A) Vladko Maček B) Prince Paul C) Dragiša Cvetković D) Milan Stojadinović
A) An economic union B) A military alliance C) A territorial cession D) A non-aggression treaty
A) The Soviet Union B) France C) Britain D) Germany
A) David Albala B) Milan Gavrilović C) Vladko Maček D) Dragiša Cvetković
A) Independent State of Croatia B) Banovina of Croatia C) Federation of Yugoslavia D) Autonomous Serbia
A) Serbian military circles B) Communist Party of Yugoslavia C) Ustaše D) French loyalists
A) Britain B) Soviet Union C) Italy D) Germany
A) The invasion of Poland B) The invasion of Albania C) The fall of France D) The Battle of Britain
A) Germany B) Italy C) Greece D) Yugoslavia
A) Joseph Stalin B) Prince Paul C) Benito Mussolini D) Adolf Hitler
A) To obtain funding for arms B) To negotiate a military alliance C) To sign a trade agreement D) To request an evacuation plan
A) Benito Mussolini B) Joseph Stalin C) Prince Paul D) Adolf Hitler
A) Treaty of Friendship B) Non-aggression pact C) Mutual Defense Treaty D) Tripartite Pact
A) Italo-Greek War B) Italo-French War C) Italo-Soviet War D) Italo-Yugoslav War
A) Religious conflicts B) Demands for Croatian autonomy C) Border disputes with Greece D) Economic collapse
A) 6 April 1941 B) 1 September 1939 C) 8 May 1945 D) 22 June 1941
A) The Italian capitulation B) The Tehran Conference C) Germany's attack on the USSR D) The Belgrade offensive
A) A Soviet satellite state B) An Axis-allied regime C) A neutral state D) A Partisan stronghold
A) Ustaše B) Russian Protective Corps C) Slovene Home Guard D) Chetniks
A) Zagreb and Ljubljana B) Carinthia and Sarajevo C) Neretva and Sutjeska D) Belgrade and Trieste
A) Potsdam Conference B) Tehran Conference C) Yalta Conference D) Moscow Conference
A) Two million B) Five hundred thousand C) Around one million D) Three hundred thousand |