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	Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~the~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[theory]]) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[theory]]) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this ~~organisation~~ was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organization was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from the start, and later de facto leader of the NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this ~~organisation~~ attacked a small police station in the village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this ~~organisation’s~~ activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during the 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia following the end of the First World War. Communist forces assassinated the Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on the Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged the Ustaše organisation. This led the Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from the Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from the start, and later de facto leader of the NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organization attacked a small police station in the village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organization’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during the 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia following the end of the First World War. Communist forces assassinated the Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on the Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged the Ustaše organisation. This led the Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from the Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, the Ustaše benefited when the Yugoslavian government, which supported the Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at the end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join the war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support the Crotian Ustaše movement. With the collapse of the later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after the short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, the Ustaše benefited when the Yugoslavian government, which supported the Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at the end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join the war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support the Crotian Ustaše movement. With the collapse of the later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after the short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on the 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after the short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on the 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after the short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the Adriatic coast.

	For the NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once the war turned against the Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given the rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For the NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once the war turned against the Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given the rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with the defeat of the Ustaše Administration by the victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with the defeat of the Ustaše Administration by the victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	Following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~tbe~~ aim of uniting all ~~Soutbern~~ Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[~~tbeory~~]]) based on ~~tbe~~ principles of equality of ~~tbese~~ three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~tbe~~ 1920s, ~~tbere~~ were huge political disagreements between ~~tbe~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~tbe~~ continuous existence of ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~tbe~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~tbe~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~tbe~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[theory]]) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~tbe~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~tbe~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~tbe~~ name of ~~tbe~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~tbe~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~tbe~~ early 1930s, ~~tbe~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (~~tbe~~ precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~tbe~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~tbe~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~tbe~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~tbe~~ village of Brušani, because ~~tbey~~ had announced that ~~tbey~~ were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~tbe~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~tbe~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~tbe~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~tbe~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~tbe~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove ~~tbeir~~ support from ~~tbe~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from the start, and later de facto leader of the NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in the village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during the 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia following the end of the First World War. Communist forces assassinated the Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on the Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged the Ustaše organisation. This led the Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from the Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~tbe~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~tbe~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~tbe~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~tbe~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~tbe~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~tbe~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~tbe~~ collapse of ~~tbe~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~tbe~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, the Ustaše benefited when the Yugoslavian government, which supported the Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at the end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join the war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support the Crotian Ustaše movement. With the collapse of the later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after the short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~tbe~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~tbe~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~tbe~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on the 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after the short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the Adriatic coast.

	For ~~tbe~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~tbe~~ war turned against ~~tbe~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~tbe~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For the NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once the war turned against the Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given the rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as ~~tbey~~ did everywhere. And ~~tbe~~[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting ~~tbese~~ Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~tbe~~ defeat of ~~tbe~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~tbe~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with the defeat of the Ustaše Administration by the victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	Following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~the~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~the~~ aim of uniting all ~~Southern~~ Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[~~theory~~]]) based on ~~the~~ principles of equality of ~~these~~ three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~the~~ 1920s, ~~there~~ were huge political disagreements between ~~the~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~the~~ continuous existence of ~~the~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~the~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~the~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~the~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following tbe end of tbe [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: tbe Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with tbe aim of uniting all Soutbern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[tbeory]]) based on tbe principles of equality of tbese three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During tbe 1920s, tbere were huge political disagreements between tbe major parties which brought about questions regarding tbe continuous existence of tbe Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between tbe Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in tbe assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including tbe leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~the~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~the~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~the~~ name of ~~the~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~the~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~the~~ early 1930s, ~~the~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (~~the~~ precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~the~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid tbe incoming political crisis, led tbe country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing tbe name of tbe country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as tbe interethnic tensions were still present. During tbe early 1930s, tbe first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (tbe precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of tbe most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~the~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~the~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~the~~ village of Brušani, because ~~they~~ had announced that ~~they~~ were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~the~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~the~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~the~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~the~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~the~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~the~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove ~~their~~ support from ~~the~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from tbe start, and later de facto leader of tbe NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in tbe village of Brušani, because tbey had announced that tbey were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during tbe 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with tbe Kingdom of Yugoslavia following tbe end of tbe First World War. Communist forces assassinated tbe Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on tbe Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged tbe Ustaše organisation. This led tbe Italian authorities to effectively remove tbeir support from tbe Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~the~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~the~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~the~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~the~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~the~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~the~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~the~~ collapse of ~~the~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~the~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, tbe Ustaše benefited when tbe Yugoslavian government, which supported tbe Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at tbe end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join tbe war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support tbe Crotian Ustaše movement. With tbe collapse of tbe later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after tbe short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~the~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~the~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~the~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on tbe 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after tbe short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and tbe Adriatic coast.

