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Germany would win the war. The AÄimoviÄ government lacked any semblance of power, and was merely an instrument of the German occupation regime, carrying out its orders within the occupied territory of Serbia. Unable to cope with a mass uprising which began in early July, it was replaced in late August. To my eternal embarrassment, many years ago I AfD'd this article, thinking it wasn't notable. So I've effectively rescued it from myself... All comments gratefully received.
1098:"Turner suggested that Danckelmann strengthen the AÄimoviÄ administration so that it might subdue the rebellion on its own. The Germans were dissatisfied with the AÄimoviÄ administration's attempts at countering the uprising." Is this meant to suggest that Danckelmann acted on Turner's suggestion. Was Danckelmann one of the Germans who was dissatisfied?
372:"The new administration was experienced, as like AÄimoviÄ, JojiÄ, Letica and PantiÄ had all served as ministers in various cabinets, JosifoviÄ and ProtiÄ had been assistant ministers, KostiÄ was a university professor, and others were experts in their respective fields." I would suggest a semi-colon after "experienced" and dropping the "as" there.
1101:"AÄimoviÄ, whose sacking the Germans had been considering since mid-July, was thus deemed incompetent" I kind of 'get' this sentence, but it seems to run two issues together. If he was considered incompetent for failing to quash the rising, say so; if there were other, separate, issues, state them and do so separately.
397:"Non-Serbs who left the occupied territory had to be replaced..." Was there a lot of non-Serbs in government positions at this time? It sounds like there wasn't, but if there is a way to give that context it would be good. I'm not sure how to best note that now, but I'll wait to hear back before offering suggestions.
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447:"AÄimoviÄ initially retained his position as Minister of the Interior." The wording here implies he lost his position, but the next sentence says he died in 1945. Did he hold the ministry from 1941 to 1945, or did he move between then? I would also suggest linking Chetnik there.
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Minister of the Interior in StojadinoviÄ's pro-Axis government." I find the jumping around in time a little
1095:"As Danckelmann had been told to use available forces as ruthlessly as possible, Turner suggested that Danckelmann strengthen the AÄimoviÄ administration so that it might subdue the rebellion on its own." I don't see where "as ruthlessly as possible" comes into this.
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It was only "when ... Danckelmann ... was unable to obtain more German troops or police to suppress the revolt" that "he had to consider every option available". Is this not something which an efficient administrator and/or military person would be expected to do
894:"This was due to the key rail and riverine transport routes that passed through it, and its valuable resources, particularly non-ferrous metals" Is this not redundant, given that the same information is repeated in more detail in the next two sentences?
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That's all I can see; the prose is very clean. An interesting if unpleasant story. Has there ever been a successful FAC nominated by someone who had nominated the article for deletion?
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1045:"3.81 million inhabitants, including between 50 and 60 per cent of Yugoslav Serbs" Maybe '3.81 million inhabitants, of whom between 50 and 60 per cent were Yugoslav Serbs'?
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557:: I assume this is Australian English we're using here? In BrEng I'd cut the "of", and I thought Australian English was closer to BrEng on this, but you would know.
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269:screenshot
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1423:: This
1406:Ian Rose
920:jarring.
667:contribs
622:contribs
337:Comments
54:Ealdgyth
50:promoted
1185:Quite.
1092:anyway?
671:library
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1210:Done.
1135:Done.
977:Done.
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