Government of National Salvation (Serbia)

Government of National Salvation (Serbia)

Government of National Salvation
Vlada Nacionalnog Spasa (sr-lat)
Влада Националног Спаса (sr-cyr)
Regierung der nationalen Rettung (de)
Status Puppet government of Serbia under German occupation
Historical era August 29, 1941 - October, 1944
Headquarters Belgrade
Prime minister Milan Nedić

Government of National Salvation (Serbian: Vlada nacionalnog spasa or Влада националног спаса), also known as Nedić regime (Serbian: Nedićev režim or Недићев режим) was the second puppet Serbian government of German-occupied Serbia during World War II. It operated from August 29, 1941 to October, 1944. President of the government was Milan Nedić.

Contents

List of ministers

After August 29, 1941

After August 29, 1941, ministers were:

  • Milan Nedić, president of the council of ministers
  • Milan Aćimović, minister of internal affairs
  • Ognjen Kuzmanović, minister of buildings
  • Momčilo Janković, minister within presidency of the council of ministers
  • Josif Kostić, minister of post offices, telegraphs and telephones
  • Dr Miloš Trivunac, minister of education
  • Dr Ljubiša Mikić, minister of finances
  • Panta Draškić, minister of labor
  • Dr Čedomir Marjanović, minister of justice
  • Dr Jovan Mijušković, minister of social policy
  • Dr Miloš Radosavljević, minister of agriculture
  • Mihailo Olćan, minister of people's economy

After October 7, 1941

After government reconstruction in October 7, 1941, ministers were:

  • Milan Nedić, president of the council of ministers
  • Milan Aćimović, minister of internal affairs
  • Ognjen Kuzmanović, minister of buildings
  • Dušan Letica, minister of finances
  • Velibor Jonić, minister of education
  • Josif Kostić, minister of post offices, telegraphs and telephones
  • Dr Miloš Radosavljević, minister of agriculture and food
  • Dr Čedomir Marjanović, minister of justice
  • Dr Jovan Mijušković, minister of social policy and people's health
  • Mihailo Olćan, minister of people's economy
  • Đura Dokić, minister of traffic

After November 10, 1942

After government reconstruction in November 10, 1942, ministers were:

  • Milan Nedić, president of the council of ministers
  • Bogoljub Kujundžić, minister of justice
  • Ognjen Kuzmanović, minister of buildings
  • Velibor Jonić, minister of education
  • Josif Kostić, minister of post offices, telegraphs and telephones
  • Đura Dokić, minister of traffic
  • Dušan Đorđević, minister of finances
  • Tanasije Dinić, minister of internal affairs
  • Dr Milorad Nedeljković, minister of people's economy
  • Radosav Veselinović, minister of agriculture and food
  • Stojimir Dobrosavljević, minister of social policy and people's health

After November 6, 1943

After government reconstruction in November 6, 1943, following changes were implemented:

  • President of the council of ministers Milan Nedić also became minister of internal affairs
  • Tanasije Dinić became minister of social policy and people's health

References

  • Olivera Milosavljević, Potisnuta istina - Kolaboracija u Srbiji 1941-1944, Beograd, 2006.
  • Boško N. Kostić, Za istoriju naših dana, Lille, France, 1949.

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