Yugoslav Resistance During WWII

What was a significant factor that led to the formation of Yugoslavia after World War I?

• The rise of the Soviet Union

• The collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The defeat of the Ottoman Empire

Which group was known for its strategy of selective collaboration during the Axis occupation of Yugoslavia?

• The Chetniks

• The French Resistance

• The Partisans

• The Estar J

What was a key reason for the Partisans' recognition by the Allies as the legitimate resistance?

• Their support from the Soviet Union

• Their initial cooperation with the Chetniks

• Their collaboration with the Axis

• Their multi-ethnic composition and active resistance

How did Tito's leadership contribute to the success of the Partisans?

• By promoting a unified vision for the future

• By avoiding any military engagements

• By focusing solely on Serbian interests

• By forming alliances with the Axis

What geographical advantage did the Partisans have in their resistance efforts?

• Proximity to Allied forces

• Base in mountainous regions

• Control of major cities

• Access to the sea for naval support