GERMAN POW CAMP IN NORWAY, Serbs as inmates, Croats as guards

This "Feltgendarm" sign has a dramatic story. In a camp near Saltfjellet where the POW's had been working with the railroad, the worst guard, a Croatian, was captured after the German surrender in May 45. He was bound up with rope to a tree. The gendarme sign was then fasten to his chest as a bull's eye. It was a POW from Serbia that shot him.

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Ljotić's movement ZBOR was officially designated as an enemy of the state in the Third Reich

"This criticism of Nazi Germany and the "Greater Yugoslav stance" led to ZBOR being included in the Index Card database of the enemies of the state of the Reich Security Main Office."

Source: Rastko Lompar, “The Yugoslav National Movement ZBOR and Nazi Germany 1935-1941”, The Serbian Right-Wing Parties and Intellectuals in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, 1934-1941, Institute for Balkan Studies of SANU, Belgrade, 2022, p. 245
Footnote 79: BArch, R58/1144.

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LJOTIĆ: GERMANS WILL BE PUNISHED FOR INNOCENTLY SPILLED BLOOD OF JEWS

«When we met [in August 1941], Ljotić asked me to read a text that he had typed on the typewriter. It was about six or seven pages long. I sat down and read. It was a memorandum addressed to Hitler. It talks about the horrors of the killing of Serbs in Pavelić's Croatia, under the occupation of Hungary, as well as the persecution and destruction of Jews on the territory of the entire Yugoslavia. Regarding the persecution of Jews, Ljotić said in that memorandum that "innocently spilled blood of Jews will fall on the head of the German people" and appealed to stop these persecutions.»

— Ratko V. Parežanin (1898-1981), one of the founders of the "ZBOR" and an officer of the Serbian Volunteer Corps

(R. Parežanin, Drugi svetski rat i Dimitrije V. Ljotić, Iskra, Munich, 1971, p. 505)

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CHETNIKS DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE BATTLE FOR ODŽAK, 1945.
Almost everyone who knows anything about the Second World War knows that the last battle in Europe and the clash between the Allied and Axis forces took place in the town of Odžak from April 19 to May 25, 1945, between the Yugoslav partisans and the remnants of the NDH forces (Ustaša and Homeguard)

Recently, changes were made on the Wikipedia page for the Battle of Odžak, where the number of Ustasha forces was raised from 1,800 to 11,000 and it was added that 1,500 Chetniks participated on the Ustasha side. The source was the post-war communist book from 1969 "53. NOU srednjobosanska divizija" authored by Mladen Vukosavljević and Drago Krasijević, another communist source that indirectly points to this lie is the newspaper "NIN", issue from June 1, 1975.

The claim that the Chetniks fought with the Ustasha in the battle for the Odžak is especially outrageous because at that time, there were no Chetniks in this area except in the Partisans. In March 1945 (almost immediately before the battle for Odžak), in this area the Chetnik squads of Branko Kovačević were met by the Croatian defense in an ambush near Gornja Dubica and chased in the direction of Balegovac - Bijele Bare Ćorić Brdo Lipa. In this operation, all the Chetniks were liquidated, including their commander Branko Kovačević.

Pilić, Stipo : Matković, Blanka "Bitka za Odžak: Rat je završio dvadeset dana kasnije", 2012, pp 16, 34

Surprisingly, this lie was taken over and started to be enforced by Serbian "NS" larpers, of course not all of them, but certain groups of children. Certainly, just another proof that nothing else is important to Serbs except larp. They have extreme hatred for the Ustaše and call them "the biggest killers of Serbs in the entire Serbian history", but they have no problem being proud and pushing the nonsense that they fought together with the Ustaše in Odžak, 1945. Why you may ask? Well, in order to show foreign NS sympathizers how the Serbs are "based" last bastion of the axis against the allied occupation of Europe. Sounds tempting, doesn't it? This is not the only example where Serbs will go beyond their attitude, their words and their national dignity for the sake of larp, but let's not deviate from the topic now.

Of course, if you would point out to these Serbian larpers their hypocrisy and contradictions, the evidence that indicates that the Chetniks did not participate, the lack of other more valid evidence that the Chetniks did participate, the lack of more detailed explanations about the Chetniks in that battle. That there were a large number of former Chetniks in the partisan ranks during the battle, they would skillfully avoid giving a clear answer, shape the topic in a different or banal direction and continue their story about the "Ustasha-Chetnik alliance against the partisans on Odžak in 1945." All these are already known Serbian tactics!

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"The RAM agreed with Poglavnik's remark that the Chetniks would immediately fight the Germans when the Russians arrived" [1]

*?? SERBIAN CHETNIK MASSACRE ON UKRAINIANS*

«During the war, both communities were exposed to terror and attack by communist partisans and Serbian Chetniks. In particular, there was bloody Chetnik terror against Ukrainian settlers in Bosnia.

The following victims are known: raped and brutally murdered fifteen-year-old Rozalija Mazaruk from Okolica around Prnjavor; eighteen-year-old Volodimir Kuleba, brutally murdered on February 27, 1942, from the same village; the Petrišiniv family of five (among whom was thirteen-year-old Volodimir) was slaughtered on March 10, 1942 in Štrbci near Prnjavor; eighteen-year-old Prokop Vovčuk was killed the next day in Vučjak near Prnjavor; killed at night in her home, 38-year-old MatiIda Golovko from Lipenac; murdered 60-year-old Sofija Iljčišin on July 13, 1942 from Prnjavor; raped and killed 44-year-old Irina Nagajlovska (née Zajc) from Lipenac; 60-year-old Solomeja Hmilj was stabbed to death on February 19, 1943 from Ratkovac near Prnjavor; murdered 70-year-old Marija Glagovič on March 1, 1943 from Derventi; six-year-old Olga Maljona thrown alive into the Sava river by the Chetniks on the same day in front of her parents Petar and Stefanija (who were then slaughtered and also thrown into the river), 18-year-old Sofija Šimonik slaughtered by the Chetniks on December 25, 1944 from Štrabac, and also hundreds of other victims. The Chetniks completely burned the Polish-Ukrainian villages of Rakovac and Kunovo on April 13, 1942. In Stara Hrasta, Andrej Kuderski and his wife were killed and burned in their cabin. In that same village, the hut of Ivan Kagan was burned, where Ivan Semjančuk was burned alive, as well as a large number of other homes.»

— Самцевич Андрей Андреевич Русские и украинцы в Вооруженных силах Независимой Державы Хорватия 1941-1945, Загреб, 2015, p. 234.

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