`  Here's about you latest addition:   *However, according to some historians, Rožman's messages to Italian authorities (such as the September 1942 memos) suggest that the goal of some of those interventions was above all to acquire experienced officers for the Village Guard units.[12]:85 Those units were in fact commanded by the officers from the former Yugoslav army.[3]:12. This is no true. What (I think) you are saying is that Rožman succeeded in releasing those officers for the needs of the village guards? Not true. The majoritiy of those interned officers (752 of those were interned thanks to the liberation efforts of OF! - far before ``white guard`` appeared) were released after Italian capitulation, those in village guards were mostly never interned (or not released because of Rožman's actions). To simplify. You are saying that because of X Y occurred, but your source only supports the fact that Y occurred and gives no explanation why. Oh, and can you please quote something else than ``introduction`` section of that book? Not that it's forbidden, but, well you know (or at least I hope you do).     `