Pictures from Yugoslavia 1941-1945: take a look!
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Great pictures, and excellent topic!
Bye,
Tom
Bye,
Tom
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I'm sure I've seen a picture pf Prinz Eugen soldiers taken at the very same location and with the very same czech Machine-Guns!G. Trifkovic wrote:Parts of AA defense of Jajce (1-2);
Tito and Koca Popovic cracking jokes;

I'll try to find it out.
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This would be a reply to an old post, but I just wanted to help with the 'blury' one...Ivan Ž. wrote:Here's more from me:
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Last one:
Communist literature claims that this is Nikola Kalabić with partisans (disguised as četniks),
day after they captured Gen. Mihailović.
This photo simply isn't clear enough to be sure.
You can make every long-bearded man's face blury
and claim it is Kalabić.
(photo-source: "Album srpskih četnika gen.D.Mihailovića u 1000 slika Vol.1", M.Samardžić)
There are several versions of Kalabić's fate and Draža's capturing,
but none of them can be called final and true.
But - that's another story...

Respect,
Ivan.
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Dear Gaius,G. Trifkovic wrote:There is something in common to all of pictures of partisans taken during the Fifth Offensive: expresion of utter exhaustion and uncertainty on their faces. Very powerful photos in my opinion...
very powerful photos. Do you by any chance know any more about this one
(Iscrpljeni partizani,Sutjeska,11.juna 1943..jpg (32.86 KiB)
who took it? where the original is, if one exists?
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Hi Tim,TimP wrote:Dear Gaius,G. Trifkovic wrote:There is something in common to all of pictures of partisans taken during the Fifth Offensive: expresion of utter exhaustion and uncertainty on their faces. Very powerful photos in my opinion...
very powerful photos. Do you by any chance know any more about this one
(Iscrpljeni partizani,Sutjeska,11.juna 1943..jpg (32.86 KiB)
who took it? where the original is, if one exists?
I think (not 100% sure) that one was taken by Skrigin as well. My guess is that the original is in one of the archives/museums in Belgrade.
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G.
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Thank you Gaius,
Yes, you are right, a little more research on Zorz Skrigin shows this photo was indeed taken by him. Thank you.
I wonder if you can help with another question? Some time ago I came across this quote (on the Forum?) spoken by a Slovene peasant partisan as he faced a German firing squad: 'It is for your sake that I am dying.'
Do you by any chance recognise this? Could you possibly put a name, date, location to it?
Tim
Yes, you are right, a little more research on Zorz Skrigin shows this photo was indeed taken by him. Thank you.
I wonder if you can help with another question? Some time ago I came across this quote (on the Forum?) spoken by a Slovene peasant partisan as he faced a German firing squad: 'It is for your sake that I am dying.'
Do you by any chance recognise this? Could you possibly put a name, date, location to it?
Tim
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Sorry, no idea.TimP wrote:Thank you Gaius,
Yes, you are right, a little more research on Zorz Skrigin shows this photo was indeed taken by him. Thank you.
I wonder if you can help with another question? Some time ago I came across this quote (on the Forum?) spoken by a Slovene peasant partisan as he faced a German firing squad: 'It is for your sake that I am dying.'
Do you by any chance recognise this? Could you possibly put a name, date, location to it?
Tim
Cheers,
G.
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Some pics from Museum of History of Yugoslavia, Belgrade:

Members of Anglo-american military mission in Slovenija 1944. Left to right: 2. Alek Simić 3. Nevil Daruski.

Married couple - partisan figters, Slovenija 1944.

Log cabin where telegraph device of American mission was placed - Slovenija 1944. Petar Sfikas on photo.

Major Kfaover of Anglo-american military mission with solders of IX Army Corps, Slovenija 1944.

Nevil Daruski - member of English military mission with Đuro Vučinić - chief of American mission, Slovenija 1944.

On the street of Črnomelj, Slovenija, during the elections for local administration (NOO), may 1944. (Not a very impressive turnout, I would say
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Group of soldiers in Slovenija 1944. First from the left Franc Rozman Stane, mil. cdt. of Slovenija.

Major Kfaover of Anglo-american military mission, Slovenija 1944.

Getting acquainted with new Ally equipment, Slovenija 1944.

Đuro Vučinić, chief of American mission, with member of the Soviet mission, Slovenija, april 1944.

Partisan on watch, Slovenija 1944.

Destroyed bridge, Slovenija 1944.
Note - this is not a selection, just the first dozen from the pile...
PS. Is there any trick to resize the dispaly of the image, without changing the image itself?

Members of Anglo-american military mission in Slovenija 1944. Left to right: 2. Alek Simić 3. Nevil Daruski.

Married couple - partisan figters, Slovenija 1944.

Log cabin where telegraph device of American mission was placed - Slovenija 1944. Petar Sfikas on photo.

Major Kfaover of Anglo-american military mission with solders of IX Army Corps, Slovenija 1944.

Nevil Daruski - member of English military mission with Đuro Vučinić - chief of American mission, Slovenija 1944.

