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Kolo Četničko Sestara (Circle of Chetnik Sisters) – St Dimitrija on the 15th of November 1981.
L-R: unknown, Manojlović, Fr Svetozar Sekulić, Nikola Mirić, Anka Dubajić (Domaćica Slave), Milica Brkljač (KČS President), Dragica Dubaić, Danica Vranković, Jovan Janković (behind) & Darinka Janković (behind).
Children L-R: unknown girl (left), unknown boy (right), Srboljub Brkljač, Dušanka Hrnjak & 2 x unknown girls.
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The Movement of Serbian Chetniks Ravna Gora, a World War II veterans association, was founded in 1954 by former combatants from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Having no desire to remain in communist Yugoslavia these veterans together with many families, elected to cross into northern Italy at the conclusion of World War II and eventually settled in Western Europe, North America, and Australia.
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