814:, but it was not granted). Of this number, 30,000 to 40,000 escaped from Yugoslav concentration and work camps, often with the connivance of the authorities, most going either to Hungary or Romania. Those who went to Hungary, later subsequently fled or were expelled to Austria or Germany, whereas those who fled to Romania generally remained, at least provisionally, in the Swabian communities in the Romanian Banat. About 55,000 people died in the concentration camps, another 31,000 died serving in the German armed forces, and about 31,000 disappeared, mostly likely dead, with another 37,000 still unaccounted for. Thus the total victims of the war and subsequent ethnic cleansing and killings comprised about 30% of the pre-war German population.
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802:). In its meeting in Belgrade on November 21, 1944, it decreed that all property of ethnic Germans residing in Yugoslavia be confiscated. Their Yugoslav citizenship was revoked, they no longer had any civil rights, and they were declared enemies of the people. Exempted were those ethnic Germans who participated in the partisan national liberation movement, and those who were not members of German ethnic societies such as the “
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subsequently used every means at their disposal to strengthen their position compared to that of other nationalities, and to foster the development of German national feeling through the establishment of youth and adult organizations, and setting up its own school system. These attempts were made to
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Of the approximately 524,000 Germans living in pre-war
Yugoslavia, about 370,000 escaped to Germany in the last days of the War or were subsequently expelled by the Yugoslav Government (at one point, in January 1946, the Yugoslav Government requested the U.S. military authorities’ permission to
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where they were executed. In
September 1941, there was a mass hanging of anti fascist Serb and Jewish civilians. Jews were also forced into labor battalions to do forced work for the German occupation authorities. In August 1942, German officials announced that the area was
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to join, voluntary enlistments tapered off, and the new unit did not reach division size. Therefore, in August 1941, the SS discarded the voluntary approach, and after a favourable judgement from the SS court in
Belgrade, imposed a mandatory military obligation on all
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Nazi plans for the
Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia as a whole however intended for the country to remain under some form of permanent German control. This was believed necessary to ensure German dominion over the Danubian basin of
833:, which they were entitled to with 3,000 voter signatures. The president, Andreas Biegermeier, stated that the council will focus on property restitution, and marking of mass graves and camp sites. He estimated the total number of remaining
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Note: This list includes only native inhabitants of Banat who fell as victims of Axis occupation. Civilians who were brought from other parts of occupied
Yugoslavia and killed in Banat by German forces are not counted in this list.
768:, but was largely unsuccessful. During the campaigns it became infamous for reprisals and atrocities against innocent Yugoslav civilians. The division was formally accused of committing atrocities against POWs and civilians during
465:. Because this theoretically placed the Banat under the control of the puppet Nedić government, the Germans ordered the puppet government to proclaim it a separate administrative area under an ethnic-German vice-governor (
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Free
Territory was established in 1947. Its administration was divided into two areas (Zone A) and (Zone B). Free Territory was de facto taken over by Italy and SFRY in 1954.
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Of the total number of the victims (excluding members of the resistance movement), 4,010 were men, 631 were women, 243 were elderly people, and 271 were children.
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regimes Berlin preferred to retain the Banat as a potential bargaining chip with these countries, both of which desired to annex the area (see also
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agitated for the German government to establish a large German state in the Danube and Tisza valleys, expressing annoyance that the
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Macedonia's official and constitutional name was the Republic of Macedonia until 2019. It was known in the United Nations as
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At the end of the war, in retribution, Partisan bands engaged in massacres of ethnic
Germans, primarily in the area of present-day
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Annexed by Italy (1941–1943) and
Germany (1943–1944). Smaller part annexed by the Independent State of Croatia (1941–1944).
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Germans from the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia were conscripted into the
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in Banat. The division was formed between April and October, 1942 and was commanded by the Romanian Volksdeutsche
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Himmler's Auxiliaries: The Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle and the German National minorities of Europe, 1939-1945
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or even the Habsburg army. The core of the Division was made up of the SS controlled Protection Force or
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According to the 1931 census, the population of the region numbered 585,579 people, including:
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and their descents at 5,000–8,000. In 2007 Banat Schwabians formed a national council.
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consisting of Volksdeutsche from the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia.
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During the war, German Axis troops killed 7,513 inhabitants of Banat, including:
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in Belgrade, which theoretically had limited jurisdiction over all of the
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convince the Nazi authorities of the desirability of creating a new
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1,294 people who were sent to concentration camps and killed there
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measures immediately after the German invasion and occupation of
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The region was ruled by the German army. The Germans instituted
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Dimitrije Boarov, Politička istorija Vojvodine, Novi Sad, 2001.
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DANAS.rs Opasno neznanje ili nešto više; Autor: Aleksandar Lebl
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in Serbia-Banat, the first of its kind for non-Reich Germans."
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for the eastern territories that it expected to conquer in the
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Cinematography in Serbia during the Second World War 1941-1945
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The Expulsion of the German-Speaking Minority from Yugoslavia
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was annexed by the Independent State of Croatia (1941–1944).
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Slobodan Ćurčić, Broj stanovnika Vojvodine, Novi Sad, 1996.
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along with western Macedonia and south-eastern Montenegro
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Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia
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903:By religion, the population included (1931 data):
1802:Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia
1411:Jelena Popov, Vojvodina i Srbija, Veternik, 2001.
