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  • Damjan Tešanović
  • Радоје Пајовић
  • Marisav Petrović
  • Legalized Chetniks
  • Yugoslav Army in Exile
  • James Inks
  • Милош Куреш
  • Đuro Vilović
  • Investigate:
    • Kako je moguce da partizani tokom 1942-1944 imaju u sred NDH tzv. bihacku republiku?
    • Skoro ceo rat u Zagrebu su proveli kao partizanski oficiri za vezu Vladimir Velebit (sa nemcima) i Andrija Hebrang (sa ustasama). Kako je ovo moguce?.
    • Otkud Svetozar Vukmanovic Tempo (to je onaj sto je ubio brata jer je bio u cetnicima) u Sarajevu cele 1942??
    • Znate li da je kompletna Ustaska crna i plava legija presla u partizane posle sloma NDH.
    • Ustaski pukovnik Sulejman Filipovic je posle rata postao ministar u titovoj prvoj vladi.
  • Partizan sam tim se dičim
  • Predrag Raković
  • Mišo Leković, u knjizi “Martovski pregovori”,
  • "Bitke na Neretvi i Sutjesci 1943.g.- kontroverze i otvorena pitanja"
  • (Milazzo 1975, p. 172):"...in Belgrade the German police intensified their hunt for Chetnik sympathizers, arresting about four hundred in one day alone."
  • Битка за снабдевање
  • Radomir Petrović Kent
  • Мисија Фуг
  • Мисија Алкали
  • Мисија Неронијан
  • Colonel William Bailey
  • "Crveni kamerni orkestar" - nedovoljno izvora
  • Konspiracija
  • Nikolay Romanovich Mironov
  • Комунистичка Партија НДХ
  • Ivan Avakumovic
  • Мустафа Мулалић
  • Zvonko Vukčević
  • Vasilj Grđić
  • Bogunović
  • https://sr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%B2%D1%80%D1%99%D0%B8%D1%88%D0%BA%D0%B8_%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%BC%D1%86%D0%B8_%D1%98%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%92%D0%B5%D1%99%D0%B0
  • Vladimir Gornikovic
  • Alija Konjhodžić
  • the Walled-up Wife
  • Thomaso Pelessa
  • Giovanni de Marini Poli
  • Franjo Anton Bertucci - https://learn.gold.ac.uk/pluginfile.php/206000/course/section/37345/Krokar.pdf
  • Proleter - Hr wiki link
  • mit o Domovinskom ratu
  • "Црногорска народна управа"
  • Синиша Оцокољић
  • Српски ослободилачки покрет Отаџбина
  • Savezničko bombardovanje Vinče 1944
  • Streljanje Istorije
  • Battle of Bukovik - https://www.aleksinac.net/?view=cir&action=news&id=bitka-na-bukoviku&category=aleksinac
  • Славко Цветић
  • Konferencija u Novom Pazaru 13 februara 1942
  • Bajazit Boletini
  • "Harry Hainsworth"
  • Ercole Roncaglia
  • Murder of Branka Djukic
  • Karl Kaser hr wiki article
  • Луговит
  • У Кроју је наредног дана (14/27. 11) дошла делегација албанских бегова из Тиране и команданту Булићу предала текст прогласа албанске независности, који он није прихватио (јер су албански муслимани уочи рата донели одлуку да ће се борити на турској страни), захтевајући да се Тирана одмах преда. Проглас независности је (у аустријској

организацији), заправо, усвојен тек сутрадан, на скупу бегова у Валони (15/28. 11), која је, осим опседнутног Скадра, била једини град у који још нису ушле српске или грчке трупе

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  • Град и жупа у Зетском приморју и северној Албанији у XIV и XV веку / Grad i župa u Zetskom primorju i severnoj Albaniji u XIV i XV veku


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Clarification needed

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  • If Chetniks were the army of Yugoslav Government in Exile, why would they be presented as one of beligirents?
Clarification needed
  • During the 1430s, Skanderbeg controlled a relatively large timar composed of nine villages, which historians believe may have been part of the vilayet of Dhimitër Jonima.
How did he protect that large timar from the Albanian rebels in period 1432—1436?
Why would he go to Anatolia in 1430's if his timar was in Albania. Was there such big rush in Anatolia so sultan had to take Albanian timariots all the way to Anatolia?
  • Gjon Kastrioti was defeated in a battle by the Ottoman governor of Skopje, Isa bey Evrenos and as a result, his territorial possessions were extremely reduced.
  • What about Skanderbeg and his brothers, what were they doing?

Exact position of Mokra should be clarified. Different articles about Skanderbeg give different positions of the Mokra, but none of them presents GPS coordinates.