	For ~~the~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~the~~ war turned against ~~the~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~the~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For tbe NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once tbe war turned against tbe Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given tbe rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as ~~they~~ did everywhere. And ~~the~~[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting ~~these~~ Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~the~~ defeat of ~~the~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~the~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as tbey did everywhere. And tbe[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting tbese Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with tbe defeat of tbe Ustaše Administration by tbe victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]

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	Following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~tbe~~ aim of uniting all ~~Soutbern~~ Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[~~tbeory~~]]) based on ~~tbe~~ principles of equality of ~~tbese~~ three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~tbe~~ 1920s, ~~tbere~~ were huge political disagreements between ~~tbe~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~tbe~~ continuous existence of ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~tbe~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~tbe~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~tbe~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[theory]]) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~tbe~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~tbe~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~tbe~~ name of ~~tbe~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~tbe~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~tbe~~ early 1930s, ~~tbe~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (~~tbe~~ precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~tbe~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~tbe~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~tbe~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~tbe~~ village of Brušani, because ~~tbey~~ had announced that ~~tbey~~ were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~tbe~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~tbe~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~tbe~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~tbe~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~tbe~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove ~~tbeir~~ support from ~~tbe~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from the start, and later de facto leader of the NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in the village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during the 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia following the end of the First World War. Communist forces assassinated the Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on the Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged the Ustaše organisation. This led the Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from the Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~tbe~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~tbe~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~tbe~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~tbe~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~tbe~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~tbe~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~tbe~~ collapse of ~~tbe~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~tbe~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, the Ustaše benefited when the Yugoslavian government, which supported the Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at the end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join the war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support the Crotian Ustaše movement. With the collapse of the later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after the short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~tbe~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~tbe~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~tbe~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on the 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after the short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the Adriatic coast.

	For ~~tbe~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~tbe~~ war turned against ~~tbe~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~tbe~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For the NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once the war turned against the Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given the rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as ~~tbey~~ did everywhere. And ~~tbe~~[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting ~~tbese~~ Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~tbe~~ defeat of ~~tbe~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~tbe~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with the defeat of the Ustaše Administration by the victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	Following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~the~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~the~~ aim of uniting all ~~Southern~~ Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[~~theory~~]]) based on ~~the~~ principles of equality of ~~these~~ three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~the~~ 1920s, ~~there~~ were huge political disagreements between ~~the~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~the~~ continuous existence of ~~the~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~the~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~the~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~the~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following tbe end of tbe [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: tbe Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with tbe aim of uniting all Soutbern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[tbeory]]) based on tbe principles of equality of tbese three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During tbe 1920s, tbere were huge political disagreements between tbe major parties which brought about questions regarding tbe continuous existence of tbe Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between tbe Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in tbe assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including tbe leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~the~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~the~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~the~~ name of ~~the~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~the~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~the~~ early 1930s, ~~the~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (~~the~~ precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~the~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid tbe incoming political crisis, led tbe country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing tbe name of tbe country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as tbe interethnic tensions were still present. During tbe early 1930s, tbe first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (tbe precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of tbe most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~the~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~the~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~the~~ village of Brušani, because ~~they~~ had announced that ~~they~~ were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~the~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~the~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~the~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~the~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~the~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~the~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove ~~their~~ support from ~~the~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from tbe start, and later de facto leader of tbe NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in tbe village of Brušani, because tbey had announced that tbey were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during tbe 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with tbe Kingdom of Yugoslavia following tbe end of tbe First World War. Communist forces assassinated tbe Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on tbe Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged tbe Ustaše organisation. This led tbe Italian authorities to effectively remove tbeir support from tbe Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~the~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~the~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~the~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~the~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~the~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~the~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~the~~ collapse of ~~the~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~the~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, tbe Ustaše benefited when tbe Yugoslavian government, which supported tbe Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at tbe end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join tbe war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support tbe Crotian Ustaše movement. With tbe collapse of tbe later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after tbe short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~the~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~the~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~the~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on tbe 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after tbe short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and tbe Adriatic coast.

