iamia, sinuhe i sabanss
vidim da pripadate ovoj frakciji novokomponovanih istoricara koji umanjuju sve sto je bilo do njihovog izbora 1990 od kada nam tece med i mljeko
reci da NOVJ je smijurija, pa malo je reci da je smjesno
pa samo recimo sile osovine su angazovale oko 90-100 000 ljudi u 4 ofanzivi protiv 20 000 partizana
zatim u 5 ofanzivi oko 130 000 ljudi protiv 23 000 partizana
ocigledno da su ih sile osovine smatrali smijurijom
zatim u beogradskoj operaciji jedinice NOV-a u sirem djelovanju su brojale tricavih 80 000, a u samom oslobodzenju beograda na svakog sovieta je isao 1 partizan
zatim krajem 1944 i pocetkom 1945 u jugoslaviji je djelovalo oko 400 000 vojnika osovina od kojih 120 000 njemaca i SS pripadnika
Set against the Yugoslav Partisans was German General Alexander Löhr of Army Group E (Heeresgruppe E). This Army Group had seven army corps (the XV Mountain, XV Cossack, XXI Mountain, XXXIV, LXIX, and LXXXXVII). These corps included seventeen weakened divisions (1st Cossack, 2nd Cossack, 7th SS, 11th Luftwaffe Field, 22nd, 41st, 104th, 117th, 138th, 181st, 188th, 237th, 297th, 369th Croat, 373rd Croat, 392nd Croat and the 14th SS Ukrainian Division). In addition to the seven corps, the Axis had remnant naval and Luftwaffe forces
a tek sremski front koja je to bila smijurija
After the September advance through Romania and Bulgaria, in October 1944 Red Army together with Yugoslav forces took Belgrade, central communication node of the Balkans. Due to activity of Yugoslav partisans,[4] combined Yugoslav-Allies operation Ratweek, and pressure of Bulgarian Army, Germans failed to prevent this with deployment of strong Army Group E troops from Greece. Red Army decided to exploit this delay of Army Group E forces and to continue advancement with 3rd Ukrainian Front from Belgrade to south-west Hungary. The aim of the combined Soviet-Yugoslav forces advancement through Syrmia was to separate and protect this main attack in Hungary from the lateral pressure of the Army Group E from the south.
From September 1944 to January 1945, German Army Group E pushed its way through Macedonia, Kosovo, Sanjak and Bosnia, and at the time found itself vitally dependent of the sole available escape route communication Sarajevo - Slavonski Brod. For this reason, it was of vital significance for Germans to defend the zone of Slavonski Brod, threatened with Soviet-Yugoslav advancement through Syrmia. To prevent cutting off of Army Group E forces, German South-east command prepared seven successive fortified defense lines between Danube and Sava river from Ruma to Vinkovci. The Syrmian Front campaign consisted of Yugoslav attempts to break through and German struggle to defend these lines of defense.
Casualties and losses
Democratic Federal Yugoslavia 13,500+ killed
(including Italian partisans 163 killed)
Soviet Union 1,100 killed
630 killed Total 30,000 killed
Asixs
Total 30,000 killed
ma samo mala sitnica od nastavka fronta u madjarskoj i gdje su in dalje najvise koncentrisane njemacke jedinice
ili je ipak neko drugi smijurija