You should write the Arandjelovac archives.

It is my great grandfather~!

If you need information, my email [email protected]

Thanks for reply.
I have emailed you at gmail, please let me know if your email address has changed
And I will try again. I would like more information. Thanks!

Hello,

My cousin has asked me to contact you in regard to your post. Her husband is related to the person you requested information on.

please contact me

Hello, Thank You for helping. I can be contacted on my email address: [email protected] or this site.
I would like some background information on Rajko Stanosevič: his life in Serbia, children and family.
Your cousin's husband, is he a direct descendant? I hope he can help. Looking forward to your reply.
Thank you again.

Hello, I would like to know more information. Your cousin's husband and I are possibly related.
Reiko Stanosevič was my father. I have very little information on him and would like to how many children he had and if any are still living.I would like to know how your cousin's husband is related to Reiko Stanosevič.
Please reply. Thank you for your help.

Hi , I do not have any specific information regarding him but I want to take your attention to some facts that you shared with us. First of all I am hopping that you can read and understand Serbian language as it is very important for your search. Secondly you said that your grand grand father Rajko is born in Serbia but immigrated from Germany in 1949. The first question that came on my mind is "why?". Serbian people were not welcomed to the Germany during and before world war 2, so how he can be end up being in Germany? Most likely explanation could be that he was "prisoner" in the war. He was brought to Germany and some how survived. At the end of the second world war he choose to emigrate to Australia instead returning back to Serbia. I know some cases where exactly same thing happened. Maybe you already know the real explanation but I only wanted to share my thoughts with you. Regards Daniela

Hi. Daniela,
Thanks for your thoughts. Unfortunately I do not read or understand Serbian.
I do not know if Rajko was living in Germany but the ship that he sailed on left a German port for Australia in 1949. I do not know the reasons why he left Serbia, I would be interested to know myself. Thanks again.

More likely explanation ( because people who were imprisoned by the nazis returned to Yugoslavia after WWII ended) is that he was a member of royalist ( chetnik) formations and was after the war in one of the displaced persons (DP) camps because he was as such unable to return to the country, where the communists would have prosecuted him. You should contact the international tracing service archive ITS and ask for his records - their assistance takes time but it is free.

Here is their website, and try to give them all details you have about this person so that they can help you:

https://www.its-arolsen.org/en/homepage/index.html

Thank You for your suggestion, this is very helpful.
I did not know this service (ITS) existed. thanks again.

We just got contacted by Rajko!s great-grandson in one of the local genealogy groups where I forwarded your question. The group is public, your relative does not speak English so I will translate and send you what he wrote in a PM. He is waiting to get in contact:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/sumadija/permalink/538477256255905/

Thank you for offering to translate.
Looking forward to hearing any information.