliona dinara, koje je mladi kralj Petar pri bekstvu iz zemlje ostavio monasima na čuvanje. Na veliko oduševljenje Nemaca, među zaplenjenim stvarima obrela se i uniforma kralja Petra II, koja je potom korišćena u propagandne svrhe kao jedan od simbola jugoslovenskog poraza. Sam manastir je takođe opljačkan, a manastirsko osoblje i crkveni službenici su maltretirani, tučeni i ponižavani. Patrijarh je uhapšen i odvezen na suđenje u Beograd, na podu kamiona (prinuđen da usput sluša glasne pesme pijanih nacista). U nemačkoj reportaži su, međutim, gestapovci prikazani kao pravednici, manastirsko osoblje kao sladokusci kojima svinjetina visi sa plafona, a stari patrijarh kao engleski sluga, pijanac i raspusnik, koji se, spiskavši milione državnog novca na svoje prijatelje, zaključao u sobu, ispijao flaše vina i maštao o havajskim ostrvima slušajući ploče crnačke plesačice Žozefine Beker (čuvene po svojim erotskim nastupima). (Risto Grđić, ondašnji patrijaršijski šef finansija i očevidac, u svojim memoarima je o pravljenju nemačke reportaže napisao sledeće: "U neko doba spazismo kako gestapovci vode patrijarha i arhimandrita po svim manastirskim odeljenjima. Tom prilikom fotografisali su ih svugde, pa i u podrumu među pršutom i slaninom. Kasnije su te slike objavljivali u nekim nemačkim časopisima, s tendencijom da se prikaže kako se u manastiru samo jelo i bančilo. Našli su i gramofon sa pločama na kojima je snimljena liturgija, pa su i njih prikazali kao neke razvratne igre.")

Tekst: Ivan Ž.

Fotograf: Albert Oto (3), Emil Grim (1), 691. propagandna četa.

Datum: 25. april 1941.

Mesto: Ostrog (srez Danilovgradski), Jugoslavija.

Originalni tekst: "Pronađeno u manastiru u stenama: srpsko blago. [Slika 1:] Kao orlovsko gnezdo na padinama crnogorskih planina: manastir Ostrog. Tu se Gavrilo, proengleski patrijarh Jugoslavije, sakrio kada su nemačke trupe osvojile zemlju. Kod njega je pobegao i mladi kralj Petar. Zadržao se samo jedan dan, a onda je morao dalje: Nemci su već bili zauzeli Beograd, Jugoslavija se nalazila pred kapitulacijom! Nekoliko dana kasnije, nova vozila se zaustavljaju pred manastirom... [Slika 2:] Pripadnici tajne državne policije došli su u iznenadnu posetu! U ostavi manastira, sa čijeg plafona vise slanina, kobasice i šunka, pronašli su vreće i sanduke koje je mladi kralj tokom bekstva morao da ostavi za sobom. U njima se nalaze delovi srpskog državnog blaga, zlatnici i papirni novac u vrednosti od 375 miliona dinara! [Slika 3:] Odveo je kralja i narod u propast: patrijarh jugoslovenski Gavrilo. Stajao je na čelu zavereničke klike, koja je odavno želela da gurne Jugoslaviju u rat protiv Nemačke. Nakon kraljevog bekstva, ostalo mu je državno blago skriveno u kamenim podrumima i pećinama, od kojeg je 15 miliona podelio dobrim prijateljima, a potom se zaključao u svoje tajne odaje. Tu su ga jednog jutra iznenadili pripadnici državne policije. U njegovoj sobi su pronašli poluprazne i prazne vinske flaše, i gramofon sa pločama crnačke plesačice Žozefine Beker, čiju je havajsku pesmu posebno voleo... [Slika 4:] Kraljeva uniforma – bez kralja. Pripadala je sedamnaestogodišnjem kralju Petru II, koji je svoju zemlju, svoju vojsku i svoj narod u najtežem trenutku napustio."

Izvori: Albert Otto, Emil Grimm, "Im Felsenkloster aufgespürt: Der Serbenschatz", Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung, 15.05.1941, god. L, br. 20, str. 547; Risto Grđić, Uspomene, Glas Crkve, Valjevo, Sabornost, Beograd, 2002, str. 269; Nemačka obaveštajna služba, Uprava državne bezbednosti, Beograd, 1959, tom IV, str. 405; Wilfred von Oven, Jürgen Hahn-Butry, Panzer am Balkan – Erlebnisbuch der Panzergruppe von Kleist, Wilhelm-Limpert-Verlag, Berlin, 1941, str. 219; Velibor V. Džomić (prir.), "Mučeništvo srpskog patrijarha", Projekat Rastko.

