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What was the name of the Serbian puppet government that Ljotić was invited to join during WW II?
Government of National Salvation
Government of Unity and Brotherhood
Government of National Liberation
Government of National Rebirth
Answer
The Government of National Salvation was a Serbian puppet government that was established in 1941 by the Axis powers during World War II. The government was headed by Milan Nedić, a former general in the Royal Serbian Army, and it was responsible for administering Serbia during the German occupation. Ljotić was invited to join the government, but he refused because he believed that it was collaborating with the Nazis.
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