Districts of Serbia (2646 bytes)
1: '''''Okruzi''''' are the '''[[District]]s of [[Serbia]]'''.
3: ...nguage|German]] ''Kreis'', circle (in the meaning of administrative division) (although translated in ...
5: In subdivisions of [[Serbia]], the term is translated as ''district'', someti...
7: ==Serbia organization==
9: ...cipalities, cities and settlements make the bases of the territorial organization.

Serbia (43715 bytes)
8: ...th=145px>[[Image:NewSerbianFlag.gif|125px|Flag of Serbia]]
9: ...idth=145px> [[Image:Grbsr.gif|100px|Serbian coat of arms]]
10: <tr><td align=center width=145px>([[Serbian flag|In detail]])
11: <td align=center width=145px>([[Serbian coat of arms|In detail]])
14: ...|Map of Serbia within the state union]]</td><td>{{Serbia and Montenegro 2}}

Serbia proper (1622 bytes)
1: [[Image:SerbiaMontenegro-SerbiaProper.png|right|]]
3: ...bia (including the autonomous provinces) from the Serbian statelets in [[Croatia]] and [[Bosnia]].
5: ...ses political boundaries, with both pro- and anti-Serbian groups employing it.
7: ...epublic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslav]] era, in the form of "u&#382;a Srbija".

Alexander of Serbia (757 bytes)
1: ...]] between [[1842]] and [[1858]]. He was a member of the [[Karadjordjevic|Kara&#273;or&#273;evi&#263;]...
7: ...0% align=center | [[House of Karadjordjevic|House of Kara&#273;or&#273;evi&#263;]]
8: ...dth=30% align=center | Succeeded by:<br>[[Peter I of Yugoslavia|Petar I Kara&#273;or&#273;evi&#263;]]
13: ...lied to the Crown Prince [[Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia|Aleksandar]], born 1945, who never rei...
15: [[Category:Serbian history]]

Bor, Serbia (1197 bytes)
1: ... administrative center of the [[Bor District]] of Serbia.
3: ...s the only basis of Bor's economy and the effects of decreased production can be seen all over the tow...
5: ... been released. Many people left the city because of [[air pollution]].
7: ...Polje, Brestovacka Banja and Bor Lake and is part of an area called [[Timocka Krajina]].
10: *[[List of cities in Serbia and Montenegro]]

Government of Serbia (2849 bytes)
1: ...[[Vojislav Kostunica]] as the [[Prime Minister of Serbia|Prime Minister]].
2: ...ore - [[Socialist Party of Serbia|SPS]] the party of [[Slobodan Milosevic]] who rules the party from t...
6: ==Head of Government==
12: ...[Dejan Mihajlov]]''' - ''Secretary-General of the Serbian government''
16: ...[Velimir Ilic|Velimir Ili&#263;]]''' - ''Minister of Capital Investment''

Geography of Serbia (1464 bytes)
1: [[Image:Serbia01.gif|thumb|right|map of Serbia]]
3: ... (with which it forms the loose commonwealth of [[Serbia and Montenegro]]) and [[Romania]]. It is [[landlo...
7: ...he Danube River. A tributary, the [[Morava River, Serbia|Morava River]] flows through the more mountainous...
11: The Serbian [[climate]] varies between a northern continenta...
14: *[[Geography of Europe]]

Flag of Serbia (1828 bytes)
1: ...icolour]] with [[Pan-Slavic colors]]. It consists of three equal horizontal fields, [[red]] on the top...
8: ...nowledgement by asking to use the Russian flag as Serbia's military flag in battles. Now, there are two st...
10: ...n [[Coat of arms]] or just its main symbol, the [[Serbian cross]].
13: [[Image:Serbia flag large.png|125px|thumb|Ratio: 1:2]]
16: ... flag of [[Serbia]] has a ratio 1:2. This flag is officially used by the [[Republika Srpska]].

Sopot, Serbia (325 bytes)
1: '''Sopot''' is a city in [[Serbia and Montenegro]], located at 44&deg;31' North and...
3: '''See also:''' [[List of cities in Serbia and Montenegro]]
6: * http://www.sopot.co.yu (in Serbian)

History of Serbia (11198 bytes)
1: ... ([[1918]]-[[1945]], until [[1929]] the [[Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes]]).
3: ...mitations: Rascia/Ra&#353;ka (present-day Western Serbia and Northern [[Montenegro]]), [[Bosnia]] [http://...
7: ...e [[Serbian Orthodox Church]] being the "guardian of the medieval times".
9: ...an Nenad|"Emperor" Jovan Nenad]] and capital city of his state was [[Subotica]].
11: ...e.jpg|thumb|right|Karadjordje Petrovic, leader of Serbian uprising in 1804]]