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Index | Persons

AXIS POWERS
Sile Osovine

d'Alquen, Gunter (1910–1998), SS-Standartenführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0049
Altgayer, Branimir (1897–1950), Volksgruppenführer
0121
Balke, Hermann (1893–1960), Oberst der Schutzpolizei
0303
Bayer, Otto (1900–____), SS-Standartenführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0401
Bayer, Otto (____–____), SS-Sturmmann (Waffen-SS)
0108
Bayer, Stefan (1919–1944), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0108
Begić, Vilko (1874–1946), general-pukovnik (Hrvatsko domobranstvo)
0083 · 0360
Belić, Slobodan (____–____), potporučnik (SDK)
0287
Berens von Rautenfeld, Götz (1913–____), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0002 · 0018
Berger, Alfred (1920–____), SS-Untersturmführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0004
Binder, Michael (1922–1943), SS-Jäger (Waffen-SS)
0119
Böhme, Franz (1885–1947), General der Gebirgstruppe (Heer)
0039 · 0162
Bormann, Albert (1902–1989), NSKK-Gruppenführer
0414
Bormann, Martin (1900–1945), SS-Obergruppenführer
0414
Bosse, Alexander von (1901–1978), Oberst (Heer)
0441
Brack, Viktor (1904–1948), SS-Sturmbannführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0009 · 0029 · 0445
Braun, Erich (1912–____), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0178
Crüwell, Ludwig (1892–1958), General der Panzertruppe (Heer)
0120
Diepold, Anton "Toni" (1911–1944), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0413
Dierich, Gerhard (1914–2014), SS-Sturmbannführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0155
Dietrich, Josef "Sepp" (1892–1966), SS-Oberst-Gruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0049
Dietrich, Otto (1897–1952), SS-Obergruppenführer
0414
Domoslay, Josef (1924–1943), SS-Grenadier (Waffen-SS)
0032
Đozo, Husein (1912–1982), Waffen-Hauptsturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0010 · 0063 · 0318
Eglseer, Karl (1890–1944), General der Gebirgstruppe (Heer)
0138
Eiler, Stefan (1921–1945), SS-Jäger (Waffen-SS)
0242
Engelbrecht, ____ (____–____), Major (Heer)
0202
Faber du Faur, Moritz von (1886–1971), Generalleutnant (Heer)
0320
Fabianek, Friedrich (____–____), Oberst (Heer)
0339
Fegelein, Hermann (1906–1945), SS-Gruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0121 · 0143 · 0155
Fischer, Kurt (____–____), Oberst (Heer)
0055 · 0360
Gaese, Heinrich (1901–1995), SS-Hauptsturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0123
Gašparević, Branko (1907–1945), kapetan (SDK)
0131
Gebhardt, Karl (1897–1948), SS-Gruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0143
Glaise von Horstenau, Edmund (1882–1946), General der Infanterie (Heer)
0441
Glavaš, Ante (1907–1943), SS-Schütze (Waffen-SS)
0139
Glavaš, Ljubomir (1921–1994), ____ (Heer)
0200
Göring, Hermann (1893–1946), Reichsmarschall (Luftwaffe)
0427
Gorn, Walter (1898–1968), Generalmajor (Heer)
0415
Groß, Michael (1901–1947), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0240
Gruber, Johann (1913–1944), Obergefreiter (Heer)
0205
Guth, Fridolin (1908–1989), Hauptmann der Schutzpolizei
0333
Hack, Franz (1915–1997), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0231 · 0366
Hampel, Desiderius (1895–1981), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0056
Hanel, Hans (1919–1943), SS-Untersturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0119
Hanke, Hans (1912–1981), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0178
Hansen, Peter (1896–1967), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0356
Hasenpusch, Arthur (1906–1944), SS-Sturmscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0382
Hausser, Paul (1880–1972), SS-Oberst-Gruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0149 · 0470
Hedrich, Stefan (1880–1975), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0166 · 0192 · 0401
Herff, Maximilian von (1893–1945), SS-Obergruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0255
Hillebrandt, Werner von (1898–1971), Generalmajor (Heer)
0015
Himmler, Heinrich (1900–1945), Reichsführer-SS
0021 · 0029 · 0143 · 0155 · 0356 · 0381 · 0401 · 0427
Hintze, Karl (1900–1945), SS-Sturmbannführer (SS/Polizei)
0061 · 0076 · 0391
Hitler, Adolf (1889–1945), Der Führer
0408 · 0414 · 0427
Höger, Josef (____–____), SS-Rottenführer (Waffen-SS)
0172
Holfelder, Hans (1891–1944), SS-Oberführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0045
Hößlin, Hans von (1880–19__), Generalleutnant z. V. (Heer)
0130
Imhof, Ludwig Freiherr von (____–____), Oberstleutnant (Heer)
0127
Janko, Josef "Sepp" (1905–2001), Volksgruppenführer
0045 · 0109 · 0174
Jeličić, Vasilije – Vasa (____–____), kapetan (SDK)
0224

Johst, Hanns (1890–1978), SS-Gruppenführer

0029
Jonić, Borivoje (1894–1986), general (SDS)
0459
Kaaserer, Richard (1896–1947), SS-Sturmbannführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0104 · 0250 · 0447
Kasparek, Fritz (1910–1954), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0436
Keitel, Wilhelm (1882–1946), Generalfeldmarschall (Heer)
0408 · 0427
Kemps, Hugo (1920–2002), SS-Standartenoberjunker (Waffen-SS)
0411
Kerečki, Simeon – Sima (1909–1945), poručnik (SDK)
0310
Kirchner, Balthasar (1917–____), SS-Obersturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0005
Kleist, Ewald von (1881–1954), Generalfeldmarschall (Heer)
0120
Klingenberg, Fritz (1912–1945), SS-Standartenführer (Waffen-SS)
0356
Konradt, Martin (1892–1945), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0029 · 0401
Kramhöller, Georg (1905–1947), SS-Untersturmführer (SS/Polizei)
0154
Krempler, Karl von (1896–1972), SS-Standartenführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0042
Krener, Franc (1898–1973), brigadni general (Slovensko domobranstvo)
0303
Krimmer, Mathias (1904–____), ____ (Waffen-SS)
0158
Krombholz, Franz Josef "Sepp" (1920–2000), SS-Hauptsturmführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0456
Kumm, Otto (1909–2004), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0021 · 0030
Kutschera, Franz (1904–1944), Stellvertreter Gauleiter
0356
Lerch, Ernst (1914–1997), SS-Sturmbannführer (SS/Polizei)
0164
Levajić, Mileta (____–1944), potporučnik (SDK)
0287
Lorenz, Werner (1891–1974), SS-Obergruppenführer
0121
Lüters, Rudolf (1883–1945), General der Infanterie (Heer)
0146
Ljotić, Dimitrije – Mita (1891–1945), rez. potpukovnik (SDK)
0224 · 0310
Macholz, Joachim (1899–____), Oberst (Heer)
0252
Matheis, Franz (1889–1947), SS-Standartenführer (Waffen-SS)
0002 · 0199
May, Andreas (1891–1949), Generalmajor der Polizei
0029
Meckelburg, Otto "Bobby" (1911–____), SS-Sturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0038 · 0146 · 0214 · 0252
Merwald, Oswin (1919–____), SS-Obersturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0345
Meyszner, August (1886–1947), SS-Gruppenführer (SS/Polizei)
0166 · 0390 · 0401 · 0438
Muhasilović, Abdulah (1898–1945), Waffen-Sturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0123
Müller, ____ (____–____), SS-Hauptsturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0419
Mušicki, Kosta (1897–1946), brigadni general (SDK)
0459
Neidholdt, Fritz (1887–1947), Generalleutnant (Heer)
0168 · 0360
Neuhausen, Franz (1887–1966), NSFK-Obergruppenführer
0320
Neumann, Eggert "Eggi" (1912–1970), SS-Obersturmbannführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0369
Niedermayer, Oskar Ritter von (1885–1948), Generalmajor (Heer)
0377
Oberkamp, Carl Reichsritter von (1893–1947), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0267
Pannwitz, Helmuth von (1898–1947), Generalleutnant (Heer)
0047 · 0260 · 0441
Pavelić, Ante (1889–1959), poglavnik
0339
Phleps, Artur (1881–1944), SS-Obergruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0029 · 0042 · 0146 · 0147 · 0166 · 0192 · 0199 · 0252 · 0369 · 0401
Raddatz, Ernst (1896–____), SS-Standartenführer (Waffen-SS)
0356
Rainer, Hermann (1908–1943), Oberjäger (Heer)
0420
Rendulić, Lothar (1887–1971), Generaloberst (Heer)
0183
Richter, ____ (____–____), Oberleutnant (Heer)
0194
Riebel, Gustav-Adolf (1896–1942), Generalmajor (Heer)
0120
Rittchen, Michael (1901–____), SS-Untersturmführer (Waffen-SS)
0084
Roncaglia, Ercole (1886–1965), generale di corpo d'armata (REI)
0252
Rösener, Erwin (1902–1946), SS-Obergruppenführer (SS/Polizei)
0303 · 0377
Rupnik, Leon (1880–1946), divizijski general (Slovensko domobranstvo)
0303
Sauberzweig, Karl-Gustav (1899–1946), SS-Gruppenführer (Waffen-SS)
0059 · 0063 · 0143 · 0178 · 0255 · 0381
Schäfer, Emanuel (1900–1974), SS-Oberführer (SS/Polizei)
0029 · 0401
Schaeffer, Karl (____–____), SS-Obersturmführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0152
Schaffhauser, Stefan (____–____), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)