On the street of Črnomelj, Slovenija, during the elections for local administration (NOO), may 1944. (Not a very impressive turnout, I would say


Group of soldiers in Slovenija 1944. First from the left Franc Rozman Stane, mil. cdt. of Slovenija.

Major Kfaover of Anglo-american military mission, Slovenija 1944.

Getting acquainted with new Ally equipment, Slovenija 1944.

Đuro Vučinić, chief of American mission, with member of the Soviet mission, Slovenija, april 1944.

Partisan on watch, Slovenija 1944.

Destroyed bridge, Slovenija 1944.
Note - this is not a selection, just the first dozen from the pile...
PS. Is there any trick to resize the dispaly of the image, without changing the image itself?
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Some pictures of female participants:

Desa Karanović - chief of the medical service staff in 4th montenegro brigade 1944.

Young female partisans on Dinara mountain (Ugljani) 1942

3rd oversea brigade preparing for transport, Bari, Italy 1944

Clearing debris in Split, october 1944

17 year old Lepa Radić, hanged by the Germans, Bosanska Krupa (Krupa na Uni) february 1943

Rada Vranješević, holder of the highest highest military award, Order of the People's Hero, on assembly of the war parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mrkonjić-Grad, november 1943

Kosovo 1944

"Cultural team" of 5th di¬vision. left to right: Dušanka Rodić, Emilija Perović, Vuka Tubin-Marković, Dobrila Tomić, Mira Bojanić, Bosa Rodić

Moments before the execution - Marta Puntz from Savinya partisan detachment captured 7. nov 1942, near village Kreflovi na Dobrovljali.

Medical company of 18th slavonian brigade, first platoon, Orahovica, march 1943.

Soldiers of 2nd dalmatian brigade in action, Vilusi, Montenegro 1944

Crouching: Relja and Milojka Karadžić, Standing, left to right: 1. Danilo Knežević, 2. Komnen Cerović, 3. Desa Bulatović, 4. Dragica Kladarin 5. Vojo Terić, 6. Danilo Jauković. Pljevlja, Montenegro, september 1943

Jelka Bulajić and Dragica Kačar, 3rd krajina brigade.

They are from Cankar brigade, Čatež, Slovenia, may 1943.

Milica. Mušikić – Pajković, one of the leaders in communist youth organization for Montenegro.

Group of partisans, Tuzla 1944: Ismet Mujezinović, Salija Škerović, Ajša Vujović, Nađa Biser, Desa Koštan - Olbina.

Stana Tomašević, secretary of communist youth organization for Montenegro, and Milica Mušikić – Pajković, from the same organization .

Women - chetniks, Lika 1943.

Ustaša youth parade, Gospić, 1942.

Maja Buždon, headmistress of the female concentration camp Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška, in custody 1945.

Desa Karanović - chief of the medical service staff in 4th montenegro brigade 1944.

Young female partisans on Dinara mountain (Ugljani) 1942

3rd oversea brigade preparing for transport, Bari, Italy 1944

Clearing debris in Split, october 1944

17 year old Lepa Radić, hanged by the Germans, Bosanska Krupa (Krupa na Uni) february 1943

Rada Vranješević, holder of the highest highest military award, Order of the People's Hero, on assembly of the war parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mrkonjić-Grad, november 1943

Kosovo 1944

"Cultural team" of 5th di¬vision. left to right: Dušanka Rodić, Emilija Perović, Vuka Tubin-Marković, Dobrila Tomić, Mira Bojanić, Bosa Rodić

Moments before the execution - Marta Puntz from Savinya partisan detachment captured 7. nov 1942, near village Kreflovi na Dobrovljali.

Medical company of 18th slavonian brigade, first platoon, Orahovica, march 1943.

Soldiers of 2nd dalmatian brigade in action, Vilusi, Montenegro 1944

Crouching: Relja and Milojka Karadžić, Standing, left to right: 1. Danilo Knežević, 2. Komnen Cerović, 3. Desa Bulatović, 4. Dragica Kladarin 5. Vojo Terić, 6. Danilo Jauković. Pljevlja, Montenegro, september 1943

Jelka Bulajić and Dragica Kačar, 3rd krajina brigade.

They are from Cankar brigade, Čatež, Slovenia, may 1943.

Milica. Mušikić – Pajković, one of the leaders in communist youth organization for Montenegro.

Group of partisans, Tuzla 1944: Ismet Mujezinović, Salija Škerović, Ajša Vujović, Nađa Biser, Desa Koštan - Olbina.

Stana Tomašević, secretary of communist youth organization for Montenegro, and Milica Mušikić – Pajković, from the same organization .

Women - chetniks, Lika 1943.

Ustaša youth parade, Gospić, 1942.

Maja Buždon, headmistress of the female concentration camp Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška, in custody 1945.
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Some more pics of women in war:

1st kraina brigade - Aranđelovac, september 1944. Left to right: Boja Marjanović, Jela Rokvić, deputy commissar of one company in 3rd battalion, Mara Kecman.

