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The Plot Against Yugoslavia
Raditsa, Bogdan | January 29, 1944 issue

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The article presents the story of Yugoslavia government that has been overthrown but pretends not to know it, a government without a country. On March 25, 1941 the Yugoslavia government has signed an infamous Tripartite Pact with Germany and Italy. But two days later the collaborationist government of Premier George Cvetkovich was overthrown, and within ten days Nazi bombers were raining devastation on Yugoslav cities. The attempt of the Cvetkovich government to drag Yugoslavia into the New Order, shocking as it was, had not been unexpected.

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TREATIES; CVETKOVICH, George; POLITICIANS; NAZI propaganda; YUGOSLAVIA; GERMANY; ITALY
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