The Supreme Command Headquarters of the Yugoslav armed forces arrived at the decision concerning partial mobilization in mid September. At the time this issue of VREME was closed (Sept. 27) such a decision still wasn’t announced. The military sources claim that the mobilization was ordered by the Headquarters, since the Federal Presidency, which by Constitution is solely authorized to proclaim […]
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