Trials against Nazi and collaborationist criminals of war in Yugoslavia

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General Milan Nedić interrogatory (Inv. br. 12634)
- Архив Jугославије
- File 897
- English
- 1946-1947
- About 50 documents
- Updated 5 years ago
Part of the interrogatory of Milan Nedić, Prime Minister of the Serbian collaborationist government from August 1942 to October 1944. In his statement, Nedić speaks about the relationships between the German and the Serbian administration, the war against the partisans, and the concentration camps for Jews (Sajmište). Milan Nedić was arrested in Austria, extradited to Yugoslavia where her was tried. During the trial in 1947 he committed suicide. The materials are part of the interrogatories made by the Yugoslav Secret Police (OZNA) in 1946 and 1947.
Documents on the Holocaust in Belgrade
- Архив Jугославије
- File 897a
- English
- 1941-1945
- About 100 documents
- Updated 5 years ago
Some documents about the Sajmiste concentration camp, the killing site in Ledine where about 250 Jews were shot in October 1941, lists of Jews from Belgrade; a twenty-page long report made by the SCICOS about the destruction of the Serbian Jews. The documents are part of the prosecution materials against Nazi criminals and Serbian collaborationists.