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by Carl Savich 1943 was a turning point of World War II. That was the year when the fate of the Axis was sealed and Allied victory assured. The defeat of Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Corps in North Africa and the…
By Carl Savich British support for Serbia during World War I was vital. After Serbia was overrun by German, Austro-Hungarian, and Bulgarian troops in 1915, Britain, France, and Russia remained the lifeline that preserved the country. After the retreat across…
By Carl K. Savich The Parkland High School shooting in Florida on February 14, 2018 focused attention again on the unending cycle of violence in American society. It is only the latest in a series of mass shootings: Columbine, Sandy…
In his latest interview for Serbia’s National Public Service Radio, Srdja Trifkovic discusses the geopolitical significance of the Balkan Peninsula, through the centuries, in the context of today’s complex strategic equation in Southeastern Europe. Originally published in Chronicles Audio (Interview…
By Carl Savich In June, 1942, King Peter II of Yugoslavia began an official state visit to the United States to seek military and humanitarian aid for the Yugoslav guerrillas led by Draza Mihailovich. In Washington, DC, Peter spoke before…
By Carl Savich The Salonika Front The arrival of Russian troops on the Salonika Front on July 30, 1916 was portrayed positively in the Western media. British and French news accounts presented the deployment to the Balkans as a major…
By Carl Savich What was the impact of the 1945 Yalta Conference on Yugoslavia? The key result of the conference for Yugoslavia was that it endorsed and ratified the 1944 agreement between Josip Broz Tito and Ivan Subasic. The end…
By Carl Savich A highlight of Peter II’s 1942 official state visit to the U.S. was his speech before the U.S. Congress. That speech solidified and affirmed Yugoslavia as an ally of the U.S. during World War II. Following…
By Carl Savich Twenty Year Anniversary October 20, 1964 marked the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade in World War II. To commemorate the event, a Soviet delegation was coming to Belgrade for celebrations and memorials. The Soviet team…
By Carl Savich The September 24, 1942 visit by NDH leader Ante Pavelic to Golubinskaya outside of Stalingrad was the culmination of decades of an anti-Communist, anti-Soviet ideology. Ante Pavelic was an anti-Communist ideologue. He saw Nazi Germany, a…
- By Ioannis Michaletos - Basic outline of the Jihadist threat in the EU nowadays Trends ahead, in conjunction with ISIS decline The forthcoming USA-Russian joint action against ISIS together with Iraqi-Syrian and Turkish military advance will soon neutralize ISIS…