Mihailovic in history sparks letters on Yugoslav legacy
A volley of letters debates General Drava Mihailovic, Chetniks, and wartime loyalties. Readers challenge portrayals, question alleged collaboration with Germans, and urge balance amid memories of Kragujevac and Belgrade. Prominent voices cite personal witnessing and historical claims.
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Mihailovic praised and vilified in wartime memory debate
G Bralovic argues for General Mihailovic as a Serbian hero while opponents cite Tito and Yugoslav Communists, quoting American and British critiques and wartime actions. The letter contends Western democracies betrayed Mihailovic, highlighting his resistance against Germans and his role in aiding pilots.
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