0178
Schampier, Josef (1922–1945), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0330

Schifko, Josef (1910–____), SS-Oberscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0136 · 0203 · 0454
Schimmelpfennig, Max (1896–1982), SS-Standartenführer (Waffen-SS)
0303
Schlechter, Hans (____–____), SS-Unterscharführer (Waffen-SS)
0062 · 0387
Schmidhuber, August (1901–1947), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0016 · 0017 · 0021 · 0034 · 0162 · 0356 · 0429 · 0438
Schmidt, Walter (1909–____), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0029
Schoenebeck, Carl-August von (1898–1989), Generalmajor (Luftwaffe)
0320
Schütz, Hans Georg (1912–1976), Oberfunker (Heer)
0050
Schütz, Josef (1926–1944), SS-Jäger (Waffen-SS)
0388
Steinmair, Stefan (1910–____), SS-Obersturmführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0405
Stettner Ritter von Grabenhofen, Walter (1895–1944), Generalleutnant (Heer)
0129
Штейфон, Борис Александрович (1881–1945), Generalleutnant (Heer)
0223
Uiberreither, Sigfried (1908–1984), Gauleiter
0414
Vasváry, József (1898–1984), altábornagy (MKH)
0163
Vogt, Fritz (1918–1945), SS-Sturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0356
Waldheim, Kurt (1918–2007), Oberleutnant (Heer)
0060 · 0252
Weber, Simon (1914–1943), SS-Jäger (Waffen-SS)
0119
Weichs, Maximilian Freiherr von (1881–1954), Generalfeldmarschall (Heer)
0163
Weidinger, Otto (1914–1990), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0149
Wenger, Josef (1919–1941), Schütze (Heer)
0292
Wickl, Anton (1910–____), SS-Hauptsturmführer d.R. (Waffen-SS)
0005 · 0166 · 0438 · 0445
Wisch, Theodor (1907–1995), SS-Brigadeführer (Waffen-SS)
0049
Wisliceny, Günther-Eberhardt (1912–1985), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0450
Wolff, Karl (1900–1984), SS-Obergruppenführer
0401
Wolff, Paul Freiherr von (____–____), Oberstleutnant (Heer)
0441
Wrede, Carl Fürst von (1899–1945), Major d.R. (Heer)
0293
Wünsche, Max (1914–1995), SS-Obersturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0049
Ziereis, Franz (1905–1945), SS-Standartenführer (SSTV)
0356
Zill, Egon (1906–1974), SS-Sturmbannführer (Waffen-SS)
0002 · 0143 · 0199


ALLIES
Saveznici

Baković, Milka (1915–1999), ____ (JVuO)
0285
Bodi, Mihailo (1884–1953), divizijski general (JV)
0163
Bogdanović, Ilija – Čiča (1910–____), ____ (NOVJ)
0195
Brajović, Petar S. (1915–____), major (NOVJ)
0202
Broz, Josip – Tito (1892–1980), maršal (NOVJ)

0323 · 0352 · 0463
Drapić, Nikola (1919–____), potporučnik (JVuO)
0153
Gore, Adrian (1900–1990), Brigadier (BAF)
0151
Guzina, Tomo (____–1945), poručnik (JVuO)
0452
Jelača, Milka (____–____), ____ (JVuO)
0268
Kalabić, Nikola (1906–____), potpukovnik (JVuO)
0293
Kerović, Radivoje (1913–1946), vojvoda (JVuO)
0056
Koprivica, Mihajlo (1912–1988), poručnik (JVuO)
0452
Koželj, Ernest – Bobek (1903–1942), ____ (NOVJ)
0270
Križman, Vera (____–____), ____ (NOVJ)
0213
Kunaver, Franc – Sulc (1914–1943), ____ (NOVJ)
0077
Lalich, Nick (1916–2001), Captain (USAF)
0235
Lazarević, Jovan (1904–1953), rez. poručnik (JVuO)
0452
Lazarević, Miloje (1916–1995), kapetan (JVuO)
0452
Marić, Ljubomir (1878–1960), armijski general (JV)
0302
McDowell, Robert Harbold (1894–1980), Colonel (USAF)
0235
Mihailović, Dragoljub – Draža (1893–1946), armijski general (JVuO)
0235 · 0351
Murray, Horatius (1903–1989), General (BAF)
0151
Nedić, Neško (19__–1945), major (JVuO)
0293
Nikolić, Veselin – Vesa (____–1941), ____ (NOP)
0440
Okiljević, Mileta (1921–1944), zam. politkoma čete (NOVJ)
0272
Perović, Todor (1910–____), ____ (JVuO)
0034
Petronijević, Dragomir (1912–1986), potporučnik (JV)
0170
Plan, Robert (1920–____), ____ (USAF)
0202
Račić, Dragoslav (1905–1945), pukovnik (JVuO)
0293
Radić, Lepa (1925–1943), ____ (NOVJ)
0253

Radić, Rajna (____–____), ____ (NOVJ)

0082
Rajić, Vaso (____–1945), rez. podnarednik (JVuO)
0176
Ringel, Aaron (____–____), ____ (JVuO)
0346
Schwartz, Walter Marshall (1908–1983), Captain (USAF)
0152
Stefanović, Joco (____–____), politkom bataljona (NOVJ)
0444
Tivadar, Jože (1910–1996), poručnik (NOVJ)
0358
Tomašević, Stana (192_–1983), ____ (NOVJ)
0323
Toroman, Milja (1926–2007), ____ (NOVJ)
0284
Trifunović, Dušan (1880–1942), divizijski general (JV)
0127
Trojanović, Radmilo (____–____), potpukovnik (JV)
0163
Vidačić, Milorad (1910–194_), kapetan (JVuO)
0034
Zečević, Vladimir – Vlado (1903–1970), pukovnik (NOVJ)
0409


