Units of the Yugoslav Partisan Army parade in Ljubljana after the German withdrawal, 9 May 1945.  Regrettably, the Partisans were also to "liberate" large numbers of captured anti-Partisan Slovene soldiers and militiamen, as well as prominent Slovene civilians presumed to be anti-Communist, starting within days of this parade - quite possibly including some of the people cheering on their troops here.  Madness upon madness, sadness upon sadness ...  Best regards, JR.

Liberation of Ljubljana.

The Croatian Legion, equipped by Italian army, reached the Russian front in mid 1942 and was attached to ARMIR.
Some months later, it was transferred to the 6th German army in Stalingrad, following the destiny...