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Chetniks in Nova Varoš was seen as unsustainable by Italians, especially those of Glišić's Požega Detachment. Under excuse of Ignjatović's murder, Nedić ordered dissolution of the detachment and demobilisation was to be done by Glišić. Glišić was dismissed from the post, but he stayed near Nova Varoš despite Nedić's orders to leave the area with several members of Sandžak Detachment. He admitted to Draža Mihailović that the town was lost on 11 July, however he stayed to check possibility of collaboration with Italians. Unfortunately for Glišić, German secret police investigated him. He was outed as a member of
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schools.> Italians thought that Glišić didn't have right to give these orders, and quickly rejected them as illegitimate. Soon they demanded that Glišić leaves Nova Varoš altogether, which Glišić energetically rejected and threatened to fight
Italians. Alongside men of
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in Sandžak weakens and eventually disappears. Sandžak
Detachment 'falls into chaos', most of its members either leave it for other Chetnik units or completely leaves the fight. Đurišić benefits the most, as he becomes main Mihailović's commander in the region.
863:, p. 547): "... Под оптужбом да одржава везе са ЈВуО-м и саботира разоружавање Санџачког војно-четничког одреда, ГЕСТАПО га је ухапсио почетком августа 1942. године. Спроведен је у Ратни дом у Београду где је саслушаван и мучен. "
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Military Chetnik Detachment. Detachment had 700-800 fighters, it was seated in Nova Varoš and was split in two groups, one commanded by captain
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Chetniks at the negotiations with communists held in the first half of August 1941 in village Godovik, Užička Požega. The communist leader Čolović arrested Glišić after unsuccessful negotiations.
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Mihailović. He was interrogated and tortured in Belgrade Headquarter of Gestapo to reveal the location of Mihailović and
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Chetnik organisation in the region. To that purpose, he agreed with Italians for his troops to guard right side of
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511:, p. XXV): "... Додајмо и да се легализовани четнички одред мајора Глишића, при влади Mилана Недића, такође звао „Санџачки војни четнички одред“ "
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