1054:Die deutsche Volksgruppe in Jugoslawien 1918-1941
370:region. It was formally under the control of the
2449:SAO Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Syrmia
2334:Metohija controlled by Austria-Hungary 1915–1918
950:2,358 killed members of the resistance movement
716:). The backbone of the division was made up of
973:7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen
947:152 people who were mobilized and later killed
2571:States and territories disestablished in 1944
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463:Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia
380:Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia
44:Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia
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2506:was reannexed by Hungary (1941–1944), while
2496:(1991–1992), which all combined to form the
1239:Sretenovic, Stanislav and Prauser, Steffen,
1178:"-ЈабукаЗванична презентација града Панчева"
1092:W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., pp 294-295.
968:Hungarian occupation of Yugoslav territories
1420:History of Europe, The Times, London, 2001.
445:. In spite of repeated personal appeals to
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2498:Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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1430:(University of North Carolina Press, 1993)
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2586:Former administrative divisions of Serbia
2527:the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
1397:. London: C. Hurst & Co. Publishers.
760:and General-lieutenant of the Waffen SS,
685:Learn how and when to remove this message
1679:State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
1446:Holocaustchronicle.org: 1941—Mass Murder
1105:. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, p. 27.
314:Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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552:. The Jewish population of the city of
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938:2,211 people who were killed directly
810:transfer these ethnic Germans to the
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2212:Includes the autonomous province of
2164:State Union of Serbia and Montenegro
2065:Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
1451:"Prinz Eugen" SS Division, 1941-1945
1038:
825:, of which 3,154 in the province of
623:adding citations to reliable sources
493:) which they tentatively called the
433:regions in the west were awarded to
1394:Serbia: the History behind the Name
707:7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division
575:village in Banat, more than 10,000
520:as a "fortress-city of the Reich" (
441:respectively after the collapse of
2474:Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia
2470:Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
1783:Democratic Federal Yugoslavia
1245:http://www.iue.it/PUB/HEC04-01.pdf
712:was formed from Yugoslav Germans (
532:. The city's possible renaming to
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812:American-occupied zone of Germany
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540:War crimes against Jews and Roma
376:Government of National Salvation
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318:
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1456:Partition of Yugoslavia in 1941
821:census from 2002 records 3,901
780:Post-war fate of ethnic Germans
610:needs additional citations for
556:was rounded up and sent to the
2596:Serbia under German occupation
2133:Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
1391:Pavlowitch, Stevan K. (2002).
1377:10.1080/00085006.1971.11091249
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804:Schwäbisch–Deutsche Kulturbund
587:were killed by German forces.
1:
2103: region of Hungary
1743:Free State of Fiume
1736:Banat, Bačka and Baranja
524:) to ensure control over the
2007:Croatian War of Independence
1950:Independent State of Croatia
579:(who were mainly from NDH),
2457:Republic of Serbian Krajina
2417:Republic of North Macedonia
1850:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1101:Manoschek, Walter (1995).
774:Nuremberg War Crimes Trials
733:"After the initial rush of
558:Sajmište concentration camp
417:German plans for the future
42:Administrative unit of the
2637:
2455: (1990–1991) and the
2424:
2348:Protectorate of Montenegro
1715:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
1057:. Peter Lang. p. 25.
783:
705:had been established, the
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2621:20th century in Vojvodina
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1899:Free Territory of Trieste
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1832:Socialist Republics of:
1215:Merten, Ulrich (2012).
1128:Rich (1974), p. 311-313
925:others = 11,932 (2.11%)
894:others = 15,237 (2.61%)
591:SS Division Prinz Eugen
423:local German population
2591:Jewish Serbian history
2576:Serbia in World War II
2279:Mostly annexed by
2148:Republic of Montenegro
2050:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1696:Kingdom of Serbs,
1359:Hehn, Paul N. (1977).
634:"Banat" 1941–1944
29:Banat (disambiguation)
2326:Kingdom of Montenegro
1729:Republic of Prekmurje
1153:The history of Serbia
1088:Rich, Norman (1974).
1051:Böhm, Johann (2009).
522:Reichsfestung Belgrad
301:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
2453:SAO Western Slavonia
1918:Republic of Slovenia
1150:John K. Cox (2002).
978:History of Vojvodina
619:improve this article
536:was also discussed.
528:, populated only by
27:For other uses, see
2451: (1990–1991),
2441:SAO Kninska Krajina
2398:Kingdom of Bulgaria
2191:Kosovo and Metohija
2110:(part of the German
2000:Republic of Croatia
1698:Croats and Slovenes
1650:Kingdom of Dalmatia
1119:Rich (1974), p. 316
908:Orthodox Christians
722:Royal Yugoslav Army
99:Commander in Serbia
2463: (1996–1998).
2302:Republic of Kosovo
2141:Republic of Serbia
2115:Military Commander
1514:Yugoslav statehood
1426:Valdis O. Lumans,
1269:2009-08-12 at the
1250:2009-03-04 at the
1201:Valdis O. Lumans,
916:= 196,087 (34.62%)
910:= 321,262 (56.71%)
867:= 120,541 (20.58%)
861:= 261,123 (44.59%)
766:Yugoslav Partisans
485:area and parts of
366:in the historical
251:Belgrade Offensive
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2517:Republic of Užice
2486:North-East Bosnia
2386:Kingdom of Serbia
2270:Kingdom of Serbia
2238:Kingdom of Serbia
2187:UN administration
2072:(since 1995), and
1968:Parts annexed by
1404:978-1-85065-476-6
1226:978-1-4128-4302-7
1163:978-0-313-31290-8
1039:Pavlowitch (2002)
983:History of Serbia
930:Number of victims
879:= 62,365 (10.65%)
873:= 95,867 (16.37%)
823:Germans in Serbia
758:SS Gruppenfuehrer
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