Crimes against humanity committed by Draža II

This is a list of massacres, crimes against humanity and different war crimes that general Draža II committed and or participated in. Please be advised into continuing, as the contents may be disturbing to some people.

Crimes against humanity during chancellorship:

Roughly over 1500 people died during the reign of Draža as the chancellor of Yermania. One notable crime was his use of torture on political opponents. Draža would use his power to get rid of people he didn't like in the government. Once, a deputy in the convention was walking home, but Draža had ordered for him to be beaten to death, which happened right outside his home. Draža then ordered his entire family to be sentenced to prison to avoid taking responsibility.

Draža used unlawful imprisonment a lot during his reign as chancellor. On the 17th of February, 1929, Draža ordered a mass imprisonment of 29 soldiers in the army, after he accused them of being "disloyal" to the regime. This mass imprisonment is known as the mass imprisonment of February.

Draža loved to use execution on most of his political prisoners, as he wanted to silence the crowd to make sure he'd keep his position of chancellor. On the 9th of April, 1929, Draža ordered the mass execution of 57 political prisoners by firing squad. Draža had also ordered the execution of the chief of staff of the army, on the 17th of March, 1929, however, this decision backfired when the rest of the convention opposed his plan strongly. 12 days before the end of the nation, Draža massacred 14 political prisoners who wanted to vote for the dissolution of the chancellorship.

Draža was described as a self obsessed chancellor, who only served himself and the president. Draža's crimes had only started however, picking up during the Yermanian independence rebellion.

Yermanian independence rebellion war crimes:

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During the Yermanian independence rebellion, Draža and his soldiers committed terrible war crimes against the Serbian people. Draža had used so many cruel tactics, that even some of his loyal soldiers wanted him dead by March of 1931.

Draža's most used crime was massacring citizens during the occupation of towns. The most famous massacre was the one committed on the small town of Slunj. Around 3400 people lived in the town before the massacre but on the 12th of March, 1930, Draža captured the town and proceeded to kill over 1200 people who had Serbian origins. They were killed by bayoneting, shooting, forceful drowning and starvation.

Draža also used prison camps to exterminate Serbs and Croats living in former Yermanian territories. The most feared prison camp of them all was the camp in Krško, where around 4000 Croats either starved, or were stabbed to death by the direct orders of Draža. Draža had visited the camp at least twice and exclaimed that it was the "right thing to do for Yermania." As he thought that the other ethnic groups living in the republic were the cause of it's downfall.

Draža's crimes against Serbs were by far the most violent, because he hated the Kingdom of Serbia for their mistreatment of the POW's of the rebellion's forces. For example, on the 19th of February, 1931, Draža ordered half of an entire village to be drowned, because of it's Serbian heritage. He eventually decided to drown the entire village's Serb population, which was at around 680.

Support for Draža took a huge plunge after people heard about the crimes he had committed. The support for him was so low, that he had to change his name to Dobroslav to avoid people that were looking for him.