page_title: Trial of Mihailović et al.
section_title: Indictees
hierarchical_section_title: Trial of Mihailović et al. / Indictees
caption_attribution_description: Srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Optuženi Dragoljub Mihailović pred Vrhovnim sudom u Beogradu 1946.
context_page_description: The Trial of Draža Mihailović et al., or the Belgrade Process, was the 1946 trial of Draža Mihailović and a number of other prominent convicted collaborators for high treason and war crimes committed during World War II.
  Mihailović was tried as a leader of the Chetnik movement during World War II. His co-defendants were other prominent figures of the movement and members of the Yugoslav government-in-exile, such as Slobodan Jovanović, along with members of ZBOR and of the Nedić regime like Velibor Jonić. The trial opened on June 10, 1946, before the Military Council of the Supreme Court of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, and lasted until July 15, 1946. The trial opened in the presence of about 60 foreign journalists. The court was located in the Summer Hall of the Infantry Training School at Topčider in Belgrade.
  In 2015, a Serbian court rehabilitated Mihailović and overturned his conviction, ruling that it was a communist political show trial that was fundamentally and inherently unfair.
context_section_description: The accused were, in the order their names were read out at the trial:
  Out of the twenty-four accused individuals mentioned above, ten were tried in absentia.
caption: Draža Mihailović under trial.
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