[1] In June 1941, Račić arrived on mountain Cer near Šabac where he designated the place for the headquarters of Chetniks under his command.

[4] The newly established “Prnjavor company” was composed of Serb refugees who escaped from Croatian Ustaše genocide and was a unit within the “Chetnik Cer Detachment”.

According to existing documents Račić's Chetniks haven't been involved in fighting for Višegrad, they were located in Višegradska Banja, 7 km distance from the town.

Our entrance in liberated Višegrad, which still smelled of gunpowder, was unforgettable with streets covered in blood on which our enemies lied.

It is known, on basis of Trbojević's claims, that Račić's Chetniks were present in Višegrad during three day massacre, however extent of their involvement in these crimes remains unknown.

This was the signal for Tito to order urgent movement of Partisan Operational groups of Divisions into Serbia with main goal to destroy military forces and political organization of nationalists.

[19] When Račić realized that Chetniks would not be able to resist communist forces, he proposed to Draža Mihailović on 10 August to approach to negotiate with Germans.

When Mihailović approved his proposal, Račić organized a meeting with German representatives headed by Rittmeister Von Vrede in Topola on 11 August.

[27] They decided to join the Chetnik command in Bosnia based on the unrealistic hope that the Allies would land on the Adriatic coast of Yugoslavia.