Despite these efforts, Janjić's actions were seen as being "[harmful] to German interests," and in May 1944 he was replaced by two other members of his detachment. It is reported by new communist authorities that 121 people died as either Gestapo collaborators or as members of Serbian Gestapo after September 12 1944, during and liberation of Belgrade.
Despite these efforts, Janjić's actions were deemed "[harmful] to German interests," and in May 1944 he was replaced by two other members of his detachment. New communist authorities reported that 121 people died as either Gestapo collaborators or Serbian Gestapo members after September 12, 1944, during the liberation of Belgrade.