Aftermath After operation "Cleaning up of Sava Crescent" the series of German military operations launched against the rebels included: "Krupanj – Jadar valley" in the period between 17 and 22 October 1941 "Valjevo" in the period between 22 and 26 October 1941 "Šabac and Tamnava" in the period between 3 and 9 November 1941 "Zapadna Morava valley and region around Užice" in the period between 24 and 29 November 1941 "Užice" until 4 December 1941 In Yugoslav post-war historiography the operation Cleaning Up the Sava Crescent was considered as the first phase of the First Enemy Offensive. The operations of "Cleaning Up the Sava Crescent" had negative influence on the unifying rebels in Serbia with rebels in north-east Bosnia. The uprising in Serbia failed to cause any serious casualties to Axis forces which had 200 killed and 400 wounded soldiers. The communist sources estimated that in the period between 24 September and 4 December 1941 the 342nd Infantry Division had 32 dead and about 130 wounded soldiers. The rebels had about 4,000 men killed during the fighting while 35,000 civilians were killed in Serbia as victims of German reprisals during 1941. References Sources Mačva operation Mačva operation Yugoslavia in World War II Massacres of Serbs 1941 in Serbia operation