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by Gregory A. Freeman


  Musgrove, Clare. Personal interviews and correspondence with the author.

  Musulin, George. Report on the Michailovic’s Cetnik army; suggestions of some Allied support. Central Intelligence Agency 1944. Reproduced in Declassified Documents Reference System, Farmington Hills, Michigan: Gale Group, 2006.

  National Committee of American Airmen to Aid Gen. Draza Mihailovich and the Serbian People. Press Clippings, Books I, II, III. Chicago, 1946. Unpublished collection donated to Library of Congress, 1946.

  O’Donnell, Patrick K. Operatives, Spies, and Saboteurs: The Unknown Story of the Men and Women of WWII’s OSS. New York: Free Press, 2004.

  Oliver, Thomas. Unintended Visit to Yugoslavia. Unpublished manuscript donated to the United States Air Force Academy, 1990.

  Orsini, Tony. Personal interviews and correspondence with the author.

  Pesic, Miodrag D. Operation Air Bridge: Serbian Chetniks and the Rescued American Airmen in World War II [English translation from the original Serbian]. Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Serbian Masters’ Society, 2002.

  Petrovich, Nick. Personal interviews and correspondence with the author.

  “Ploesti Oil Raid: Operation Tidal Wave.” www.ww2guide.com/oil.shtml

  “Radio Signal Aids Rescue of 250 Fliers.” The Washington Post, February 20, 1945, p. 2.

  Rebic, Aleksandra. “The Living Spirit of Ravna Gora.” Liberty, July 25, 2003. www.snd-us.com/Liberty/sm_1843.html.

  Roberts, Walter R. Tito, Mihailovic and the Allies: 1941-1945. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press, 1987.

  Roosevelt, Kermit. The Overseas Targets: War Reports of the OSS. Vol. I. Washington, DC: Carrollton Press, 1976.

  Roosevelt, Kermit. The Overseas Targets: War Reports of the OSS. Vol. II. Washington, DC: Carrollton Press, 1976.

  Savich, Carl K. “Draza Mihailovich and the rescue of U.S. airmen during World War II.” Serbian Unity Congress. www.serbianunity.net/culture/history/Draza_Mihailovich/rescue.html.

  Smith, Richard Harris. OSS: The Secret History of America’s First Central Intelligence Agency. Guilford, Connecticut: The Lyons Press, 1973.

  The Trial of Dragoljub-Draza Mihailovic: Stenographic Record and Documents from the Trial of Dragoljub-Draza Mihailovic. Salisbury, North Carolina: Documentary Publications, 1977.

  Tompkins, Peter. Italy Betrayed. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1966.

  United States Department of State. Telegrams related to awarding Legion of Merit to Draza Mihaliovich. April 1, 1948, to April 9, 1948.

  United States Department of War. Western Union Telegram to Angiolina Orsini, Jersey City, NJ: August 3, 1944.

  Vujnovich, George. Personal interviews and correspondence with the author.

  Vujnovich, George and Mirjana. As told to Theodore Wilkinson. Memoirs of a Marriage: Oral History of George and Mirjana Vujnovic. Washington, DC: Five and Ten Press, 2001.

  Vuksic, Velimir. Tito’s Partisans: 1941-1945. Botley, Oxford, United Kingdom: Osprey Publishing, 2003.

  Wilkinson, Xenia. Personal interviews and correspondence with author.

  Wilson, Robert. Personal interviews and correspondence with the author.

  Woodward, E. L. British Foreign Policy in the Second World War. London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1962.

  Index

  Accra

  Acheson, Dean

  ACRU (Air Crew Rescue Unit) (see also Operation Halyard)

  Adriatic Sea

  Afrika Korps

  Air Transport Command

  Aldis lamp

  Alexander, King of Yugoslavia

  American Communist Party

  Anglo-American Club, Belgrade

  Ascensión

  Astra refinery, Romania

  Aunt Jemima device

  Austria

  B-17 bombers

  B-24 bombers

  B-25 bombers

  Ball turret gunners

  Bari, Italy

  Bay of Kotor

  BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)

  Beano grenade

  Belgrade, Yugoslavia

  Benigno, Sam (Banana Nose)

  Bethlehem Shipyard, Baltimore

  Bletchley Park

  Blunt, Anthony

  Bogdan

  Bor, Yugoslavia

  Bosnia

  Brindisi, Italy

  British

  Eighth Army

  General Service Intelligence (GSI)

