Ulrich Merten: Forgotten Voices: The Expulsion of the Germans from Eastern Europe After World War II, Transactions Publisher, New Jersey, USA, 2012 [1]
Kathryn Schaeffer Pabst, Douglas Schaeffer Pabst: Taken: A Lament for a Lost Ethnicity, iUniverse Books, 2006 [2]
Georg Wildmann, Hans Sonnleitner, Karl Weber: Genocide of the ethnic Germans in Yugoslavia, 1944–1948, Danube Swabian Association of the USA, 2001 [3]
Translated quote: "Besides unintentional, accidental killings, which were minimal in numbers, the number of executed after regular trial is low, most victims were liquidated as a reprisal, without any court proceeding." p. 5 from Mačković, S. (2017): Szabadka és a felszabadulás után (1944-1945) áldozatul esett polgári személyek – Subotica and the civilian victims after the liberation (1944-1945). Subotica History, official page of the Historic Archive.
Cseres Tibor (1993). Serbian Vendetta in Bacska. Buffalo: Hunyadi Publishing. p. 141. Archived from the original on 18 October 2010. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
Here the otherwise relevant article makes a biased statement, supposition not backed with proof. Here is the direct translation of the sentence from the source: "6.112 persons of hungarian nationality are evidented (11,03 percent) in the register, while this number includes about 300 duplicate names. For the 4.679 Hungarians it is declared they were murdered (586 "shot", 4.438 "liquidated", 7 "hanged"). For 589 Hungarians it is said that they "disappeared", in which number may be included a certain number of Vojvodina hungarians who escaped, and moved from the territory of Bačka before the days of liberation."
"Most of these people were murdered without a trial" (talking about at least 20.000) "...There is not even a smallest of doubt that these were war crimes." quoted from: Istina o streljanjima važnija od sudskih progona (PDF, in Serbian)
Quote: "For just a few days matter, all of them were murdered, mostly from our village. I personally buried them in the grave-hole." from Stijačić, M. (2018): Vreme je! – article published in Slobodni Srbobran 10 December 2018, archived using Google cache here (in Serbian) (in Hungarian)
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Quote: "Armed persons murdered unarmed civilians" p. 32 from Mészáros Z. (2012): Az 1944–45-os esemenyek minositesei (I) – Qualifications of the 1944-45 Events (I). Létünk 2012/1. (PDF, in Hungarian)
Tibor Pal (2010): Na putu istine. O radu Pokrajinskog anketnog odbora za utvrđivanje istine o događajima u periodu od 1941. do 1948. godine.
Quote: "For just a few days matter, all of them were murdered, mostly from our village. I personally buried them in the grave-hole." from Stijačić, M. (2018): Vreme je! – article published in Slobodni Srbobran 10 December 2018, archived using Google cache here (in Serbian) (in Hungarian)
"These works negotiated the start of historical remembrance of the innocent persons' tragic fate, those that suffered cruel reprisal." Quote translated from p. 1. of A. Sajti E. (2018): A vajdasági helytörténetírás és a magyarok elleni megtorlások a Délvidéken – source. (PDF, in Hungarian)
Cseres Tibor (1993). Serbian Vendetta in Bacska. Buffalo: Hunyadi Publishing. p. 141. Archived from the original on 18 October 2010. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
