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1st Split Partisan Detachment

The 1st Split Partisan Detachment (Serbo-Croatian: Prvi splitski partizanski odred) or the 1st Split Detachment (Serbo-Croatian: Prvi splitski odred) was a short-lived unit of the Yugoslav Partisans during World War II. It was composed of volunteers from the city of Split and was created in August 1941, just four months after the Axis occupation of…

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Active
11–14 August 1941
Allegiance
Yugoslav Partisans
Engagements
World War II in Yugoslavia
Notable commanders
Đordano Borovčić-Kurir
Size
Three platoons (planned)

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related to Commemoration · 40
1st Split Partisan Detachment → After, Anti-fascist Fighters, Anti-fascists, August, Baldasar, Borovčić-Kurir, Croatian Civic Party, Croatian Democratic Union, Croatian Pure Party, Croatian War, Faced, HDZ, HGS, Hrvatska, HČSP, In, In August, In July, Independence, It
Active · 1
1st Split Partisan Detachment → 11–14 August 1941
Allegiance · 1
1st Split Partisan Detachment → Yugoslav Partisans
Engagements · 1
1st Split Partisan Detachment → World War II in Yugoslavia
Notable commanders · 1
1st Split Partisan Detachment → Đordano Borovčić-Kurir
Size · 1
1st Split Partisan Detachment → Three platoons (planned)

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1st Split Partisan DetachmentActive11–14 August 19411.00infobox
1st Split Partisan DetachmentAllegianceYugoslav Partisans1.00infobox
1st Split Partisan DetachmentEngagementsWorld War II in Yugoslavia1.00infobox
1st Split Partisan DetachmentNotable commandersĐordano Borovčić-Kurir1.00infobox
1st Split Partisan DetachmentSizeThree platoons (planned)1.00infobox
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationAfter0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationBorovčić-Kurir0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationIn0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationSplit Partisan Detachment0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationVuko Bombardelli0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationRuduša0.60section
1st Split Partisan Detachmentrelated to CommemorationThe0.60section

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