  MI6

  Middle East Command

  Operation Halyard and

  Special Operations Executive (SOE)

  Brock, Ray

  Brooks, Norman

  Bucharest, Romania

  Buckler

  Budapest, Hungary

  Bulgaria

  Bunar, Yugoslavia

  Burgess, Guy

  C-47 cargo planes

  in Operation Halyard rescue

  Cairncross, John

  Cairo, Egypt

  California Citizen’s Committee to Commemorate General Draza Mihailovich

  Cambridge Apostles

  Cambridge Five

  Cape of Good Hope

  Cape Town, South Africa

  Carl, Sergeant

  Casey Jones device

  Catholicism

  Chachak, Yugoslavia

  Chamberlain, Neville

  Chetniks (see also Mihailovich, Draza)

  Child, Julia

  Christian Science Monitor

  Christi, Major

  Churchill, Randolph

  Churchill, Winston

  CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)

  Columbia mission

  Committee for the Fair Trial to General Mihailovich

  Constanta, Romania

  Corfu, Greece

  Croatia

  Dalmatian Alps

  Danube River

  Davidson, Basil

  D-Day invasion

  Deakin, Sir William

  Denic, Branco

  Derwinski, Edward J.

  Dinaric Alps

  Donovan, William J. “Wild Bill,”

  Doolittle Raid

  Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia

  Eaker, Ira

  Eisenhower, Dwight D.

  Ernst, Morris L.

  Farish, Lynn

  Farm, the

  FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

  Felman, Richard

  Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria

  Fighting Mudcat bomber

  Fleming, Ian

  Ford, Kirk, Jr.

  Fort Benning, Georgia

  Fotić, Konstantin

  Geneva convention

  Gestapo

  Ghana

  Goebbels, Joseph

  Goebbels, Magda

  Goldberg, Arthur

  Goldwater, Barry

  Gornji Milanovac, Yugoslavia

  Greece

  Grottaglie air force base, Italy

  Ground loop

  Halverson, Harry A.

  Hayden, Sterling

  Herzeg Novi, Yugoslavia

  History of the Communist Party of Great Britain (Klugmann)

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hoover, J. Edgar

  Hudson, Duane

  Hungary

  Istanbul, Turkey

  Italy

  Bari

  Brindisi

  Jagodina, Yugoslavia

  Japan

  Jerusalem

  Jibilian, Arthur

  Jibilian, Oksana

  Jibilian, Sarkis

  Joint Chiefs of Staff

  Jovanovich, Slobodan

  JU-52 Junker planes

  Kent, Chetnik commander

  KGB

  Kilpatrick, William J.

  Kingdom of Serbia

  Kingdom of Yugoslavia

  Klugmann, James

  Knezevich, Zivan L.

  Knox, Frank

  Kragujevac, Yugoslavia

  Kraigher, George

  Kraljevo, Yugoslavia

  Lalich, Nick

  Landi
ng strip construction

  Lapovo, Yugoslavia

  Laredo, Texas

  Lazic, Mirko

  Lecce, Italy

  Legion of Merit, awarded to Mihailovich

  Liberia

  Libyan Desert

  Lovell, Stanley

  Lovett, Tom P.

  “L” pills

  Lufthansa airlines

  Luftwaffe

  Maclean, Donald

  Majestic (liner)

  Marko, Kraljevich

  Martin, David

  Marxism Today

  Mato, Paul F.

  Mayer, Israel “Bronx”

  McKool, Mike

  Mediterranean Allied Air Force

  Messerschmitt fighters

  Mihailovich, Draza

  Allies, relations with

  anti-Nazi activities

  arrest of

  character of

  clearing name

  defense of, by rescued airmen

  ethnic background of

  execution of

  hunt for

  last words of

  Legion of Merit awarded to

  physical appearance of

  on Time magazine cover

  Tito and

  trial of

  U.S. airmen, protection of

  in World War I

  Mihailovich, Gordana

  Milac, Ivan

  Milankovic, Captain

  Miljacka River

  “Mission to Save Mihailovich”

