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    List of sources that mention WW2 political entity under nameSerbia:

    Maps from external links

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    Google books hits

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    Google books hits for "Serbia Nedic":

    Google books hits for "Serbia Acimovic":

    Google books hits for "Serbia 1941":

    Google books hits for "Serbia 1942":

    Google books hits for "Serbia 1943":

    Google books hits for "Serbia 1944":

    Google Scholar hits

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    Google Scholar hits for "Serbia 1941":

    Google Scholar hits for "Serbia 1942":

    Google Scholar hits for "Serbia 1943":

    Google Scholar hits for "Serbia 1944":

    Official documents of Serbia, 1941-1944 (proclamations, stamps, postcards, coins, etc)

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    Historical movies

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    In all these historical movies, which were made in Serbia from 1941 to 1944, name "Serbia" is used as a name of that country:

    Other sources

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    Google books quotations related to Serbia and Military Administration in Serbia

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    Evidences that "Military Administration in Serbia" was name for regime that governed territory and not for territory itself:

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    Evidences that territory governed by the German military administration and government of Milan Nedić was named Serbia:

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    These sources are explicitly stating that German Military Administration was something that governed territory, and not name for territory itself:

    • [1] - "He found his homeland occupied by German troops and governed by a German military administration"
    • [2] - "the remainder of Serbia was placed under German military administration"
    • [3] - "a Serbia under German military administration with a puppet government of its own"
    • [4] - "the Banat and Serbia were put under German military administration"
    • [5] - "Only one area, Serbia and Banat, with a population of German origin, was under direct German military administration"
    • [6] - "in April 1941, Serbia was placed under a military administration"
    • [7] - "South of the Danube, Serbia fell under German military administration. Formally, Banat was considered part of Serbia too, but effectively this area was also under German control"
    • [8] - "The German military administration in Serbia, a regime of unmitigated terror"

    Political entity table

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    political entityadministration of entityhead of administration
    United States of AmericaCabinet of the United StatesSecretary of State
    Serbia (modern)Government of SerbiaPrime Minister of Serbia
    Serbia (1941-1944)German Military administration,
    Serbian puppet government    		Commander of Military Administration,
    President of Serbian government

    Official documents from "Kolaboracija u Srbiji 1941-1944"

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    Quotations:

    • Page 247 - "REGULISANJE DRŽAVNIH DUGOVA BIVŠE KRALJEVINE JUGOSLAVIJE" (or in English: "REGULATION OF PUBLIC DEBT OF THE KINGDOM OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA"). Originally published in "Službene novine" ("official Gazette" of Serbia) in September 15, 1942.

    Here is the quotation from the source: "Sva državna imovina bivše Kraljevine Jugoslavije i njenih banovina, koja se na dan 15 aprila 1941 nalazila na području koje je konačno pripalo jednoj od država-sticateljki, postala je od toga dana vlasništvo ove države-sticateljke. Države-sticateljke u smislu ovog Sporazuma su: Nemački Rajh, Italija (uključivo Albanija i Crna Gora), Mađarska, Bugarska, Hrvatska i Srbija."

    (or in English: "All State property of the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia and its regional units, which on 15 April 1941 was in area that eventually went to one of the state-successors, became from that day the property of the state-successors. State-successors in terms of this Agreement are: German Reich, Italy (including Albania and Montenegro), Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia and Serbia.")

    (Google translate page for users who cannot read Serbian:[9]).

    • page 155 - "UREDBA O PRAVNOM POLOŽAJU NEMAČKE NARODNOSNE GRUPE U SRBIJI" ("DECREE ON THE STATUS OF GERMAN ETHNIC GROUP IN SERBIA").

    Common / official name issue

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    • Territory of the German Military Commander, Serbia -[10] (Quotation: It was officially called the "Territory of the German Military Commander, Serbia") - 1 google books hit:[11]
    • Territory of the German Military Commander in Serbia, 1 google books hit:[12]
    • Gebiet des Militärbefehlshabers Serbien - 47 google books hits:[13] (in English:Area of the Military Commander of Serbia -[14], no google books hits for English version:[15]
    • Gebiet des Militärbefehlshabers in Serbien - 3 google books hits:[16] - in English:Area of the Military Commander in Serbia -[17], no google books hits for English version:[18]
    • Serbia under German occupation - 179 google books hits:[19]
    • Serbia under German military administration - 7 google books hits:[20]
    • Serbia, 1941-1944 - 24 google books hits:[21]
    • German-occupied Serbia - 3,890 google books hits:[22]
    • puppet state of Serbia - 20 google books hits:[23]
    • Nedic's Serbia - 78 google books hits:[24]

    Google quotations

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