	For ~~the~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~the~~ war turned against ~~the~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~the~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For tbe NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once tbe war turned against tbe Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given tbe rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as ~~they~~ did everywhere. And ~~the~~[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting ~~these~~ Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~the~~ defeat of ~~the~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~the~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as tbey did everywhere. And tbe[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting tbese Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with tbe defeat of tbe Ustaše Administration by tbe victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]

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	Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in [[theory]]) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

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	Following the end of the [[~~First World~~ War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[The Great War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

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	Following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ [[First World War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~tbe~~ aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on ~~tbe~~ principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~tbe~~ 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between ~~tbe~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~tbe~~ continuous existence of ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~tbe~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~tbe~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~tbe~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following the end of the [[First World War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with the aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on the principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During the 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between the major parties which brought about questions regarding the continuous existence of the Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between the Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in the assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including the leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~tbe~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~tbe~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~tbe~~ name of ~~tbe~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~tbe~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~tbe~~ early 1930s, ~~tbe~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~tbe~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid the incoming political crisis, led the country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing the name of the country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as the interethnic tensions were still present. During the early 1930s, the first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of the most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~tbe~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~tbe~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~tbe~~ village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~tbe~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~tbe~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~tbe~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~tbe~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~tbe~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~tbe~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from ~~tbe~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from the start, and later de facto leader of the NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in the village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during the 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia following the end of the First World War. Communist forces assassinated the Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on the Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged the Ustaše organisation. This led the Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from the Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~tbe~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~tbe~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~tbe~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~tbe~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~tbe~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~tbe~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~tbe~~ collapse of ~~tbe~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~tbe~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, the Ustaše benefited when the Yugoslavian government, which supported the Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at the end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join the war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support the Crotian Ustaše movement. With the collapse of the later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after the short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~tbe~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~tbe~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~tbe~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on the 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after the short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and the Adriatic coast.

	For ~~tbe~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~tbe~~ war turned against ~~tbe~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~tbe~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For the NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once the war turned against the Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given the rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~tbe~~ defeat of ~~tbe~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~tbe~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with the defeat of the Ustaše Administration by the victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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	Following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ [[First World War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: ~~the~~ Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with ~~the~~ aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on ~~the~~ principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During ~~the~~ 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between ~~the~~ major parties which brought about questions regarding ~~the~~ continuous existence of ~~the~~ Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between ~~the~~ Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in ~~the~~ assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including ~~the~~ leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.		Following tbe end of tbe [[First World War]], Kraljevina Srba Hrvata i Slovenaca (Eng: tbe Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – SHS) was formed in December of 1918 with tbe aim of uniting all Southern Slavs. This new state was (at least in theory) based on tbe principles of equality of these three nationalities. In reality, this Kingdom was a politically and ethnically divided country. During tbe 1920s, there were huge political disagreements between tbe major parties which brought about questions regarding tbe continuous existence of tbe Kingdom of SHS. This division was especially noted between tbe Serbian and Croatian politicians, which ultimately culminated in tbe assasination of several Croatian Peasant Party members, including tbe leader, [[Stjepan Radić]], by a Serbian Politician in 1928.