CIVILIANS
Civili

Brozović, Miroslav – Meho (1917–2006), nogometaš
0226
Cvijović, Josif (1878–1957), mitropolit
0409
Dožić, Gavrilo (1881–1950), patrijarh
0061 · 0391
Fiederer, Hans (1920–1980), Fußballspieler
0226
Frković, Ivica (1894–1980), ministar
0360
Glaser, Franjo (1913–2003), nogometaš
0226 · 0344
Hadžialić, Salih (1914–1998), teolog
0347
Heeren, Viktor von (1881–1949), Gesandter
0302 · 0320
Хитрина, Татьяна (1918–____), оперная певица
0454
al-Husseini, Hajj Amin (189_–1974), Grand Mufti / veliki muftija
0002 · 0063 · 0225 · 0347
Karađorđević, Pavle (1893–1976), knez-namesnik
0408
Klawunde, Edith (1914–____), Sängerin
0203
Mileta, Jeronim (1871–1947), biskup
0138
Mitrović, Leontije (1878–1955), arhimandrit
0061 · 0076 · 0391
Neurath, Konstantin Freiherr von (1873–1956), Reichsminister
0302 · 0408
Pesser, Johann "Hans" (1911–1986), Fußballspieler
0344
Schlichting, Claire (1905–1978), Schauspielerin
0400
Stojadinović, Milan (1888–1961), ministar-predsednik
0302
Stojiljković, Đorđe (1913–1978), fudbaler
0344
Weizsäcker, Ernst Freiherr von (1882–1951), Staatssekretär
0408

0106 | Photo | Einsatzgruppe Jugoslawien

Uniform of the Yugoslav king. Members of Special Detachment Hintze (Gestapo) and the Army examine the uniform of King Peter II of Yugoslavia, which they found in the Ostrog monastery during the arrest of Serbian Patriarch Gavrilo. According to the patriarch, the "Germans were so pleased and happy, as if they had solved the biggest problem in the world; their noisy voices strangely echoed in the silence of the monastery". The photograph was soon published in the "Berlin Illustrated Newspaper", along with a propaganda text about the king as a traitor of his people, and also, at the end of the year, in the book "Tanks in the Balkans" – as a concluding illustration of the collapse of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. (In the postwar Yugoslavia, the photo was forgotten; only the one from Drvar, showing seized Tito's uniform, was published.)

Text: Ivan Ž.

Photographer: Albert Otto, 691st Propaganda Company.
Date: 25 April 1941.

Location: Ostrog (district of Danilovgrad), Yugoslavia.

Original caption: "Serbian state treasure in a rocky eyrie. Among other finds, there is also a uniform of King Peter, who left behind in his hasty flight large amounts of luggage and a state treasure of 375 million dinars."

File source: Nationaal Archief, SFA022804408.

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Uniforma jugoslovenskog kralja. Pripadnici Specijalnog odreda Hince (Gestapo) i vojske pregledaju uniformu kralja Petra II Karađorđevića, koju su pronašli u manastiru Ostrogu prilikom hapšenja patrijarha srpskog Gavrila. Prema patrijarhovim rečima, "Nemci su bili tako zadovoljni i srećni, kao da su rešili najveći problem sveta; njihov drekavi glas čudno je odjekivao u manastirskoj tišini". Fotografija je ubrzo objavljena u "Berlinskim ilustrovanim novinama", uz propagandni tekst o kralju kao izdajniku svoga naroda, a krajem godine i u knjizi "Tenkovi na Balkanu" – kao zaključna ilustracija sloma Kraljevine Jugoslavije. (U posleratnoj Jugoslaviji ova slika je zaboravljena; objavljivana je samo ona iz Drvara, sa zaplenjenom Titovom uniformom.)

Tekst: Ivan Ž.

Fotograf: Albert Oto, 691. propagandna četa.
Datum: 25. april 1941.

Mesto: Ostrog (srez Danilovgradski), Jugoslavija.

Originalni natpis: "Srpsko državno blago u kamenom gnezdu. Između ostalog pronađena je i uniforma kralja Petra, koji je u žurnom begu za sobom ostavio velike količine prtljaga i državno blago od 375 miliona dinara."

Izvor fajla: Nationaal Archief, SFA022804408.

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0061 | Photo | Einsatzgruppe Jugoslawien

Arrest of Patriarch Gavrilo. On the early morning of 25 April 1941, at the Ostrog monastery, Serbian Patriarch Dr Gavrilo Dožić was arrested – as a war criminal and the main culprit for the entry of Yugoslavia into the war against the Axis powers (that is, for provoking the demonstrations and coup on 27 March, together with bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church). The arrest was carried out by Special Detachment Hintze (Gestapo), with the help of members of the Army. After harassing, humiliating and mocking, they forced the patriarch (to further humiliate him) to travel to his trial on the floor of the vehicle. According to his own words, the Germans were "heavily drinking during the entire trip, making a terrible mess with German songs". As the leading authority in Serbia and most of Yugoslavia (in the absence of the king), and thus a person very dangerous for German interests (and in the case of a change of his anti-German attitude, very useful), the patriarch remained in captivity nearly until the end of the war (more precisely, under house arrest, so that he could not be regarded as a martyr). He was also the only church leader who spent World War II as a prisoner. After the war, Patriarch Gavrilo was almost completely erased from the pages of history – and the merits of the Serbian Orthodox Church for provoking the coup on 27 March 1941 were taken over by the Communist Party. Pictured are (from left to right): Archimandrite and abbot of Ostrog Leontije Mitrović (arrested as well), Serbian Patriarch Gavrilo, SS-Sturmbannführer Karl Hintze (chief of the Gestapo unit, with his back turned) and two unknown SS NCOs.

Text: Ivan Ž.

Photographer: unknown, 691st Propaganda Company.
Date: 25 April 1941.

Location: Ostrog (district of Danilovgrad), Yugoslavia.

Original caption: unknown.

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Hapšenje patrijarha Gavrila. U rano jutro 25. aprila 1941. godine, u manastiru Ostrogu, uhapšen je patrijarh srpski dr Gavrilo Dožić – kao ratni zločinac i glavni krivac za ulazak Jugoslavije u rat protiv sila Osovine (odnosno zbog izazivanja demonstracija i puča 27. marta, zajedno sa episkopima Srpske Pravoslavne Crkve). Hapšenje je izvršio Specijalni odred Hince (Gestapo), uz pomoć pripadnika vojske. Nakon maltretiranja, ponižavanja i podsmevanja, patrijarha su primorali (da bi ga dodatno ponizili) na suđenje da putuje na podu vozila. Prema njegovim rečima, Nemci su "celoga puta pili mnogo, praveći užasne ludorije sa nemačkim pesmama". Kao glavni autoritet u Srbiji i većem delu Jugoslavije (u odsustvu kralja), a samim tim i ličnost veoma opasna po nemačke interese (a u slučaju promene svog antinemačkog stava, veoma korisna), patrijarh je u zarobljeništvu ostao gotovo do samog kraja rata (tačnije, u kućnom pritvoru, da ne bi bio smatran mučenikom). On je i jedini crkveni poglavar koji je II svetski rat proveo kao zatvorenik. Posle rata, patrijarh Gavrilo je skoro potpuno obrisan sa stranica istorije – a zasluge Srpske Pravoslavne Crkve za izazivanje puča od 27. marta 1941. godine preuzela je KPJ. Na slici se vide (sleva nadesno): arhimandrit i iguman ostroški Leontije Mitrović (takođe uhapšen), patrijarh srpski Gavrilo, SS-šturmbanfirer Karl Hince (šef gestapovske jedinice, okrenut leđima) i dvojica nepoznatih SS-podoficira.

