 Belgrade Chetnik Committee in 1941 formulated a proposal for expelling of 2,675,000 people from Great Serbia, 1,000,000 would be Croats and 500,000 Germans while 1,310,000 would be brought to the new Serbia of which 300,000 are Serbs from Croatia and 200,000 of Croats would be allowed to stay.Mihailović appointed Moljević to the Central National Committee of the Chetnik movement in August 1941.Moljević's proposals were very similar to those later formulated by the Belgrade Chetnik Committee and presented to the Government in Exile in September 1941, in which the Chetniks set forth specific figures in regard to population shifts.