-
among the
domobranci, as many
wished to
avoid any
specific commitment except to the
Slovenian Homeland. On the day of the oath, ten
domobranci soldiers...
-
stadium on 20
April 1944 when the
Domobranci swore oaths of allegiance; the last is on 30
January 1945 as the
Domobranci paraded past
after again swearing...
- he also
served as
chief inspector of the
Slovene Home
Guard (Slovene:
Domobranci), a
collaborationist militia,
although he did not have any
military command...
- the anti-Communist forces, and to this end
ordered the
formation of the
Domobranci, the
Slovenian Home
Guard forces on 24
September 1943.: 124 Although...
- Postojna, the 10th SS-Police Regiment,
Italian R.S.I. troops,
Slovenian Domobranci (pro-****
Slovenian militia). The next
campaign parti****ted in by the...
- partisans, and the
Slovenian National Defense Corps. The
Slovene Home
Guard (
Domobranci) was a
collaborationist force formed in
September 1943 in the Province...
- initiative, the
Germans established the anti-Partisan, anti-communist
Domobranci, i.e. the
Slovenian Home Guard. as an SS-auxiliary force. Rožman support...
-
Switzerland in June 1944 to
offer to put
Slovene Home
Guard forces (Slovene:
domobranci), some
soldiers of the
Independent State of Croatia, and some Chetnik...
- Hrvatskoj, 1941-1945. Globus. ISBN 9788634300109. Nose, Aleš (2008).
Domobranci zdravo - Bog daj: protikomunistične
enote na
Slovenskem 1942-1945. Modrijan...
- ISBN 1442613300 Mlakar,
Boris (2003).
Slovensko Domobranstvo 1943-1945 [Slovenian
Domobranci/Home Guards] (in Slovenian).
Ljubljana Slovenia:
Slovenska Matica. pp...