  Montenegro

  Moslems

  Mount Orjen

  Mueller, Professor

  Musgrove, Clare

  Mussolini, Benito

  Musulin, George

  Natal

  National Committee for Defense of Draza Mihailovich and the Serbian People

  National Health Institute

  National Movement

  National Security Act of 1947

  Negative information technique

  New York Journal American

  New York Times

  New York World-Telegram

  Nigeria

  Nis, Yugoslavia

  Norden bombsight

  Normandy

  North Africa

  North, John Ringling

  Norton, Lawrence

  Novi Sad, Yugoslavia

  Obilich, Milosh

  Ogalen, Yugoslavia

  Oliver, Thomas

  Operation Halyard

  August 9th night rescue

  August 10th daylight rescue

  landing strip construction

  last flight of

  order of evacuation

  OSS agents dropped into Yugoslavia

  planning for

  Operation Halyard (continued)

  press accounts

  secrecy surrounding

  supplies shipped by

  team chosen for

  thwarted attempts

  total number of airmen rescued by

  veterans of

  Operation Mihailovich

  Operation Punishment

  Operation Tidal Wave

  Orsini, Angiolina

  Orsini, Tony

  Orthodox Church

  OSS and the Yugoslav Resistance (Ford)

  OSS (Office of Strategic Services)

  captured agents

  Columbia mission

  devices and methodologies of

  disbanding of

  establishment of

  Operation Halyard and

  purpose of

  recruitment for

  weapons and training

  Ostro Romano refinery, Romania

  P-38 Lightning fighters

  P-51 Mustang fighters

  Palestine

  Pan American World Airways

  Pancho Villa Expedition

  Partisans

  Paul, Prince of Yugoslavia

  Pearl Harbor

  Peter II, King of Yugoslavia

  Petrovich, Nick

  Philby, Kim

  Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

  Ploesti oil fields, Romania

  Poland

  Popovich, Eli

  Pranjane, Yugoslavia

  Pritchett, Leonard “Tex”

  Purlia, Koka

  Purlia, Vasa

  Radar

  Radio equipment

  Rajacich, Mike

  Ravna Gora, Yugoslavia

  Reagan, Ronald

  Reed, Philip

  Risan, Yugoslavia

  Romana Americana oil refinery, Romania

  Romania

  Ploesti oil fields in

  Rommel, Erwin (the Desert Fox)

  Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

  Roosevelt, Quentin

  Sabotage

  Salapa, George

  Salvoldi, Jumping Joe

  Sarajevo, Yugoslavia

  Sava River

  Secret Intelligence Service

  Serb/Croat conflict

  Serbian-American community

  Serbian National Federation

  Shepherd Field, Texas

  Shore, Dinah

  Simic, Stanoje

  Simović, Dušan

  Sofia, Bulgaria

  Soviet Union

  Spanish Civil War

  Sperry Corporation

  Stalin, Joseph

  State, U.S. Department of

  Stefanovic, Miodrag

  Stuka dive bombers

  Sudan

  Svilengrad, Bulgaria

  Switzerland

  Syria

  Taurus Express

  Tehran Conference of 1943,

  Thibadeau, John

  Thurmond, Strom

  Time magazine

  Titanic (liner)

  Tito, Josip Broz

  Tokyo, Japan

  Tolstoy, Ilya

  Transylvanian Alps

  Trinity College, Cambridge

  Tripartite Pact of 1941

  Truman, Harry

  Turkey

  Twining, Nathan

  Ukraine

  University of Belgrade

  U.S. Fifteenth Air Force

  U.S. 29th Infantry Division

  U.S. 42nd Divisionh Regiment of

  U.S. 60th Troop Carrier Command

  U.S. 69th New York Volunteers

  U.S. 449th Bomb Grouph Squadron of

  U.S. 459th Bomb Group

  Ustashe

  Vasić, Dragisă

  Vichy French

  Vidovdan holiday

  Vujnovich, George

  background of

  in Belgrade

  in Cairo

  escape from Yugoslavia

  in Istanbul

  marriage to Mirjana

  meeting and courtship of Mirjana

  Operation Halyard and

  with OSS

  postwar career of

  supplies sent by

  Vujnovich, Mary

  Vujnovich, Mirjana Lazic

  in Belgrade

  in Cairo

  escape from Yugoslavia

  in Istanbul

  marriage to George

  meeting and courtship by George

  Vujnovich, Peter

  Vujnovich, Xenia

  Walpusk, Carl J.

  War, U.S. Department of

  Washington Post

  Wilson, Henry

  Wilson, Robert

  World War I,

  Wuchinich, George

  Young Bosnia

  Young Communist League

  Yugoslav Army of the Homeland

  Yugoslav Communist Party

  Yugoslavia (see also Mihailovich, Draza)

  bombing of Belgrade

  civil war

  German invasion of

  Tripartite Pact of 1941 and

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