Serbian media: Hitler has learned from Serbian Karadjordja; Fuhrer's plan is based on his strategy

About Milos and Karadjordje: Has the story underestimated heroic Karadjence because of the cunning Prince Milos, forgetting that Crni Djordje, in addition, was a better diplomat than Milos, who was also praised with “political manager” Describing him always in battle, with his hand on the dome, history [...]
Describing it always in battle, with his hand on the dome, history failed to mark Karagjune as a military strategy genius (only on Bulgarian front “Vodez” has commanded 90 thousand fighters).
Tactical knowledge, Napoleon's speed, and the knowledge of geography (which was then achieved only by Duke Misiq) made him superior to General Staff officials, many of whom were educated in the English system, reports “Kurir”, broadcast Periscopi.
But the recruiting system, intelligence system and command on several fronts, with a solid central reserve, this is something Hitler's military headquarters will receive from him.
By the light of his epic character, no man's type of wisdom can achieve it, let alone threaten it.
“Discipline and terror in the sea of Serbian anarchy, Popular Song, when it's naive, has a clear sensitivity to size and link, as well as to the origin of events in the first uprising, often in precise detail, and when compared with our latest, scientific literature,” for Karagjurgy, it is, it seems, the only one who has achieved its final image.
There's no doubt that there's still a lot of unanswered questions about the first uprising and Karadjordje's personality, but it's clear that reality has to come back, I'm asking questions about the uprising and I won't be left sad.
In the history of the uprising itself, the army is primarily known, only military virtues, and there is no doubt that the distinction, both state and politician, is unfortunately deeply embedded between him and Prince Milos (well known academic, banal, ruined school). Yet, criticism of the source of Karadjordje period in that direction may bring some surprises. /Periscopi/











