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On this date, the Italien army broke the peace in the Balkans, attcking Greece, and heading towards Yugoslavia
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At 5:12 am, Axis powers began the invasion of Yugoslavia, the Luftwaffe bombed Belgrade and other major cities
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The first two resistance groups arise, the Communist Partisian led by Josip Broz Tito, and the Serbian extremeist Cetniks, led by Draža Mihailović
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11 days after the invasion, the whole of Yugoslavia signed in armistace, causing more than 300,000 Yugoslavian soldiers to be arrested
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After failing horribly againest the Partisans, the Cetniks begin to first rely, then serve, the Axis Powers. The Partisans countinue to succesfully pull off there Guerilla warfare tactics
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As the Cetniks surrendered, the Partisans countinued the assault, and were pushing out the Axis and Russian powers out of Yugoslavia
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Convened in Bihac (Located in Bosnia), it was held to establish post-war efforts
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The Partisans succesfully beat back an Axis assault coming over the Neretva river. This is a turing point in the war
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In an effort to reunite the royal family into power with the Partisans, the Western Powers propose the Tito-Šubašić Agreement. It didn't go as planned, and it simply created a new baseline for the Yugoslavian government after the war
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The Yugoslavian Partisans were able to kick the Axis out of Serbia, and on February 23, 1945, the rest of Yugoslavia, though the Germans were able to capture some
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The first election in New Yugoslavia history is held, Josip Broz Tito winning the election as new prime minister
