What was the Serbian Volunteer Detachments later renamed to?
Serbian Defence Corps
Serbian National Army
Serbian Volunteer Corps
Serbian Freedom Corps
Answer
The Serbian Volunteer Detachments were a paramilitary force in World War II. They were formed in 1941 by Draža Mihailović, a Serbian general who opposed the Axis occupation of Yugoslavia. The detachments were renamed the Serbian Volunteer Corps in 1942. They fought against the Axis forces and the Communist-led Partisans. The detachments were disbanded in 1945.
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