Presentation: World War II: Axis Advances 1/36
... from France where they became trapped on the beaches of Northern France? Luckily, British forces were rescued. ...
... from France where they became trapped on the beaches of Northern France? Luckily, British forces were rescued. ...
Confiscation of the property of the Jews in Osijek
... persons to be found guilty and whose property would consequently be seized. In Article 2 of the Law on Compensation for Property Taken During the Yugoslav Communist Rule9 there are 32 such regulations listed, and some authors even allege the existence of fifty. (See more: Crnić, 1991)In this way it ...
... persons to be found guilty and whose property would consequently be seized. In Article 2 of the Law on Compensation for Property Taken During the Yugoslav Communist Rule9 there are 32 such regulations listed, and some authors even allege the existence of fifty. (See more: Crnić, 1991)In this way it ...
The logic of violence in Kosovo during the - Hugo Valentin
... event or class of events will not occur within a defined area within a defined period of time”.4 In some cases, control can be conceptualized as an area in which civilians are under “surveillance and monitoring”.5 As an expedient measure to define the magnitude of control, Kalyvas’ five designated ...
... event or class of events will not occur within a defined area within a defined period of time”.4 In some cases, control can be conceptualized as an area in which civilians are under “surveillance and monitoring”.5 As an expedient measure to define the magnitude of control, Kalyvas’ five designated ...
Terezin Declaration – Information
... national minorities (one such minority being the Jews, consisting of Sephardic Jews who have migrated to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 15th century during the era of renaissance and the big geographical discoveries, in a period when this group was expelled, together with the Arab Moors, by King Ferd ...
... national minorities (one such minority being the Jews, consisting of Sephardic Jews who have migrated to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 15th century during the era of renaissance and the big geographical discoveries, in a period when this group was expelled, together with the Arab Moors, by King Ferd ...
Jasenovac: The Unknown Camp of Croatia Following the invasion of
... One of the few scholars who continues to write about Jasenovac, Damir Mirković, has written, “In the midst of civil war in Bosnia Herzegovina, it seems almost out of place to dwell on genocides of fifty years ago when Yugoslavia was dismembered in the course of the Second World War. Yet, the current ...
... One of the few scholars who continues to write about Jasenovac, Damir Mirković, has written, “In the midst of civil war in Bosnia Herzegovina, it seems almost out of place to dwell on genocides of fifty years ago when Yugoslavia was dismembered in the course of the Second World War. Yet, the current ...
`What were the objectives of the Dieppe Raid and how far were they
... by the raid was a fierce one, but far from the decisive defeat of the Luftwaffe Fighter Command had hoped for. The tactical objectives of the raid can be seen to be only a relatively minor consideration in the decision to mount the raid. The push to mount JUBILEE came from a variety of sources and i ...
... by the raid was a fierce one, but far from the decisive defeat of the Luftwaffe Fighter Command had hoped for. The tactical objectives of the raid can be seen to be only a relatively minor consideration in the decision to mount the raid. The push to mount JUBILEE came from a variety of sources and i ...
Erwin Rommel: The Desert Fox
... he was wounded during the St. Michel Offensive. Between wars, Patton wrote articles about how tanks and other armored vehicles could be used in combat. In 1942, Patton was given command of the Western Task Force of the US Army as a part of Operation Torch (Invasion of North Africa). In 1943, he rose ...
... he was wounded during the St. Michel Offensive. Between wars, Patton wrote articles about how tanks and other armored vehicles could be used in combat. In 1942, Patton was given command of the Western Task Force of the US Army as a part of Operation Torch (Invasion of North Africa). In 1943, he rose ...
Eastern Front World War II
... But the Allies changed sides and supported Tito/Partisans. The Chetniks had no choice either flee Yugoslavia or stay and be killed. ...
... But the Allies changed sides and supported Tito/Partisans. The Chetniks had no choice either flee Yugoslavia or stay and be killed. ...
The Ground War
... Meeting was arraigned to plan Allied European strategy All agreed to accept nothing but Unconditional Surrender ...
... Meeting was arraigned to plan Allied European strategy All agreed to accept nothing but Unconditional Surrender ...
History_of_Bosnia
... Neighboring Serbia and Montenegro fought against the Ottoman Empire in 1876, and were aided by the Russians, their fellow Slavs. At the Congress of Berlin in 1878, following the end of the RussoTurkish War (1877–1878), Austria-Hungary was given a mandate to occupy and govern Bosnia and Herzegovina, ...
... Neighboring Serbia and Montenegro fought against the Ottoman Empire in 1876, and were aided by the Russians, their fellow Slavs. At the Congress of Berlin in 1878, following the end of the RussoTurkish War (1877–1878), Austria-Hungary was given a mandate to occupy and govern Bosnia and Herzegovina, ...
Study guide due: Tuesday October 9th
... 3. What caused the rise of Axis military power at the start of, and during the first couple years of World War II? Why were they able to advance through Europe quickly—what key successes did they have? What fatal mistakes did Hitler make to lose control of the war? How did the Allies turn the tide o ...
... 3. What caused the rise of Axis military power at the start of, and during the first couple years of World War II? Why were they able to advance through Europe quickly—what key successes did they have? What fatal mistakes did Hitler make to lose control of the war? How did the Allies turn the tide o ...
John Terfinko Corporal U.S. Army 12 March 1936 – 24 May 1938 7
... Campaign was in progress, and was assigned to Company E, 350th Infantry Regiment, 88th Infantry (“Blue Devils”) Division, under the 5th Army. At that time, the 88th Division was refitting and preparing for operations subsequent to their participation in the capture of Rome. The Division resumed oper ...
... Campaign was in progress, and was assigned to Company E, 350th Infantry Regiment, 88th Infantry (“Blue Devils”) Division, under the 5th Army. At that time, the 88th Division was refitting and preparing for operations subsequent to their participation in the capture of Rome. The Division resumed oper ...
Operation Southeast Croatia
Operation Southeast Croatia (German: Unternehmen Südost Kroatien) was a large-scale German-led counter-insurgency operation conducted in the southeastern parts of the Independent State of Croatia (Croatian: Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH), (modern-day Bosnia and Herzegovina) during World War II. It was the first of two German-led operations targeting mainly Yugoslav Partisans in eastern Bosnia between 15 January and 4 February 1942. Several days after the conclusion of Operation Southeast Croatia, a follow-up operation known as Operation Ozren was carried out between the Bosna and Spreča rivers. Both operations also involved Croatian Home Guard and Italian troops and are associated with what is known as the Second Enemy Offensive (Serbo-Croatian: Druga neprijateljska ofenziva) in Yugoslav historiography.The insurgents in the area of operations included some groups led by communist Partisans and some led by Serb–chauvinist Chetniks. Although the Partisans and Chetniks had already irrevocably split in the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia following Operation Uzice, this had not yet happened in eastern Bosnia and in some areas they were still cooperating. As a result, differentiating between the rank and file of the two groups was difficult, as even the communist-led insurgent groups consisted mainly of Serb peasants who had little understanding of the political aims of their leaders. While there were 20,000 Chetnik-led insurgents located within the area of operations, they offered no resistance to the German–NDH forces and many withdrew east across the Drina river to avoid being engaged. This contributed to the complete unravelling of Chetnik–Partisan cooperation in eastern Bosnia. The Partisan main force was able to evade the Germans, infiltrate through the Italian cordon to the south and establish itself around Foča.The failure of the Axis forces to decisively engage the Partisans during these operations necessitated a further major offensive, Operation Trio, in the area immediately south of where Operations Southeast Croatia and Ozren had taken place.