Where is Mokra, Where is Oranik, Why he was victorious if he did not succeed to capture Ohrid after the siege he organized?

Where is Vaikal, are there any other sources for this battle except Franco, Demetrio?

  • August - Skanderbeg defeated Ottoman forces led by Jakup Arnauti in the Battle of Kashari

Are there any other sources for this battle except Franco, Demetrio

  • 1467 Skanderbeg met with Dukagjini and other northern Albanian nobles in Alessio (Lezhë) where once distant Albanian nobles, together with lukewarm Dukagjini, allied themselves with Skanderbeg to assault Ballaban's forces.

Why only in spring 1467? Did Skanderbeg have to pay them for their support?

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  1. ^ Rosskeen Gibb 1954, p. 655

    Appointed subashi of Akce Hissar (Croya) about ...1438, he was dismissed in 1440
  2. ^ Islamic Research Institute 1997, p. 195

    The young George Kastrioti was removed from the post of subashi of Akca-Hisar (Kruje) in...1440 by the sanjak pasha of Ergiri.


Ancestors list can be found in this article: Đurađ Branković


source for Martin Segon

Kosovo

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Gjon Kastrioti

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Skanderbeg

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  •   More than one of |author= and |last= specified (help) - Translated: ..Skanderbeg at the time of his rebellion (Skanderbeg had entrusted the defense of Kruje to Uran while it was besieged by Murad II in 1450. Skanderbeg himself chose to fight outside its walls) [3]. As our registers contain a mention of "Urana", and because he is the father of the scribe called Zaganos, we can surmise that he must be fairly old. We know that the Count Uran died in 1458. In a note in the same document we learn that in May 1438 [5], Skanderberg's nine villages in the high mountains of the vildyet belonging to Dhimitër Jonima (Dimitri Gônima, Gionima) had been awarded to André Karlo instead. Presumably this corresponded to Skanderbeg being called away from this post. These nine villages, according to the register in question, were located in the land of John (Yuvan-ili), that is to say they were part of John Kastrioti's property. John Kastrioti was Skanderbeg's father. Despite pressure from Mehmed I, Jean was allowed to keep his position under the protectorate of Venice for some time. However in the early years of Murad II's reign he was compelled to enter into Ottoman vassalage. The note, dated 1438, leaves no doubt that it is around this date that the land had been surveyed and registered. As the nine villages were listed on the Register of Yuvan-ili (John Kastrioti), they were definitely part of Skanderbeg's father's land. The granting of these villages to André Karlo must have upset Skanderbeg. Although the Ottoman state regarded these as areas of state land as Skanderbeg's Timar holding, these were in fact the fiefs of his father. Kastrioti Jean died in 1443 .. As Chalcocondyles tells us, "Weary after Hunyadi forced the Ottomans to retreat in the Balkans in 1443, the old lords hurried on all sides to regain possession of their fathers' fields". Skanderbeg abandoned the Sultan's army and came to grab Kruje. In his capacity as Lord of Kastrioti, he took possession of all his father's lands that had been granted to others. In the summer of 1444, Skanderbeg (along with the other remaining lords) was convinced that the Ottomans would be completely expelled from the Balkans. However, these hopes paled with the defeat of the Crusaders at the Battle of Varna. After dealing briefly with the link between Kruje and Skanderbeg's insurgency, we can return to notes contained in the Ottoman records concerning Kruje. In the register from the year 1432 [17], we find the following note: "Akçahisar (Kruje) is a stone castle, guarded by the following: according to documents issued by the late Sultan (Mehmed I) and the sultan of our time..."
  • Kruje aussi (Akçahisar, Kruye), sans nul doute aux temps de Bayezid Ier (plus probablement entre les années 1394-1396), a passé sous l'administration directe ottomane. Dans le registre ottoman de l'an 1432 10 y est noté que Yakut Pasa et Hoca Firuz ont relâché à Kruje des documents de remise des impôts. On sait que Hoca Firuz Pasa était, dans les dernières années du règne de Bayezid Ier, beylerbeyi de
  • Skanderbeg was born in Konjuh
  • Castrioti family tree

Skanderbeg in literature and art

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Myth of Skanderbeg

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Ova knjiga sadrži proširene tekstove referata izloženih 21. juna 2007. godine namultidisciplinarnom okruglom stolu u SANU "Metodološki problem istraživanja porekla Albanaca" [11] - Origin of the Albanians

Translation: Skanderberg was not a leader of Albanians (="Albanerführer") simply because apart from Albanian orthodox also Bulgarian, Serbian and Vlachian (Vlachs) orthodox followed his revolt/uprising. - "Skanderbeg war schon deshalb kein „Albanerführer“, weil seiner Erhebung außer albanischen auch bulgarische, serbische oder vlachische Orthodoxe folgten." - done

166 The Serbian government, however, did not just reject the proposal of a customs union, but only a day later the Serbian Minister in London informed the British Secretary of Foreign Affairs that the acquisition of the entire coastline betweenSv. Jovan Medovski (San Giovanni di Medua) and Drač (Durazzo) was Serbia’s war aim. 1

get as ‘an unruly turbulent lot’, appeared an even worse solution.

