Partisans disease is an unique disease, which took place after ww2 has ended. The disease had only a group of army, calling themselves Partisans. They were fighting in ww2 for communistic Yugoslavia, under general Tito's command. The disease is unique: it is like epileptic attack. Soldiers, who got it, were, in times of the attack, talking about killing people and Ustache(Croatian army during ww2) specificaly, grabbing their knives, re-expiriencing their slaughterings of innocent people. These people were almost all Croats, who participated on the ''death marches'' through Yugoslavian territory, a tragedy in history known as ''The Bleiburg massacre''. Every third Partisan had this disease. The disease dissapeared in later post war years, but some Partisans had it untill 1960's
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Partisans - novel - was created in 1982.
Chant des Partisans was created in 1943.
Italian partisans
There are many partisans in the world.
The cast of Partisans of Vilna - 1986 includes: Abba Kovner as himself Roberta Wallach as Narrator
The phrase "clubs, bills, and partisans" is often used to refer to weapons used in historical combat, specifically referring to blunt weapons like clubs, polearms like bills, and handheld spears like partisans.
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The cast of Include Me Out of the Partisans Manifesto - 2012 includes: Joanne Crawford as Sally Brendan McCormack as Tony
Some ways in which partisans fought the Nazis were by trying to sabotage their intelligence gathering. They also used to get rid of their stocks of weaponry and ammunition.
Partisans of Vilna - 1986 was released on: Canada: 7 September 1986 (Toronto Film Festival) USA: 12 September 1986
During the war, the partisans were fighting against the Germans who were occupying their country and the Italian Fascists who fought with the Germans. Mussolini had been kept as a puppet-leader of these Italians. The Partisans fought against their own people to stop the war. The Italian partisans were composed of many different types and beliefs of people. There were Catholic partisans, Communist partisans and others. In order to be stronger, they had to band together and formed "committees" to run their organization. It was the Communist leaders of the partisans who wanted to kill Mussolini as they opposed the Fascists and their beliefs. The committee had to go along with this as the Communist were a majority. Most people and the Catholic Church(the Vatican) feared the take-over by Communists more than they did Mussolini's Fascists or the Germans. The Communist partisan leaders heard that Mussolini and many of his Fascists had been captured. They demanded and were allowed to take Mussolini and 15 Fascists for their execution.