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Conclusion, break with the General — his supposed unwillingness to attack the Germans and Italians, his concomitant determination to regard other Yugoslavs, among them those who . fighting the Axis, as his main enemies, and the accommodations between his followers and the occupying forces - were already presen

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Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgeryor that he alone was not responsible for the revolt’. Consequently, when Hudson explained that his brief was to contact, investigate and report on all resistance groups, the implication that the Partisans might also become recipients of British aid must have come as a nasty shock to the colonel.

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The Special Operations Executive (SOE), the Yugoslavs and European Resistance,er contribution in other areas. Of these, one of the most significant was a rather nebulous but nonetheless important aspect of strategy known as economic warfare. This idea was originally based on the belief that Germany’s ultimate defeat in the First World War had been due to the success of blocka

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Preparation,s early as 19 June 1941, when a ‘clandestine Cetnik courier’ reached Istanbul and told ‘royalist Yugoslavs’ that Mihailovic was organising resistance to the Axis. Alternatively, it is possible that the Russians were the first to learn of his activities, for at his trial in 1946 Mihailovic claimed th

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Alienation,ious was their persistent failure to establish satisfactory liaison with the guerrillas.. In the second half of 1942 both SOE and SIS were to have greater success in getting personnel into Yugoslavia, but it must be a matter for some debate whether the investment of time and effort was repaid by a p