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Yugoslav Government in Emigration and Allies View of the problem of Croatia, from 1941 to 1944 (Part II)
Vojmir Kljaković
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The already continuous crisis of the Yugoslav Government in emigration got even more complicated after the events of 1942 to 1943 on all the world known battleffields (they also represented the turning point in favour of the Allies). The government of the USA was freely giving help to the Greater Serbian policy lead by the hegemonic group of the President of the government Slobodan Jovanović; the British government was striving for the agreement between the Croatian and Serbian bourgeois politicians inside the government; the Soviet government stayed formally non engaged, but was still showing a slight predilection for the National Liberation Movement (NLM). These were the circumstances under which the popularity of the National Liberation Movement among the Ally countries grew, while the subsistence of Draža Mihailović became questionable - he had to try to come to the agreement with Croatian Peasant Party (CPP) for the common fight against the NLM - while at the same time in Croatia the followers of the CPP strained to make out a plan of forming their own unitles.
All this was taking place at the time the partisans liberated the biggest territory until then, in Bosnia and Croatia, the time when there was constituated the Antifascist Council of the National Liberation of Yugoslavia ("AVNOJ"), the time when the already higly developed partisan movement was able to make smaller unities become greater military formations - the first divisions of the National Liberation Army were formed. The way situations were changing inside the country itself as well as among the Allies, the further development of the fight inside the Yugoslav government between the Greater Serbian and Croatian separatists politicians became an important problem.
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Datum izdavanja:
2.2.1973.
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