The Coalition and Yugoslavia's role in WW2

There had been heavy fighting since 1939 in Yugoslavia until that all had to come to a slight halt in 1941 when Nazi Germany had entered Yugoslavia. But The Coalition was not looking for any visitors. Already by the first day of German forces being in Yugoslavia The Coalition had already begun to rebel, and by now they'd already been heavily armed and just about well enough uniformed to identify fellow freedom fighters and they were very effective at resistance thanks to one man's brilliant thinking: Borislav Filovičaįtis.

The main type of encounters The Coalition and German forces were:


 * Ambushes
 * Firefights


 * Supply line sabotages

Now despite The Coalition making their dislike towards communism very clear, there go around rumors that The Coalition may have cooperated with communist partisans and ex-military men who served in The Royal Yugoslav People's Army. (Otherwise known as (Military/Royal/Army) Remnants.) And there are also even some, but very few rumors that The Coalition may have cooperated with also the Ustaše but none of these rumors have been clearly verified to be true, but The Coalition did in fact work together with other partisan forces. Once Nazi Germany withdrew from Yugoslavia after being pushed out by Soviet soldiers, there would be less chaos but never 0 chaos. The Coalition would still get into battles against communists and the Ustaše even after Nazi Germany left. (Which is why most people don't believe the rumors of The Coalition working with the Ustaše and the communist partisans.) Later on Soviet soldiers would decide to stay in Yugoslavia as peacekeepers but they only amplified the chaos within the Yugoslav borders. The Ustaše would soon be eradicated but there was still the Soviets and the remaining military remnants which were soldiers of The Royal Yugoslav People's Army. They tired out the Soviets and got them to withdraw but yet the military remnants are still fighting, but by now their will and manpower would've been very much depleted by the end of WW2 but some men kept on fighting. But most of the remnants kept to themselves and didn't cause any trouble and just lived peacefully in the new Yugoslavia.