Tekst: Ivan Ž.

Fotograf: nepoznat, 691. propagandna četa.
Datum: 25. april 1941.

Mesto: Ostrog (srez Danilovgradski), Jugoslavija.

Originalni natpis: nepoznat.

Izvor fajla: Yad Vashem, FA159/A150.

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• Kaltenegger, Roland: Mountain Troops of the Waffen-SS 1941–1945 (Schiffer Military History, Atglen, 1995)

• Kaltenegger, Roland: Totenkopf & Edelweiß (Ares Verlag, Graz, 2008)

• Karađorđević, Petar II: Život jednog kralja – Memoari (Novo delo, Beograd, 1990)
• Karađorđević, Tomislav: Memoari (Zadužbina kralja Petra I, Topola, 1999)
• Karapandžić, Borivoje M.: Građanski rat u Srbiji 1941–1945 (Društvo Hilandar, Valjevo, 2010)
• Karapandžić, Borivoje M.: Srpski dobrovoljački korpus bio je srpska vojska u službi srpskog naroda i otadžbine (Svetosavska književna zajednica, Beograd, 2002)
• Karadžić, Vuk Stefanović: Narodne srpske pjesme, III – Pjesme junačke poznije (Breitkopf und Härtel, Leipzig, 1823)

• Kesar, Jovan; Lukić, Dragoje: Ne osećam se krivim – Draža Mihailović pred sudom (Akvarijus, Beograd, 1990)

• Knežević, Radoje L.; Knežević, Živan L.: Sloboda ili smrt (Seattle, 1981)
• Komnenović, Danilo; Kreso, Muharem: 29. hercegovačka divizija (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1979)
• Kostić, Boško N.: Za istoriju naših dana (Jean Lausier, Lille, 1949)

• Kovačević, Branislav: Savezničko bombardovanje Crne Gore 1943–1944 (Pobjeda, Podgorica, 2003)
• Kučan, Viktor: Borci Sutjeske (Zavod za udžbenike i nastavna sredstva, Beograd, 1996)

• Kudlička, Bohumír; Szewczyk, Radosław: Prinz Eugen – The Story of 7. SS-Freiwilligen-Gebirgs-Division 1942–1945 (MMP Books, Sandomierz, 2014)

• Kumm, Otto: 7. SS-Gebirgs-Division "Prinz Eugen" im Bild (Nation Europa Verlag GmbH, Coburg, 2001)

• Kumm, Otto: Vorwärts, Prinz Eugen! Geschichte der 7. SS-Freiwilligen-Division "Prinz Eugen" (Winkelried-Verlag, Dresden, 2007)

• Kumm, Otto (censorship / cenzura: Welsh, Joseph): Prinz Eugen – The History of the 7th SS Mountain Division "Prinz Eugen" (J. J. Fedorowicz Publishing Inc., Winnipeg, 1995)
• Kunzmann, Adolf; Milius, Siegfried: Fallschirmjäger der Waffen-SS im Bild (Munin-Verlag, Osnabrück, 1986)
• Labović, Đurica; Basta, Milan: Partizani za pregovaračkim stolom 1941–1945 (ITRO "Naprijed", Zagreb, 1986)

• Landwehr, Richard: Italian Volunteers of the Waffen-SS (Siegrunen, Glendale, 1987)

• Latas, Branko; Dželebdžić, Milovan: Četnički pokret Draže Mihailovića 1941–1945 (BIGZ, Beograd, 1979)

• Lehmann, Hartmut; Oexle, Otto Gerhard: Nationalsozialismus in den Kulturwissenschaften, II (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen, 2004)

• Lepre, George: Himmler's Bosnian Division – The Waffen-SS Handschar Division 1943–1945 (Schiffer Military History, Atglen, 1997)

• Littlejohn, David: Foreign Legions of the Third Reich, III (R. James Bender Publishing, San Jose, 1985)

• Littlejohn, David: Foreign Legions of the Third Reich, IV (R. James Bender Publishing, San Jose, 1987)

• Longerich, Peter: Heinrich Himmler (Oxford University Press, 2012)

• Lopičić, Đorđe N.: Nemački ratni zločini 1941–1945 – Presude jugoslovenskih vojnih sudova (Muzej žrtava genocida, Beograd, 2009)
• Lumans, Valdis O.: Himmler's Auxiliaries – The Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle and the German National Minorities of Europe, 1933–1945 (University of North Carolina Press, 1993)

• Lumsden, Robin: A Collector's Guide to the Waffen-SS (Ian Allan Publishing, Surrey, 1994)
• Mataušić, Nataša: Jasenovac – Fotomonografija (Spomen-područje Jasenovac, Zagreb, 2008)
• Matter, Max; Widmaier, Tobias: Lied und populäre Kultur – Jahrbuch des Deutschen Volksliedarchivs Freiburg (Waxmann Verlag GmbH, Münster, 2006)
• Melson, Charles D.: Operation Knight's Move – German Airborne Raid Against Tito, 25 May 1944 (Marine Corps University Press, Quantico, VA, 2011)

• Meyer, Hermann Frank: Blutiges Edelweiß – Die 1. Gebirgsdivision im Zweiten Weltkrieg (Christoph Links Verlag, Berlin, 2008)

• Michaelis, Rolf: Die Gebirgs-Divisionen der Waffen-SS (Leonidas-Verlag, Erlangen, 2008)
• Michulec, Robert: Waffen-SS, II – From Glory to Defeat 1943–1945 (Concord Publications Co., Hong Kong, 2000)

• Michulec, Robert: Waffen-SS at War, II – The Late Years 1943–1944 (Concord Publications Co., Hong Kong, 2006)
• Mihajlovski, Kiril – Grujica: 3. makedonska brigada (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1976)

• Milovanović, Nikola: Kontrarevolucionarni pokret Draže Mihailovića (Slovo ljubve, Beograd, 1983)
• Milosavljević, Olivera: Potisnuta istina – Kolaboracija u Srbiji 1941–1944 (Helsinški odbor za ljudska prava u Srbiji, Beograd, 2006)
• Minić, Miloš: Četnici i njihova uloga u vreme narodnooslobodilačkog rata 1941–1945 (Izdavački centar "Komunist", Beograd, 1982)

• Mitrović, Dojčilo: Zapadna Srbija 1941 (Nolit, Beograd, 1975)
• Momčilović, Đorđe: Zrenjaninske vatre – Zrenjanin u ratu i revoluciji (Opštinski odbor SUBNOR-a, Zrenjanin, 1987)

