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Slovenian Collaboration during World War II
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9:20Now PlayingSlovenian collaboration in Slovenia during the Second World War. What was this about? Slovenia was part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (known as Drava Banovina). After the German invasion of Yugoslavia (1941) Slovenia was partitioned by the Axis: the Hungarians, the Italians and the Germans. In the Italian zone the Slovenes set up the Liberation Front of the Slovene Nation (OF) and its armed branch were the Slovene Partisans. There was also collaboration: the Italians set up the Anti-Communist Volunteer Militia (MVAC / White Guard) to combat the partisans. Later the Germans set up the Slovene Home Guard.
History Hustle presents: Slovenian Collaboration during World War II.
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– Axis Forces in Yugoslavia 1941 – 45 [Men-at-Arms 282] (N. Thomas & K. Mikulan).
– Hitler's New Disorder. The Second World War in Yugoslavia (Stevan K. Pavlowitch).
– War and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941–1945. Occupation and Collaboration (Jozo Tomasevich).
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