The Kingdom of Yugoslavia tried to resolve the political crisis that had accompanied it from the very beginning. The possibility of resolving the crisis was seen in the form of the establishment of the Banovina of Croatia, but the imminent arrival of a new world conflict would completely change the history and structure of Yugoslavia. The government tried everything to keep Yugoslavia going and decided to join the Axis powers. However, this caused dissatisfaction and a coup by General Simović, which caused Germany to destroy the Kingdom of Yugoslavia militarily in April 1941. This marked the disintegration of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, but its government continued to operate in exile and was considered legitimate bearer of Yugoslav statehood by the Allies. The Chetnik movement, led by Draža Mihailović, fought for the restoration of royal power and was accepted by the allies, but there is also the communist People’s Liberation Movement led by Josip Broz Tito. The Allies provided assistance to the Chetniks until the end of 1943, when they sided with the PLM due to Chetnik cooperation with the occupiers. At that time, the emigrant government had to agree with the communists on the restoration of post-war Yugoslavia, which was agreed in the Tito-Šubašić agreements. Yet the Communists will prevail and the Allied forces will make no effort to prevent Communist domination. Thus, the communists will create a new Yugoslavia, while the Kingdom of Yugoslavia will officially cease to exist.