Hitler's new disorder : the Second World War in Yugoslavia / Stevan K. Pavlowitch.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-315) and index.

1. The End of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - August 1939-April 1941 -- 2. Yugoslavia Broken Up: Hitler's 'New Disorder' - 1941 -- The Independent State of Croatia and Italy's three zones -- The German-controlled 'Serbian residual state' -- Italian-held Montenegro; Albania's, Bulgaria's and Hungary's annexations; Slovenia -- 3. Insurgents Left to Their Own Devices - 1942 -- Mihailovic's sabotage action in Serbia; the 'Ravna Gora Movement' -- The 'Italian-Chetnik Condominium' of Montenegro -- Tito's 'March' across Bosnia; battle without mercy -- The failure of the policy of forced conversions in the NDH -- Slovenia divided between God, Satan and an uncommitted centre -- 4. The Allies Do Not Come; the Italians Withdraw - 1943 -- In expectation of an allied landing -- In expectation of Italy's withdrawal -- After the withdrawal of Italy -- 5. The KPJ Liberates, Conquers and Restores Yugoslavia - January 1944-May 1945 -- Tito's moves, from Jajce to Belgrade, via Bari, Vis and Moscow -- The long German withdrawal from Macedonia to Slovenia -- The end: the final withdrawal of the Germans and the communist takeover -- Conclusion: The Death and Rebirth of Yugoslavia.