Yugoslavia. Vojska
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Name (Hebrew)
יוגוסלביה. צבא
Name (Latin)
Yugoslavia. Vojska
Name (Cyrilic)
Югославия. армия
Other forms of name
Yugoslavia. Army (1918-1945)
Jugoslovenska vojska
Vojska Kraljevine SHS
Royal Yugoslav Army
Yugoslavia. Royal Yugoslav Army
Југославија. Bојска
Југословенска војска
Start period
1918
End period
1941
Associated country
Yugoslavia
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Britain, Mihailović and the Chetniks 1941-1942, 1998:p. 7, 101, etc. (Col. [later General] Draža Mihailović claimed that the guerrilla forces nominally under his command were elements of the regular Yugoslav army; Mihailović's forces were designated by the internationally-recognized government-in-exile on Jan. 22, 1942 as the Yugoslav Army in the Homeland [i.e., Jugoslovenska vojska u otadžbini; Yugoslav Army of the Homeland; Yugoslav Army of the Fatherland], they enjoyed official recognition of the internationally-recognized Yugoslav government-in-exile from that date)
- Exile in London: The experience of Czechoslovakia and the other occupied nations, 1939-1945, 2017p. 113, etc. (agreement between British government and Yugoslav prime minister for armed forces of the Yugoslav government-in-exile to consist of small infantry unit and air force and naval components; at end of June 1941, Yugoslav Royal Guard Battalion formed in Egypt and later Haifa, Palestine; stationed in Middle East 1941-Feb. 1942; served in North African campaign Feb.-Jul. 1942; served in Middle East 1942-43; in Sept. 1944, King Petar II called upon all members of Yugoslav armed forces in exile, including army units, to join Tito's Narodnooslobodilacka vojska Jugoslavije; Royal Yugoslav armed forces [army, naval forces and air force] formally disbanded Mar. 7, 1945 with personnel either transferring to Tito's forces or becoming refugees)
- Hitler's new disorder, 2008:p. 220, etc. (Per the terms of the Tito-Šubašić Agreement of August 16, 1944, the Yugoslav government-in-exile recognized the Narodnooslobodilacka vojska Jugoslavije as the only legitimate fighting force in Yugoslavia; after that date Mihailović and his forces, the Jugoslovenska vojska u otadžbini, no longer enjoyed officially-recognized status as an armed force of the Yugoslav government-in-exile) ( (הערך יוגוסלביה בויקיפדיה העברית) )
- Yugoslavia. Ministarstvo vojske i mornarice.Pravilo za službenu prepisku, 1921.
- Wikipedia search, Jan. 14, 2015:Royal Yugoslav Army entry (The Royal Yugoslav Army (Serbo-Croatian: Jugoslavenska vojska, Југословенска војска) was the armed force of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and later the Kingdom of Yugoslavia from the state's formation until the force's surrender to the Axis powers on April 17, 1941. The Royal Yugoslav Army was formally disbanded on 7 March 1945 when the government of King Petar II was abolished; active 1918-1941)