171 The day after the Serbian army entered Drač, Paget, in a very frequently quoted dispatch, estimated that the enthusiasm of the Serbian public had reached the level of fanaticism. 1

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8 Unnoticed too passed the appeal of 524 ladies from Drač who, in a telegram addressed to the Empress of Russia and the Queen of England, asked for the permanent presence of the Serbian army in their town. 209 207 The authors put much more weight on violations of the human rights of the native population. R.I.C.., 158-192. 208 TILN, 16 November 1912, 708. 209 Dames de Durazzo to Grey, Antivari, 29 January 1913, FO 371/1778 (see Appendix II). Drač had 9000 inhabitants at the beginning of the 20th century, who were predominantly Muslims and Albanians. Nevertheless, an active Orthodox and pro-Serbian minority were acting before the Serbian army reached the Adriatic seashore. Nevertheless, today Central and Northern regions of Albania are ethnically purely Albanian; R. Bankin, The Inner History of the Balkan War, Vol. I (London, 1914/1930), 340-1. (Herders Konversations Lexicon of 1902 estimates the population of Drač at just 1500. If the telegram was genuine, about 2/3 of women population of the town was benevolent towards Serbian rule; Herders Konversations Lexicon,

memorandum, ovoga puta predsedniku srpske vlade Nikoli Pašiću u kojem je izneo kakvi se teritorijalni ustupci nude Srbiji ukoliko se jedan deo Makedonije ustupi Bugarskoj. To su: “Bosna i Hercegovina, Slovenija, Srem sa Zemunom, Bačka i jadranska obala od rta Planke (nedaleko od Splita - pr. aut.) na severu do tačke 10 km južno od Cavtata, kao i ostrva (Veliki i Mali Drenik, Čiovo, Šolta, Brač, Jakljan, Koločep i Pelješac).” Sudbina srpskih krajeva u jugozapadnom Banatu “biće rešena mirovnim ugovorom, ukoliko Rumunija ne uđe u rat na strani saveznika”, ističe se u Grejovom memorandumu.

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Jelena Balšić

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Pavle Đurišić

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Vicious circle in Eastern Herzegovina and Sanjak in 1941

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  • Ustaše kill Serbs
  • Many Serbs join Partisans expecting to resist Ustaše
  • Partisans mostly attack Chetniks and other class enemies, not Ustaše
  • Serbs leave Partisans and join Chetniks
  • to save Serbs, Chetniks attack Ustaše and negotiate with Italians:
    • to expell Ustaše from Dalmatia, Herzegovina and Sanjak to save people, and
    • to expell Partisans from Montenegro, Sanjak, Dalmatia and Herzegovina
  • Italians expell Ustaše " четници су са Италијанима водили преговоре о потпуном истискивању усташке власти из Херцеговине. Иако су то Италијани радили из тактичких разлога, водећи се девизом „завади па владај“, ти споразуми које су четници били постигли са Италијанима у Херцеговини, омогућили су релативно миран живот, без страха од нових усташких покоља над Србима."
  • Partisan propaganda accuse Chetniks for collaboration although they are only force that struggle against Ustaše and in many cases Germans.
  • Partisans are worried that their communist revolution will suffer if Serbs are not maletreated, so they attack Italians to provoke new reprisals against Serbs ( Иако се мора рећи, да су Италијани били ти који су извршили реокупацију Херцеговине, и прекинули, колико толико, стравичне злочине усташких власти над Србима. Да такве ствари нису ишле наруку народноослободичаком покрету, пише и Светозар Вукмановић Темпо: „Много више ме је забринула вијест да су окупатори ишли на укидање усташке власти у Приједору, и да је читаву власт у граду преузела регуларна војска НДХ. Уколико окупатор почне стварати стање у које ће се према Србима примењивати неки праведнији закон, то може да поколеба велики дио cељачких маса и да угрози развој оружане борбе.“... И док су херцеговачки и црногорски партизани нападали Италијанске трупе, што је довело до нових репресалија над српским народом у Херцеговини, ....)
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