POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN OCCUPIED KRALJEVO IN 1941

The topic of the research paper before you is the application of the phenomenon of political violence by using repressive measures during military occupation in wartime conditions, shown on the example of the City of Kraljevo during the occupation of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia by the Third Reich, or Nazi Germany, during World War II in the war year of 1941. Through the events that led to the massacre in the City of Kraljevo, some of the repressive measures that were carried out by members of the regular army units of Nazi Germany - the Wehrmacht, which as a subject represented a mechanism for carrying out reprisals against the population of the City of Kraljevo and its immediate surroundings, as well as the processes that took place in the social, economic and political life of the affected and surviving population and the impact that the crimes had on the population of the city and its surroundings, as well as on the socio-political processes in society both during the events themselves and in the future that reaches the present with a brief review of the consequences that the above-mentioned phenomena left on the collective socio-political consciousness "among the Serbs".