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The first Scout units in what was to become Yugoslavia were founded in [[1911]] by Dr. [[Miloš Popović]], in Belgrade, [[Kragujevac]], [[Vranje]] and [[Valjevo]]. As Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro served as one of the 20 original signatories that founded the [[World Organization of the Scout Movement]], from 1922 to 1950. | The first Scout units in what was to become Yugoslavia were founded in [[1911]] by Dr. [[Miloš Popović]], in Belgrade, [[Kragujevac]], [[Vranje]] and [[Valjevo]]. As Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro served as one of the 20 original signatories that founded the [[World Organization of the Scout Movement]], from 1922 to 1950. | ||
The [[Russian Association of Scouts/Navigators|Russian Scout association Русский Скаут]] went into exile after World War I, and continued where fleeing | The [[Russian Association of Scouts/Navigators|Russian Scout association Русский Скаут]] went into exile after World War I, and continued where fleeing White Russian émigrés settled, establishing groups in Serbia. | ||
The outbreak of World War II saw the suspension of Scouting in Serbia and Montenegro in 1941, when Yugoslavia was occupied by the Germans. Scouting in Yugoslavia was coopted by the Tito government in 1950, at which time WOSM membership was forfeited, as the new organization did not meet all the criteria for membership, as there were very close connections with the communist government. In 1951, individual Scout associations were founded in all then-Yugoslav republics. | The outbreak of World War II saw the suspension of Scouting in Serbia and Montenegro in 1941, when Yugoslavia was occupied by the Germans. Scouting in Yugoslavia was coopted by the Tito government in 1950, at which time WOSM membership was forfeited, as the new organization did not meet all the criteria for membership, as there were very close connections with the communist government. In 1951, individual Scout associations were founded in all then-Yugoslav republics. | ||
