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The first Chetnik Congress was held on 31 May 1952 in South Chicago. At this congress, the “Organisation of Serbian Chetniks in the Free World” was declared and Vojvoda Momčilo Đujić was elected president.
Following a turbulent Congress in 1957, organisational differences resulted in two camps – that of Vojvoda Momčilo Đujić and Vojvoda Dobrosav Jevđević. Regardless of their differences, both groups were fiercely anti-communist.
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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.