17th division, 2nd kraina brigade. Left to right: 1. Vukosava Bjelić Pajić, 2. Biljana Blagojević.

In liberated Prijedor, may 1942.

Jelica Hedić from Belgrade with two companions in Nedić-government-ran concentration camp for youth in Smederevska Palanka 1942.

Medical team of 1st proletarian brigade, near Teslić, end of 1942. Left to right: 1. Rosa Dmitrić, 2. Seka Vićentijević, 3. Dr.Julka Meštereović, 4. Danica Rosić, 5. Mira Mitrović.

Preparing for the exams for combat medics.

Another one on preparing for the exams.

Dr. Ana Rotdajč, medical doctor. Born on 12th of may 1942. in Dolnji Slaveči, Prekomurje. Before the war worked in Zagreb. During the war active in antifascist organization. Taken to the camp Lepoglava in 1943, and killed there in 1944.

NDH troops taking the people from Kozara to Jasenovac extermination camp, near Bosanska Dubica, june 1942.

Medical team leaders of 4th sanjak brigade, Bajina Bašta, may 1945.

Members of local war administrative council, Tuzla, end of 1944.

Branislava Bakočević, soldier in 1st proletarian brigade, with dr. Đura Mešterović, surgeon in 1st proletarian division, after surgical intervention (leg amputation), Bosanski Petrovac 1942.

Magda Vernić - Torok, professor from Gospić, killed in Lepoglava concentration camp.

Dr. Roza Papo (in the middle), head of the 17th division medical team, with a group of friends, Guča 1944.

Members of the Communist party comitee for Niš district 1944.

Soldier of the 6th kraina brigade, 1944. 2. Ostoja Trikić, 3. Sava Jakić, 4. Trivo Jakić.

Medical team of the 6th kraina brigade:
1. Milka ... 2. Stojana Vignjević Bjelovuk, head of the brigade medical team.

4th division choir, Han Kumpanija, 7. oct. 1944.

Savka Bursać, medic in 6th kraina brigade, treating wounded soldier, jan. 1945, Guča Gora near Travnik.

1st kraina brigade - Aranđelovac, september 1944. Left to right: Boja Marjanović, Jela Rokvić, deputy commissar of one company in 3rd battalion, Mara Kecman.

17th division, 2nd kraina brigade. Left to right: 1. Vukosava Bjelić Pajić, 2. Biljana Blagojević.

In liberated Prijedor, may 1942.

Jelica Hedić from Belgrade with two companions in Nedić-government-ran concentration camp for youth in Smederevska Palanka 1942.

Medical team of 1st proletarian brigade, near Teslić, end of 1942. Left to right: 1. Rosa Dmitrić, 2. Seka Vićentijević, 3. Dr.Julka Meštereović, 4. Danica Rosić, 5. Mira Mitrović.

Preparing for the exams for combat medics.

Another one on preparing for the exams.

Dr. Ana Rotdajč, medical doctor. Born on 12th of may 1942. in Dolnji Slaveči, Prekomurje. Before the war worked in Zagreb. During the war active in antifascist organization. Taken to the camp Lepoglava in 1943, and killed there in 1944.

NDH troops taking the people from Kozara to Jasenovac extermination camp, near Bosanska Dubica, june 1942.

Medical team leaders of 4th sanjak brigade, Bajina Bašta, may 1945.

Members of local war administrative council, Tuzla, end of 1944.

Branislava Bakočević, soldier in 1st proletarian brigade, with dr. Đura Mešterović, surgeon in 1st proletarian division, after surgical intervention (leg amputation), Bosanski Petrovac 1942.

Magda Vernić - Torok, professor from Gospić, killed in Lepoglava concentration camp.

Dr. Roza Papo (in the middle), head of the 17th division medical team, with a group of friends, Guča 1944.

Members of the Communist party comitee for Niš district 1944.

Soldier of the 6th kraina brigade, 1944. 2. Ostoja Trikić, 3. Sava Jakić, 4. Trivo Jakić.

Medical team of the 6th kraina brigade:
1. Milka ... 2. Stojana Vignjević Bjelovuk, head of the brigade medical team.

4th division choir, Han Kumpanija, 7. oct. 1944.

Savka Bursać, medic in 6th kraina brigade, treating wounded soldier, jan. 1945, Guča Gora near Travnik.
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Theater of national liberation:
a) Performances in Bosanska Krajina 1942.










b) In Piva gorge, may 1943.

a) Performances in Bosanska Krajina 1942.










b) In Piva gorge, may 1943.

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Hi Goran,
and thanks for posting these remarkable photos.
Cheers,
G.
and thanks for posting these remarkable photos.
It would be best if you could remove it, host it on some webpage and provide a link to it.I am unsure about this one. On the picture you can see ustasha member with his massacred victim. Should I remove this one?
Cheers,
G.
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Too late, I'm afraid - edit option is not available any more.
You'll have to delete the post.
You'll have to delete the post.
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Done. Cheers,gorran_w wrote:Too late, I'm afraid - edit option is not available any more.
You'll have to delete the post.
G.