• Moore, John P.: Führerliste der Waffen-SS (J. P. Moore Publishing, Portland, 2003)
• Morača, Milutin: Peta krajiška divizija (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1985)

• Moses, A. Dirk: Genocide and Settler Society – Frontier Violence and Stolen Indigenous Children in Australian History (Berghahn Books, New York, 2004)

• Motadel, David: Islam and Nazi Germany's War (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 2014)

• Munoz, Antonio J.: Slovenian Axis Forces in World War II 1941–1945 (Axis Europa Books, Bayside, NY, 1998)

• Nazečić, Ahmed; Čehić, Ivan: Sutjeska 1943–1973 (Sloboda, Beograd, 1973)

• Nestorov, Đorđe: Sutjeska 1943|73 (Monos, Beograd, 1973)
• Neubacher, Hermann: Specijalni zadatak Balkan (Službeni list SCG, Beograd, 2004)
• Njegovan, Drago: Zločini okupatora i njihovih pomagača u Vojvodini (Prometej, Novi Sad, 2009–2012)

• Odić, Slavko: Desant na Drvar maja 1944. – Drvarska operacija (Vojnoistorijski institut, Beograd, 1981)
• Odić, Slavko; Komarica, Slavko: Noć i magla, II – Gestapo u Jugoslaviji (CIP, Zagreb, 1977)

• Oven, Wilfred von; Hahn-Butry, Jürgen: Panzer am Balkan – Erlebnisbuch der Panzergruppe von Kleist (Wilhelm-Limpert-Verlag, Berlin, 1941)
• Pajović, Ljubivoje; Uzelac, Dušan; Dželebdžić, Milovan: Sremski front 1944–1945 (BIGZ, Beograd, 1979)
• Pejić, Predrag: Srbi u Mauthauzenu (Srpska reč, Beograd, 1998)

• Pencz, Rudolf: For the Homeland! The History of the 31st Waffen-SS Volunteer Grenadier Division (Helion & Co. Ltd., Solihull, 2002)
• Phillips, John: Yugoslav Story (Jugoslovenska revija, Beograd, 1980)
• Piekalkiewicz, Janusz: Krieg auf dem Balkan 1940–1945 (Bechtermünz Verlag GmbH, Eltville am Rhein, 1989)
• Piroćanac, Stevan: Srpski dobrovoljci 1941–1945 u reči i slici (Iskra, Northampton, 1991)

• Popović, Jovo: Vješala za generale (Stvarnost, Zagreb, 1986)

• Post, Walter: Die verleumdete Armee – Wehrmacht und Anti-Wehrmacht-Propaganda (Pour le Mérite, Selent, 1999)
• Pribilović, Kažimir: Četvrti pomorski obalski sektor mornarice NOVJ 1943–1945 (Vojnoizdavački i novinski centar, Beograd, 1988)

• Quarrie, Bruce: Waffen-SS Soldier 1940–45 (Osprey Publishing, Botley, 1993)

• Radošević, Todor: 13. proleterska brigada "Rade Končar" (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1984)

• Romano, Jaša: Jevreji Jugoslavije 1941–1945 – Žrtve genocida i učesnici narodnooslobodilačkog rata (Savez jevrejskih opština Jugoslavije, Beograd, 1980)

• Savić, Dragan; Ciglić, Boris: Croatian Aces of World War 2 (Osprey Publishing, Botley, 2002)

• Schmidt, Uwe: Nationalsozialistische Schulverwaltung in Hamburg – Vier Führungspersonen (Hamburg University Press, 2008)

• Schmidt-Richberg, Erich: Der Endkampf auf dem Balkan – Die Operationen der Heeresgruppe E von Griechenland bis zu den Alpen (Scharnhorst Buchkameradschaft GmbH, Heidelberg, 1955)

• Schraml, Franz: Kriegsschauplatz Kroatien – Die deutsch-kroatischen Legions-Divisionen (Kurt Vowinckel Verlag, Neckargemünd, 1962)

• Schramm, Percy E.: Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht 1940–1945 (Bernard & Graefe, Frankfurt/Main, 1961–1965)

• Schreiber, Franz; Wildmann, Georg: Filipowa – Bild einer donauschwäbischen Gemeinde, VIII (Donauschwäbische Kulturstiftung, München, 1999)
• Seferović, Mensur: Istočno i zapadno od Neretve – Deseta hercegovačka narodnooslobodilačka udarna proleterska brigada (Narodna armija, Beograd, 1981)
• Sharpe, Michael; Davis, Brian L.: Das Reich – Waffen-SS Armoured Elite (Ian Allan Publishing, Surrey, 2003)

• Shay, Shaul: Islamic Terror and the Balkans (Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, 2009)

• Simonović, Budo: Tajne ostroškog blaga (Svetigora, Cetinje, 2008)
• Skrigin, Žorž: Rat i pozornica (Turistička štampa, Beograd, 1968)

• Spielberger, Walter J.: Beute-Kraftfahrzeuge und Panzer der deutschen Wehrmacht (Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1992)
• Steinacher, Gerald: Nazis on the Run – How Hitler's Henchmen Fled Justice (Oxford University Press, 2012)
• Stern, Robert C.: SS Armor – A Pictorial History of the Armored Formations of the Waffen-SS (Squadron/Signal Publications, Carrollton, 1995)

• Stockings, Craig; Hancock, Eleanor: Swastika over the Acropolis – Re-interpreting the Nazi Invasion of Greece in World War II (Brill, 2013)

• Stoves, Rolf: Die gepanzerten und motorisierten deutschen Großverbände 1935–1945 (Podzun-Pallas-Verlag, Wölfersheim-Berstadt, 1986)
• Strle, Franci: Tomšičeva brigada, III – 1943 (Naša obramba, Ljubljana, 1989)

• Strugar, Vlado: Jugoslavija u ratu 1941–1945 (BIGZ, Beograd, 1975)

• Šiljak, Fadil; Šiljak, Hasan: Sutjeska (Mladost, Beograd, 1958)

• Teich, Michael: General Artur Phleps (Michels Historica, Ingolstadt, 2010)

• Tepavac, Mirko: Moj Drugi svetski rat i mir – O ratu posle rata (Razlog, Zagreb, 2012)

• Terzić, Velimir: Slom Kraljevine Jugoslavije 1941 – Uzroci i posledice poraza (Narodna knjiga, Beograd, 1982)

• Tieke, Wilhelm: Tragödie um die Treue – Aufstellung, Kampf und Untergang des III. (germanischen) SS-Panzerkorps (Gummersbach, 2003)
• Tomasevich, Jozo: Četnici u Drugom svjetskom ratu (SN Liber, Zagreb, 1979)
• Trang, Charles: Dictionnaire de la Waffen-SS, II (Editions Heimdal, Bayeux, 2011)
• Trikić, Savo O.: Treća krajiška proleterska brigada (Vojnoizdavački i novinski centar, Beograd, 1989)

