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During his visit in 1983, Vojvoda Momčilo Đujić encouraged the establishment of a folkloric group at the Serbian National Centre. In time it would adopt the name “Srbija”.
On 15 March 1987, the first folkloric group of the Serbian Centre in Bonnyrigg known as “Super Grupa” was formed. A few years later it adopted the name “Ravna Gora”, in honour of General Draža Mihailović, who, in May 1941, emerged as the leader of the first resistance movement in occupied Europe.
In 1989, “Ravna Gora” travelled to the USA and Canada followed by further trip in 1994. They performed at Chetnik Halls in Schererville, Indiana and Winona, Ontario in the presence of Vojvoda Momčilo Đujić.
Choreographers: Gojko Ponoš, Branko Štrbac, Rajko Dobre, Miroslav Veljković, Dejan Čubrilo, Mirijana Đukić, Dušan Filipović, Goran Nikolić, Miloš Vulović, Stanko Dimitrijević & others.
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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.