There are certain conflicts that mark a society and a region permanently. Unsolvable, frozen in time, oblivious to the goings-on in the outside world, they offer no hope for reconciliation and truth. The conflict between the partisans, led by the communists, and the chetniks, loyal to the king of Yugoslavia, was one of the key markers of World War Two in Serbia. That conflict would not rest on the grounds of such a simple thing as the end of a World War.