	On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid ~~the~~ incoming political crisis, led ~~the~~ country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing ~~the~~ name of ~~the~~ country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as ~~the~~ interethnic tensions were still present. During ~~the~~ early 1930s, ~~the~~ first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of ~~the~~ most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].		On 6th of January 1929, King [[Aleksandar Karađorđević]], in an attempt to avoid tbe incoming political crisis, led tbe country into a dictatorship by abolishing parliament. He also introduced a number of political changes, including changing tbe name of tbe country to Kraljevina Jugoslavija (Eng: Kingdom of Yugoslavia). This essentially did not resolve much, as tbe interethnic tensions were still present. During tbe early 1930s, tbe first mentions of Croatian Ustaše (the precise meaning is unknown, but could be roughly translated as insurgent) revolutionary organizations began to appear in Yugoslavia. Their main aim was liberation of Croation people from Yugoslavia by all means necessary, even by force. One of tbe most prominent figures of this organisation was [[Ante Pavelić]].

	Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from ~~the~~ start, and later de facto leader of ~~the~~ NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in ~~the~~ village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during ~~the~~ 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with ~~the~~ Kingdom of Yugoslavia following ~~the~~ end of ~~the~~ First World War. Communist forces assassinated ~~the~~ Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on ~~the~~ Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged ~~the~~ Ustaše organisation. This led ~~the~~ Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from ~~the~~ Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.		Ante Pavelić was a high ranking [[Ustaša]] member from tbe start, and later de facto leader of tbe NDH. In 1932, a group of members from this organisation attacked a small police station in tbe village of Brušani, because they had announced that they were openly communist. Due to active police actions, this organisation’s activities were considerably limited in Yugoslavia. However, it gained support from Hungary and, to a great extent, from Italy during tbe 1930s. These two states both had territorial disputes with tbe Kingdom of Yugoslavia following tbe end of tbe First World War. Communist forces assassinated tbe Yugoslav King, Alexander Karađorđević, in Marseille in 1934, and tried to blame it on tbe Ustaša. This false flag assassination greatly damaged tbe Ustaše organisation. This led tbe Italian authorities to effectively remove their support from tbe Ustaše and even arrested some of its members, including Pavelić.

	After years of little activity, ~~the~~ Ustaše benefited when ~~the~~ Yugoslavian government, which supported ~~the~~ Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at ~~the~~ end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join ~~the~~ war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support ~~the~~ Crotian Ustaše movement. With ~~the~~ collapse of ~~the~~ later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after ~~the~~ short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.		After years of little activity, tbe Ustaše benefited when tbe Yugoslavian government, which supported tbe Axis, but was overturned by Marxist officers in a military coup at tbe end of March 1941. The Italians, preparing to join tbe war against Yugoslavia, began once more to support tbe Crotian Ustaše movement. With tbe collapse of tbe later Kingdom of Yugoslavia during after tbe short April War of 1941, Croatia was finally able to declare independence. [[Ante Pavelić]] was elected leader.

	The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on ~~the~~ 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after ~~the~~ short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and ~~the~~ Adriatic coast.		The Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH (Eng: Independent State of Croatia), was declared on tbe 10th of April 1941. The new state received a significant territorial expansion after tbe short civil war by annexing most of western Yugoslavia, including Bosnia, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and tbe Adriatic coast.

	For ~~the~~ NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once ~~the~~ war turned against ~~the~~ Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given ~~the~~ rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.		For tbe NDH, Germany was a vital political ally and once tbe war turned against tbe Axis after 1943 onwards, this cooperation became even more important for both sides given tbe rapid advances of Communist forces on all fronts.

	Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with ~~the~~ defeat of ~~the~~ Ustaše Administration by ~~the~~ victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.		Communist resistance movements began to emerge on its territory, as they did everywhere. And the[[fascist]]forces proved inadequite for fighting these Marxist insurgents. This led to nearly five years of continuous fighting and Marxist atrocities which would end in 1945 with tbe defeat of tbe Ustaše Administration by tbe victorious Yugoslav Communist Partisans.

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