Commissary Government

Commissary Government
Commissary Government
Комесарска влада
Komesarska vlada
overview
Formed 1941
Dissolved 1941
Jurisdiction Serbia under German occupation
Headquarters Belgrade
Minister responsible Milan Aćimović, Prime minister

Commissary Government (Serbian: Komesarska vlada or Комесарска влада) was the first puppet Serbian government of German-occupied Serbia during World War II. It operated from April 30, 1941 to August, 1941. President of the government was Milan Aćimović.

Contents

List of commissaries

After April 30, 1941

After April 30, 1941, commissaries were:

  • Milan Aćimović, commissary for internal affairs
  • Risto Jojić, commissary for education
  • Dušan Letica, commissary for finances
  • Dušan Pantić, commissary for post offices and telegraph
  • Momčilo Janković, commissary for justice
  • Milosav Vasiljević, commissary for people's economy
  • Dr Lazar Kostić, commissary for traffic
  • Dr Stevan Ivanić, commissary for social policy
  • Stanislav Josifović, commissary for buildings
  • Jeremija Protić, commissary for food

After July 11, 1941

After government reconstruction in July 11, 1941, commissaries were:

  • Milan Aćimović, commissary for internal affairs
    • Tanasije Dinić, first deputy
    • Đorđe Perić, second deputy
  • Velibor Jonić, commissary for education
  • Ranisav Avramović, commissary for traffic
  • Momčilo Janković, commissary for justice
    • Dr Đura Kotur, deputy
  • Dušan Letica, commissary for finances
    • Milan Horvatski, deputy
  • Dušan Pantić, commissary for post offices and telegraph
    • Milorad Dimitrijević, deputy
  • Stanislav Josifović, commissary for buildings
    • no deputy
  • Budimir Cvijanović, commissary for food
    • no deputy
  • Milosav Vasiljević, commissary for people's economy
    • Dr Mihajlović, deputy
  • Dr Stevan Ivanić, commissary for social policy and people's health
    • Božidar-Darko Petrović, deputy

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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