Michael I of Serbia (263 bytes)
1: ... of Serbia''' ([[1823]]–[[1868]]) was prince of [[Serbia]] from [[1839]]-[[1842]] and again from [[1860]]-...
4: [[Category:Serbian history]]

Serbia and Montenegro (13262 bytes)
7: | align="center" width="140px" | [[Image:Serbia and montenegro flag large.png|120px|Flag]] || ali...
9: | align="center" width="140px" | ([[Flag of Serbia and Montenegro|In detail]]) || align="center" wid...
12: | align=center colspan=2 | [[image:LocationSerbiaAndMontenegro.png]]
14: ...'''[[Official language]]''' || [[Serbian language|Serbian]] written in [[Cyrillic alphabet]]¹
18: | '''[[President of Serbia and Montenegro|President]]'''³ || [[Sv...

Xavier Serbia (4369 bytes)
1: ...enudo in 1980 and stayed with Menudo through most of Menudo's glory days.
3: Among the songs he sang as a member of Menudo were ''Rock en la TV'' and ''Formula.'' Th...
5: ...a LLamada Menudo]] and a soap opera, and, because of his voice and looks, he played an important role ...
9: ...rrait and [[Johnny Lozada]] in a more mature and soft music oriented group named [[Proyecto M]] (which...
10: ...V]] found out that WAPA-TV was using the likeness of ''Remote Control'' in Spanish without their prope...

Greater Serbia (17702 bytes)
3: ...tivities as the means of expanding the boundaries of Serbdom.
5: ...erbia". Other significant alteration was a change of methods: initially a propaganda plan, it was tran...
7: ==Origin of the term==
9: ...thor's dismay at the prospect of expansion of the Serbian state without social and cultural reforms as wel...
12: ...s opinion, unite all Serbs- although the majority of the populace in the preyed-upon areas were not Se...

Liberals of Serbia (924 bytes)
2: ...je'') is a [[liberal parties|liberal party]] in [[Serbia]].
3: ...at and Reform Party]]. This party has been member of both, Milosevic and democratic, governments.
5: ...arently without a future in the political life of Serbia.
8: *[[List of political parties in Serbia and Montenegro]]
9: *[[Timeline of liberal parties in Serbia and Montenegro]]

President of Serbia (1822 bytes)
1: ...the [[head of state]] of the [[Serbia|Republic of Serbia]].
3: ...&#263;]]''', who won a majority of votes in the [[Serbian presidential elections, 2004]].
11: ...ave an immunity granted by [[National Assembly of Serbia|National Assembly]]
12: ...of Serbia|National Assembly]] and [[Government of Serbia|Government]]
13: * declare [[state of emergency]]

Communications in Serbia and Montenegro (965 bytes)
1: {{Serbia_and_Montenegro_topics}}
12: ...works; also numerous local or private stations in Serbia and Vojvodina) (1997)
19: :''See also :'' [[Serbia and Montenegro]]
21: [[Category:Communications by country|Serbia and Montenegro]]
22: [[Category:Serbia and Montenegro]]

History of Serbia and Montenegro (2204 bytes)
1: ...led in the [[Balkans]], which were back then part of the [[Byzantine Empire]].
3: ...w trade markets. Serbia flourished, featuring one of the most evolved countries and cultures in Europe...
5: ...Lazar marched his army onto the Field of [[Battle of Kosovo|Kosovo]] (1389), that ended in a bloody dr...
7: .... Although the war was never officially declared, Serbia under Slobodan Milosevic helped those countries i...
9: ...nce following the Kosovo War. Before the handover of power, some 300,000 Serbs and other non-Albanians...

Transportation in Serbia and Montenegro (2847 bytes)
1: {{Serbia_and_Montenegro_topics}}
2: ...ent history. The valley is by far the easiest way of land travel from continental [[Europe]] to [[Gree...
11: ...e country. E70 western from [[Belgrade]] and most of E75 is modern [[highway]] or at least [[semihighw...
15: 28,822 km (including 560 km of expressways)
16: ...her rebuild bridges or build by-pass routes. Most of the most important bridges are now operational.

Democratic Party (Serbia) (9274 bytes)
3: ...used to be part of the [[Democratic Opposition of Serbia]], the coalition that deposed [[Slobodan Milosevi...
5: ... support of Miloševi&#263;'s [[Socialist Party of Serbia]] or not.
6: The political orientation of the party is centrist, more or less [[liberal]], ...
8: ...ran Djindjic]], [[Boris Tadic]] took over as head of the party.
9: ...n [[July]] [[2004]], he became the [[President of Serbia]].

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