List of Yugoslav World War II monuments and memorials in Serbia

This is a list of monuments and memorials dedicated to the National Liberation Movement, its fighters and its victims in the World War II in Yugoslavia, built on the territory of the present day Serbia, including those in the autonomous provinces of Vojvodina and Kosovo and Metohija.

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Name	Location	Coordinates	Notes
Kadinjača Memorial	Kadinjača, Užice	43.91194°N 19.74222°E / 43.91194; 19.74222	Commemoration of the Battle of Kadinjača on 29 November 1941. Designed by Miodrag Živković and Aleksandar Đokić. The entire memorial complex was officially opened by President Josip Broz Tito on 23 September 1979.
Popina Memorial	Štulac, Vrnjačka Banja		Designed by Bogdan Bogdanović.
Memorial Park Peace Hill	Gornji Milanovac
Memorial cemetery in Belgrade	Belgrade
Memorial cemetery in Sremska Mitrovica	Sremska Mitrovica		Designed by Bogdan Bogdanović.
Tomb of People's Heroes, Belgrade	Belgrade
Slobodište	Kruševac		Designed by Bogdan Bogdanović.
Šumarice Memorial Park	Kragujevac		Memorial to Kragujevac massacre. The focal sculpture was designed by Miodrag Živković.
Monument to Kosmaj Partisan Detachment	Belgrade		Dedicated to the "Kosmaj Partisan detachment" of World War II. One of two monuments on top of Kosmaj mountain (the other is dedicated to World War I fallen Serbian soldiers).
Shrine to the fallen freedom fighters	Vlasotince		By Bogdan Bogdanović, 1975.
Kosovska Mitrovica Monument	Kosovska Mitrovica		By Bogdan Bogdanović, 1973. Dedicated to the Serb and Albanian Partisans of World War II.
Monument "Three fists"	Niš		Designed by Ivan Sabolić; built in 1963. Dedicated to victims of fascism killed at Bubanj plateau near Niš between 1941 and 1944.
Monument to fallen fighters	Priština, Kosovo		Designed by Miodrag Živković; built in 1961.^[1]
Memorial to the Battle of Prijepolje	Prijepolje		Designed by Lojze Dolinar, built in 1953.^[2] Dedicated to fallen Yugoslav partisans in the battle of Prijepolje in 1943.
Monument to fallen fighters	Prokuplje
Memorial Park of Struggle and Victory	Čačak		Designed by Bogdan Bogdanović, 1976-1980. Dedicated to 4,650 fallen partisan fighters and victims of fascism from Čačak killed during World War II.
Monument to victims of fascism	Jajinci		Designed by Stevan Bodnarov, built in 1951. Dedicated to the prisoners of Sajmište concentration camp, who were executed by Germans at this location.
Monument to hanged patriots	Beograd		Built at Terazije square, where German soldiers hanged a group of antifascists in August 1941.
Monument “Freedom”	Iriški Venac		Designed by Sreten Stojanović, built in 1961.^[3]
Monument to victims of fascism	Novi Sad		Designed by Jovan Soldatović, built in 1971. Dedicated to victims of fascism killed by Hungarian fascists in 1942 raid in southern Bačka.
Black Ćuprija	Žabalj		Designed by Jovan Soldatović. Dedicated to victims of fascism killed by Hungarian fascists in 1942 raid in southern Bačka.
Monument to fallen fighters	Sićevo
Monument to Syrmian front	Šid
Monument to fallen fighters	Beočin
Monument to fallen fighters	Bajina Bašta
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Jabukovac, near Negotin
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Tovariševo
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Stara Moravica
Monument to fallen fighters	Rakovac
Monument to fallen fighters	Bosut
Monument to fallen fighters	Futog
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Jabuka
Monument to fallen fighters	Kać
Monument to fallen fighters	Velika Greda
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Ruma
Monument to fallen fighters	Sremska Kamenica
Monument to fallen fighters	Stara Pazova
Monument to Freedom	Temerin		Dedicated to fallen fighters.
Monument to fallen fighters	Šušara
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of fascism	Banatsko Karađorđevo
Monument to Serbian and Albanian fallen fighters	Pristina, Kosovo
Monument to fallen fighters	Kuršumlija
Monument to fallen fighters	Ledinci
Monument to fallen fighters	Ljig
Monument to fallen fighters	Kosmaj
Memorial plaque to Partisan fighters and the beginning of antifascist resistance in South Serbia	Čukljenik
Monument to fallen fighters.	Adaševci
Monument to fallen fighters.	Batrovci
Monument to fallen fighters.	Bačinci
Monument to fallen fighters.	Bikić Do
Monument to fallen fighters and victims of Fascism.	Šid
Memorial plaque to Miladin Zorić-Garača.	Šid
Monument to fallen fighters.	Bingula
Memorial Park of the Revolution.	Leskovac		Designed by Bogdan Bogdanović.
Monument to fallen fighters.	Drenovac
World War II monument.	Martinci
World War II monument.	Čalma
World War II monument.	Salaš Noćajski
World War II monument.	Radenković
World War II monument.	Ravnje
World War II monument.	Noćaj
World War II monument.	Ležimir
World War II monument.	Laćarak
World War II monument.	Kuzmin
World War II monument.	Jarak
World War II monument.	Zasavica I
World War II monument.	Divoš
World War II monument.	Grgurevci
World War II monument.	Veliki Radinci
World War II monument.	Bačka Palanka
World War II monument.	Tovariševo
World War II monument.	Neštin
World War II monument.	Čelarevo
World War II monument.	Bačko Novo Selo
World War II monument.	Sviloš
World War II monument.	Rakovac
World War II monument.	Grabovo
World War II monument.	Čerević
World War II monument.	Surduk
World War II monument.	Stari Banovci
World War II monument.	Novi Banovci
World War II monument.	Belegiš
World War II monument.	Stejanovci
World War II monument.	Platičevo
World War II monument.	Kraljevci
World War II monument.	Buđanovci
World War II monument.	Pećinci
World War II monument.	Subotište
World War II monument.	Sremski Mihaljevci
World War II monument.	Karlovčić
World War II monument.	Jazak
World War II monument.	Jazak
World War II monument.	Vrdnik
World War II monument.	Čortanovci
World War II monument.	Krčedin
World War II monument.	Beška
World War II monument.	Apatin
World War II monument.	Kula
World War II monument.	Sivac
World War II monument.	Ruski Krstur
World War II monument.	Lalić
World War II monument.	Čenej
World War II monument.	Futog
World War II monument.	Veternik
World War II monument.	Kisač
World War II monument.	Begeč
World War II monument.	Bački Petrovac
World War II monument.	Gložan
World War II monument.	Bečej
World War II monument.	Bečej
World War II monument.	Bačko Gradište
World War II monument.	Bačko Gradište
World War II monument.	Sremski Karlovci
World War II monument.	Titel
World War II monument.	Vrbas
World War II monument.	Vrbas
World War II monument.	Vrbas

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