• Urošević, Sredoje: Druga proleterska brigada – Ratovanje i ratnici (Poslovna politika, Beograd, 1988)
• Вертепов, Дмитрий Петрович: Русский корпус на Балканах во время II великой войны 1941–1945 г.г. (Наши вести, New York, 1963)

• Višnjić, Petar: Bitka za Srbiju (Beogradska knjiga, Beograd, 1984)
• Vodnik, Branko: Izbrane narodne pesmi hrvatsko-srbske, I – Junaške pesmi starejših časov (Matica slovenska, Ljubljana, 1913)

• Walther, Herbert: Die Waffen-SS – Eine Bilddokumentation (Podzun-Pallas-Verlag, Wölfersheim-Berstadt, 1994)

• West, Richard: Tito and the Rise and Fall of Yugoslavia (Faber & Faber Ltd., London, 2012)

• Windrow, Martin: The Waffen-SS (Osprey Publishing, London, 1982)

• Yerger, Mark C.: Waffen-SS Commanders, II (Schiffer Military History, Atglen, 1999)

• Zečević, Miodrag Đ.; Popović, Jovan P.: Dokumenti iz istorije Jugoslavije – Državna komisija za utvrđivanje zločina okupatora i njihovih pomagača iz Drugog svetskog rata, IV (Arhiv Jugoslavije / Printer Komerc, Beograd, 2000)
• Zentner, Christian: Große Geschichte des Dritten Reichs und des Zweiten Weltkriegs, VIII – Von der Wolga zur Weichsel (Naturalis Verlag, München/Köln, 1989)

• Živančević, Milorad: Onostranstvo (Izdavačka knjižarnica Zorana Stojanovića, Novi Sad, 2008)
• Živković, Dušan: Prva bokeljska NOU brigada (Opštinski odbor SUBNOR-a, Kotor, 1984)

• various authors / grupa autora: Celjski zbornik, 1971–1972 (CZC, Celje, 1972)
• various authors / grupa autora: Der zweite Weltkrieg – Bilder, Daten, Dokumente (Bertelsmann Lexikon-Verlag, Gütersloh, 1968)
• various authors / grupa autora: Deutsche und Partisanen – Deutsche Verluste in Gorenjska (Oberkrain) zwischen Mythos und Wahrheit (Gorenjski muzej, Kranj, 2017)

• various authors / grupa autora: Druga dalmatinska proleterska brigada (Institut za historiju radničkog pokreta Dalmacije, Split, 1982)
• various authors / grupa autora: Druga dalmatinska proleterska brigada – Sjećanja boraca (Koordinacioni odbor sekcija Druge dalmatinske NOU brigade, Split, 1989)
• various authors / grupa autora: Fotografski dokumenti o boju Komunistične partije Slovenije, II – Zbornik fotografij iz narodnoosvobodilnega boja slovenskega naroda (Muzej ljudske revolucije Slovenije, Ljubljana, 1959–1963)
• various authors / grupa autora: German Military Symbols 1944 (Military Intelligence Service, War Department, Washington, DC, 1944)
• various authors / grupa autora: Hercegovina u NOB, I (Vojno delo, Beograd, 1961)
• various authors / grupa autora: Hronologija narodnooslobodilačkog rata 1941–1945 (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1964)
• various authors / grupa autora: Mudri orač njive Gospodnje – Spomenica Josifa Cvijovića, episkopa bitoljskog i mitropolita skopskog (Svetigora, Cetinje, 2007)
• various authors / grupa autora: Munjeviti rat u Jugoslaviji i Grčkoj (Jugoistok, Beograd, 1941)
• various authors / grupa autora: Nemačka obaveštajna služba (Uprava državne bezbednosti, Beograd, 1955–1960)

• various authors / grupa autora: Odsevi preteklosti, IV – Iz zgodovine Celja 1941–1945 (Celje, 2004)
• various authors / grupa autora: Osma kordunaška divizija (Historijski arhiv u Karlovcu, 1977)
• various authors / grupa autora: Panzergrenadiere der 5. SS-Panzerdivision "Wiking" im Bild (Munin-Verlag, Osnabrück, 1987)
• various authors / grupa autora: Prispevki za zgodovino delavskega gibanja, 1961, 1-2 (Inštitut za zgodovino delavskega gibanja, Ljubljana, 1961)
• various authors / grupa autora: Prva proleterska – Ilustrovana monografija (Globus, Zagreb, 1984)

• various authors / grupa autora: Suđenje članovima političkog i vojnog rukovodstva organizacije Draže Mihailovića – Stenografske beleške (Prosveta, Beograd, 1945)

• various authors / grupa autora: The German Campaigns in the Balkans – Spring 1941 (Department of the Army, 1953)

• various authors / grupa autora: Tko je tko u NDH – Hrvatska 1941–1945 (Minerva, Zagreb, 1997)
• various authors / grupa autora: Unser Kampf auf dem Balkan (F. Bruckmann Verlag, München, 1942)
• various authors / grupa autora: Vojna enciklopedija, V (Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd, 1973)
• various authors / grupa autora: Wenn alle Brüder schweigen – Großer Bildband über die Waffen-SS (Munin-Verlag, Osnabrück, 1973)

• various authors / grupa autora: Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o narodnooslobodilačkom ratu jugoslovenskih naroda (Vojnoistorijski institut, Beograd, 1949–1986)

• various authors / grupa autora: Zločini na jugoslovenskim prostorima u Prvom i Drugom svetskom ratu – Zbornik dokumenata, I – Zločini Nezavisne Države Hrvatske 1941–1945 (Vojnoistorijski institut, Beograd, 1993)
• various authors / grupa autora: Zwei Jahre Einsatz und Aufbau – Bericht über Kriegseinsatz und Leistungen unserer Heimatfront (Banater Druckerei KG, Betschkerek, 1943)

Magazines / Časopisi

• Adria Illustrierte
• After the Battle
• Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung
• De zwarte soldaat
• Der Adler

• Der Freiwillige
• Deutsche Zeitung in den Niederlanden

• Die Wehrmacht
• Freude und Arbeit

• Handžar

• Illustrierter Beobachter
• Kmetski list

• Kölnische Illustrierte Zeitung
• Life

• Ligne de Front

• Litzmannstädter Zeitung

• Marburger Zeitung
• Reno Evening Gazette

• Siegrunen

• Signal
• Slovenec

• Slovensko domobranstvo
• Storm
• The Illustrated London News
• Time
• Wiener Illustrierte

Articles / Članci

• Afiero, Massimiliano: Prinz Eugen and Operation Weiss (The European Volunteer, No. 1, March 2016)
• Althaus, Johann: Vermeintliche SS-Elite köpfte Kriegsgefangene (Die Welt, 07.06.2017)
• Barić, Nikica: Šibenik pod upravom Nezavisne Države Hrvatske (Časopis za suvremenu povijest, god. 35, br. 2, Zagreb, 2003)
• Begić, Marija: Posjetili smo Trsteno – dom platana starih 450 godina (Jabuka.tv, 15.12.2013)
• Cikoja, Katica: 100 godina Excelsiora, hotela koji je ugostio okrunjene glave, revolucionare, umjetnike i okupatore (Slobodna Dalmacija, 10.09.2013)

