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In late 1965, the former wartime commander of the Dinaric Chetnik Division, Vojvoda Momčilo Đujić visited his fellow combatants in Australia. It was his first visit to Australia. He visited most capital cities and expressed the importance of establishing centres for the Serbian community.
The selection of photographs 1965-1966 are from Sydney, Brisbane, Wollongong, and Canberra.
Photographer Petar Lukić
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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.