Tito, Mihailović, and the Allies, 1941-1945
This new edition contains a new foreword by the author.
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Contents
Historical Introduction
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Agreed Partition of Yugoslavia 1941 3233
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Important Moves Within Yugoslavia 1941
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Important Moves Within Yugoslavia 1942
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Who Is Tito? 113 The British Establish Liaison with
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Captain Deakin and Tito in Jajce 1943
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115 The German Intelligence Service Tries to Establish
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British Policy Changes 129 The Quebec Conference
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U S Policy Evolves 217 A New Yugoslav Government
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General Wilson King Peter and Prime Minister Šubašić Caserta
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Creates the Balkan Air Force 229 U S Representation
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Prime Minister Churchill and Marshal Tito in Naples 1944
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ington Norden and Murphy in Vis Patterson Appointed
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Headquarters 225 King Peter Drops Mihailović Who Orders
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Mobilization 258 Tito Restricts British and American Liai
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Major Thayer Brigadier Maclean and Marshal Tito in Belgrade
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Captain Mansfield in Yugoslavia 1943
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Seitz Hudson and Mansfield with Četnik Major Dušan Smiljanić
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mentinExile Moves to Yugoslavia 138 The First American
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Congress at Jajce 162 The Tehran Conference 164 After
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The Situation at the End of 1943 183
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Lieutenant General Korneyev and Marshal Tito in Drvar 1944
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Tito and Šubašić Reach a New Agreement 272
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from Četnik Territory 277 The British Government Pro
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Reactions to the TitoŠubašić Agreement 286 Additional
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Marshal Tito Brigadier Maclean Field Marshal Alexander
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