National Salvation Committee

The National Salvation Committee (Serbocroatian: Odbor Narodnog Spasa, ONS) (Serbian Cyrillic: Одбор Народног Спаса, ОНС) is a political organization operating within Illyrian territory that is traditionally considered part of Bosnia & Herzegovina (Vrhbosna, Usora-Soli, Lašva-Glaž, Hum, Pliva-Rama, and most of the Krbava-Psat, Posavje and Dubrava counties). It was founded in Sarajevo in 1927 by a group of Muslim clerics, with the goal of arming and organizing Bosniaks in order to preserve and increase their autonomy from the Italian occupiers. Unlike later organizations such as the Young Muslims and chetnik resistance, it's inclusive of all three primary ethnic groups in Bosnia & Herzegovina, which makes it one of the strongest liberatory movements within Illyria alongside the HRSS and KPJ. Around 1932, the ONS has been fairly dormant and has primarily engaged in propaganda campaigning in the urban centers and countryside, but is still considered a threat to the Illyrian administration.
Despite this populist advantage, it's lack of official ideology is severely stifling it. Most of the important figureheads within the organization are still the Muslim clerics who founded it, which is alienating to the growing secular branch of the organization, despite the fact the clerics involved mostly belong to a somewhat more progressive reformist branch of thought. 
Other than religious tolerance, the organization is known to appeal to Germanophilia, which is, due to the German revolution, generally more left-oriented.
Category:Illyrian political parties