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On the night between October 6th and 7th 1972, an unknown person(s) set fire to the Četnička Koliba.
An investigation by the NSW Police in pursuit of the arsonist was never resolved. Speculation is members of Tito’s secret police were responsible.
This tragic event did nothing to stop the goals of the Pokret and its members and supporters. A far more substantial building would emerge from the ashes.
Financial donations of any size help fund our mission of documenting our rich history for future generations. Maintained solely by volunteers all donations fund the maintenance of the website and will assist in the publication of our commemorative book.
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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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