• Connolly, Kate: CIA knew about Waldheim's Nazi past (The Guardian, 02.05.2001)

• Cowell, Alan: Waldheim Knighted by Pope, Drawing Protests From Israel (The New York Times, 06.08.1994)

• Dizdar, Zdravko: Prilog istraživanju problema Bleiburga i križnih putova (Senjski zbornik, god. 32, Senje, 2005)
• Duske, Heiner F.; Rue, John L.: Saurer RK-7 – Sd.Kfz. 254 (Nuts & Bolts, Vol. 5, 10.09.2012)
• Đorđević, N.: Tito je voleo Kraljevu vilu (Vesti, 05.03.2013)

• Halilović, Seid: Husein Đozo i reformističko tumačenje islama (Kom, Vol. II, 1, Beograd, 2013)
• Henning, Dietmar: Kurt Waldheim – Ex-UN chief’s Nazi past covered up (World Socialist Web Site, 21.06.2007)
• Huzjan, Vladimir: Hitlerovci u Varaždinu 1934. godine (Radovi Zavoda za znanstveni rad Varaždin, br. 24, lipanj 2013)
• Ivanković, Zvonko Vonta: Hoće li baština antifašizma ostati bez baštinika? (Baština antifašizma – Zbornik okruglog stola održanog na Rabu 8. svibnja 2009, UABA, Rab, 2010)
• Jukić, Zlatan: Zarobili smo viteza – Iz sjećanja komandanta partizanske brigade (Ilustrirani vjesnik, br. 308, Zagreb, 27.07.1951)

• Keil, Frank: Kampf um Baracke 35 – Ehemaliges Internierungslager in Osnabrück (Die Tageszeitung, 06.05.2011)
• Kovačević, Dinka: Mlada partizanka iz čitanke (Nezavisne novine, 08.06.2007)
• Krainz, Katherine: Brat Katarine Krainz umrl mučeniške smrti (Prosveta, Chicago, IL, 13.01.1947)

• L., Klemen: 24. Waffen-Gebirgs-(Karstjäger-)Division der SS

• Lahmann-Lammert, Rainer: Serben sind schlecht zu behandeln (Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung, 10.11.2012)

• Lienkamp, Thomas: Bemerkungen zu Peter Henisch "Die kleine Figur meines Vaters" (Kriegsfotografie im 2WK, 29.06.2015)

• Manoschek, Walter: Du – Strick! Du – Kugel! Pancevo, April 1941 – Das Protokoll eines Massakers (Die Zeit, 28/1999)
• Moser, Gabriele: Tuberkulosebekämpfung zwischen "Volksröntgenkataster" und SS-Röntgensturmbann (RöFo, 2014)
• Nikolić, Zoran: Tri prsta za pobedu (Večernje novosti, 17.11.2007)

• Remmers, Bernhard: Holocaust-Überlebende – Das Wunder von Osnabrück (Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung, 17.11.2012)
• Šašić, Miodrag: Nemac otkriva tajne pančevačkog masakra (Politika, 14.05.2011)

• Schmidt, M.; Groß, D.: Hans Holfelder und der Röntgensturmbann der Waffen-SS (Der Radiologe, 7/2013)

• Schwarz, Karl-Peter: Tito überdeckt alles (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 04.05.2015)

• Simonović, Budo: Zločinac iz dosijea "F-25572" (Slobodna riječ, 25.03.2015)

• unknown / nepoznat: Brutale Neugier – Walter Henisch, Kriegsfotograf und Bildreporter (Wien Museum, 2003)

• unknown / nepoznat: Diese Augen werden mich immer verfolgen (Rhein-Zeitung, 08.04.1997)

• unknown / nepoznat: Gröning – Strahlen in den Polstern (Der Spiegel, 36/1950)
• unknown / nepoznat: Mensch, ärgere Dich nicht – Geschichte eines Spieleklassikers (Spielzeugmuseum Nürnberg, 2004)

• unknown / nepoznat: Verbrechen – Die Mörder sind unter uns (Der Spiegel, 50/1957)

• unknown / nepoznat: Waldheim given high Nazi award (Lodi News-Sentinel, 07.03.1986)

• unknown / nepoznat: Wir Österreicher wählen, wen wir wollen (Der Spiegel, 16/1986)

• unknown / nepoznat: Wundertäter – Heilen Sie auch Krebs? (Der Spiegel, 29/1954)

Letters to the author / Pisma autoru
• Drapić, Nikola (08.04.2016)
• Lubarda, Jovan (30.06.2016)
• Marin, Branko (13.12.2017)
• Milinković, Jovan (11.03.2016)

Family archives / Porodične arhive

• Bayer Family Archive
• Glavaš Family Archive
• Petronijević Family Archive

• Rajić Family Archive
• Schlechter Family Archive

Private collections / Privatne zbirke

• Christian Ankerstjerne Collection
• Ian Sayer Archive
• Ivan Ž. Collection

• HRP Archive

• Michael L. Collection

Websites / Internet stranice

• 57th Fighter Group (57thfightergroup.org)
• AKOS (akos.ba)

• Ansichtskartenpool (akpool.de)

• Axis Biographical Research (oocities.org)

• Axis History Factbook/Forum (axishistory.com / forum.axishistory.com)
• Beeldbank WO2 (beeldbankwo2.nl)

• Berlin Information-Center for Transatlantic Security (BITS) (bits.de)

• Branimir Glavaš (branimirglavas.hr)

• Brijeg Ćukovića – Slike stare Podgorice (facebook.com/BrijegCukovica)

• Bruno-Gröning-Freundeskreis (bruno-groening.org)

• Cossack Web Museum (kozakken.com)
• Delpher (delpher.nl)
• Deutsche Dienststelle (WASt) (dd-wast.de)
• Deutscher Fußball-Bund e. V. (dfb.de)
• Deutsches Afrika-Korps (deutsches-afrika-korps.de)
• Deutsches Lied (deutscheslied.com)
• Deutsches Rotes Kreuz – Suchdienst (drk-suchdienst.de)

• Die Ritterkreuzträger der Deutschen Wehrmacht und Waffen-SS 1939–1945 (ritterkreuztraeger-1939-45.de)

• Digitalna knjižnica Slovenije (dlib.si)

• Druga Wojna Światowa (dws-xip.pl)

• eBay (ebay.de)

• eMedals (emedals.com)

• Feldgrau (feldgrau.com / feldgrau.net)

• Find a Grave (findagrave.com)
• Footage Farm (footagefarm.com)

• Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (faz.net)
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