Bulgarian-German military alliance (1941-1944) – Created for helping and joint military co-operation for combat and liquidation of all acquittal and anti-fascist movements and military formations in the countries of the Balkans. He began to function on 1. ⅲ 1941, immediately after the accession of Bulgaria to the triple pact. For the settlement of the situation in the Balkans, Hitler headed in Bulgaria strong army group of 680 thousand people. In May 1941 During the main command of the Bulgarian armed forces, a headquarters of the German military mission was established with the task of monitoring the combat readiness and the moral political situation of the Bulgarian armed forces and the work to implement the German military doctrine. The numerous German forces were attacked Yugoslavia, that is, Macedonia and Greece, and then most of them were addressed to the eastern front, so smaller military units of the German army remained in Bulgaria. Thanks to the Military Union, the new fascist order in the Balkans was established, and Bulgaria occupied large territories in Macedonia, Serbia and Greece, which allowed the release of much of the German military forces and their departure on other fronts. Bulgarian and German occupational armies participated in many military operations against the units of new in Yugoslavia and Macedonia. On June 18, 1943 The military delegations of the two countries reached an agreement ⅶ Bulgarian Infantry Division (with 1,858 soldiers) to enter the northeast of Thessaloniki to Halkidik, that is, to the R. Bistrica. The division had the task of opposing the possible Anglo-American desolate and securing the order in the stated areas of Greek nationalist military and political organizations. The military alliance collapsed after the capitulation of Bulgaria in September 1944 .: Vikka Totoskova, Bulgaria and Third Rajech (1941-1944), Sofia, 1975; War Encyclopedia, 2, Belgrade, 1971. F. Malc.
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