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organized a conference and the group decided to retreat to
Slovenia until more a favourable political situation for their national cause was reached, inviting Mihailović and CNK to follow their conclusions. In the absence of a reply from Mihailović, on 1 March 1945 Đurišić organized a new conference
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The
Chetniks established Mountain Staff No. 1 and Central National Committee, forming the ideological substance of the Chetnik movement - For Democracy, Against All Dictatorships - their aim for the war. The CNK was composed of the political representatives of all prewar opposition parties.
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of the "National
Committee of Higher Military Commanders and Intellectuals from Montenegro, Boka and Old Ras" that reached the same conclusions. Mihailović and CNK rejected decisions of this conference and condemned Đurišić.
237:
The CNK did not have particular importance. Is
Executive Board was active for the first two years only. At the beginning of 1943 the CNK was expanded and joined by Aleksandar Aksentijević, Đuro Đurović,
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pointed to the secondary status of the
Central National Committee and Moljević's rise to prominence in this committee only in 1943, as significant details undercut the perception that Moljević's "
291:("Voice of Yugoslavia"), initiated on 10 July 1944. It was edited by the Executive Board of the CNK, mainly by Dr. Đura Đurović who was board's secretary between June and September 1944.
166:, many intellectuals and members of non-Communist political parties supported it. This group became the nucleus of CNK, which coordinated their activities with the headquarters.
734:
Ravnogorska istorijska čitanka: povest nacionalnog pokreta otpora u II svetskom ratu kroz dela učesnika i svedoka : jubilarno izdanje povodom šezdesetgodišnjice, 1941-2001
162:, did not accept the capitulation of the Yugoslav Army and organized resistance in their headquarters at Ravna Gora. As soon as the news about this resistance movement reached
515:, p. 110:"Убрзо је Централни национални комитет, као политички одбор четничког покрета, у Београду почео са активностима на пружању отпора њемачком окупатору."
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AVNOJ i narodnooslobodilačka borba u Bosni i
Hercegovini: 1942-1943 : materijali sa naučnog skupa održanog u Sarajevu 22. i 23. novembra 1973. godine
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284:. The vice president of CNK was Mustafa Mulalić. He hoped to collect all Muslim sympathizers of the Yugoslav Federation as projected by the Chetniks.
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The CNK was established at the end of August 1941 as a consultative body. According to some sources, the CNK was established in
September 1941.
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This article is about
Advisory body of the Chetniks of Draža Mihailović established during WWII. For other uses of this and similar terms, see
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491:, p. 66:" Додуше, постојао је, мада без већег значаја, Централни национални комитет као политичко тело још од августа 1941. године.
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Centralnog nacionalnog, komiteta ravnogorskog pokreta Mustafa Mulalić još je gajio nadu da bi među ...
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Photo of Đura Đurović, secretary of the
Executive Board of CNK and editor of its official organ "Glas Jugoslavije"
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264:, the CNK was designated to acquire political responsibility and cooperate with Allies until liberation from
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troops into Axis occupied Yugoslavia the CNK decided to follow advice from the US to gather their forces in
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played a crucial role in preparation of a coherent set of Chetnik war objectives with establishment of the
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coast and their infiltration into Bosnia and other parts of Yugoslavia. On 21 February 1945,
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in August 1941 by the group of political representatives of all prewar opposition parties.
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Central National Committee of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
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as one of the most important Chetnik war objectives.
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126:Централни национални комитет Краљевине Југославије
33:Централни Национални Комитет Краљевине Југославије
319:Some members of the CNK, including its president
787:Yugoslavia as History: Twice There Was a Country
450:. U.S. Government Printing Office. p. 5901.
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158:. A small group of Yugoslav officers, led by
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723:Četnički pokret Draže Mihailovića 1941-1945
720:Latas, Branko; Dželebdžić, Milovan (1979).
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307:and await the invasion of Allied forces on
83:Mustafa Mulalić (since beginning of 1943)
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331:where they were all killed in April 1945.
116:, also known by its Yugoslav abbreviation
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748:. Завод за уџбенике и наставна средства.
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861:Pavle Đurišić, Lovro Hacin, Juraj Špiler
688:Matić, Milan B.; Vesović, Milan (1995).
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106:For Democracy, Against All Dictatorships
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864:. Centar za informacije i publicitet.
769:. Институт за Новију Историју Србије.
745:Театри окупиране престонице, 1941-1944
726:. Beogradski izdavačko-grafički zavod.
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287:The official organ of the CNK was
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444:Congress, United States. (1989).
181:Its Executive Board members were
784:Lampe, John R. (28 March 2000).
673:. University of Illinois Press.
561:. Akademija. 1987. p. 130.
208:Komitet crnogorskih nacionalista
203:Комитет црногорских националиста
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136:Yugoslav Army in the Fatherland
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339:Many authors emphasize that
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709:Papadopolos, Dušan (1974).
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429:Latas & Dželebdžić 1979
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763:Milićević, Nataša (2009).
667:Lees, Lorraine M. (2007).
461:Vučković & Krstić 2001
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226:Srpski nacionalni komitet
221:Српски национални комитет
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588:Matić & Vesović 1995
527:"Черчилов избор – Броз!"
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49:August or September 1941
325:Battle of Lijevče Field
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890:Minić, Miloš (1993).
879:Čengić, Enes (1985).
843:. Službeni list SRJ.
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156:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
537:on 23 September 2018
329:Jasenovac death camp
187:Mladen Mlađa Žujović
896:. Agencija "Mir".
357:Homogeneous Serbia
345:Homogeneous Serbia
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871:978-86-7125-006-1
829:Istorija Beograda
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270:Communists
233:Activities
195:Montenegro
146:Background
72:Leadership
57:April 1945
885:. Globus.
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309:Dalmatian
211:) and in
152:April War
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