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Newspaper

Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

4

Dalmatia Partisan Paper Hidden In Mountains

A six page weekly distributed secretly in Dalmatia by AVNOJ members is produced at Free Dalmatia headquarters in a stone village. The hand set press prints one page daily and a small staff of 15, including five women, sustains the operation while fighters rotate through. The paper serves as a symbol of Partisan unity amid German-occupied territory along the Adriatic coastline.

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Free Dalmatia Staff Recall Yugoslav Partisans Life

A memoir fragment describes trials of traitors, harsh wartime leniency, and two Ustachi freed after capture. It portrays harsh winter in a mountain village near the sea, daily radio broadcasts from London and Moscow, and the daily routines of Free Dalmatia staff amid sparse meals and loyal slogans for Marshal Tito. The narrative notes American aid and villagers’ curiosity about the United States and popular culture.

Matia Ustachi Apay London Free Dalmatia Stone House Army of Liberation Free Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Tito Moscow New York America Laurel and Hardy

Liberators Fly Over as Yugoslav Camp Escapees Reach Partisans

A village watches seventy Liberator planes pass in a precise northbound formation. Matosic from Yugoslavia visits to discuss sport and struggle. Two escapees from concentration camps, one 27 and one 35, join the Partisans after three years abroad. They recount experiences from Wiener Neustadt and the Jasenovac Ustachi camp, noting sabotage scarcity and German strategy to sow mistrust among nationalities. The day ends with cautious meals and peaches shared among all.

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