The German military occupation zone in the Yugoslav partition - officially the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia - covering pre-1912 Serbia, the Banat, and northern Kosovo; nominally administered from 29 August 1941 by General Milan Nedic's collaborationist Government of National Salvation, which never received international recognition.
Collapsed as the Red Army and Yugoslav Partisans swept in: the Nedic government was dissolved on 4 October 1944 and Belgrade was liberated on 20 October 1944; the territory passed to Tito's Democratic Federal Yugoslavia.
Standard single-volume history of occupied Yugoslavia with dedicated coverage of the German zone in Serbia and the Nedic regime. Verified on Open Library (Pavlowitch, 2008).
The definitive scholarly account of the occupation regimes in partitioned Yugoslavia, including the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia and the Banat's special status. Verified on Open Library (Tomasevich, 2001/2002).