Kingdom of Yugoslavia (6847 bytes)
1: The '''Kingdom of Yugoslavia''' was a [[Balkan]] state which existed from [[De...
3: ...s.jpg|framed|right|Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia]]
7: ...gdom was formed in 1918 under the name '''Kingdom of [[Serbs]], [[Croats]] and [[Slovenes]]''' ([[Serb...
9: ...rom the [[Austria]]n part, and the Crown province of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].
11: ...ly, but which contained a considerable population of Croats and Slovenes.

Yugoslavia (22208 bytes)
1: ... in [[Europe]]. Translated, the name means ''Land of the South [[Slavs]]'' (''jug'' in ''Jugoslavija''...
3: ...enes]]''', which was re-named the '''[[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]]''' in [[1929]] and existed under that name unti...
4: ...republics - [[Slovenia]], [[Croatia]], [[Republic of Macedonia|Macedonia]] and [[Bosnia-Herzegovina]] ...
5: ...ontenegro]]. In [[2003]], the name Yugoslavia was officially abolished when the state was transformed ...
9: ...ming of the group of advocates of a joint country of South Slavs, by politicians from [[Croatia]] and ...

Croatia in the second Yugoslavia (7342 bytes)
1: {{History of Croatia}}
2: ...ted the secret services and the military, as most of the generals in the [[Yugoslav People's Army]] we...
4: ...Constitution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Constitution]] was ratified in [[1974]] that gave...
6: ... the [[Cold War]] and all the subtle benefits for Yugoslavia which it entailed, [[inflation]] soared. The last...
8: ...evic|Slobodan Milošević]] as the leader of Serbia, and everything else that entailed provoke...

Croatia in the first Yugoslavia (8270 bytes)
1: {{History of Croatia}}
2: ...erbs]], with the intent of pursuing a joint state of all south Slavs previously in Austria-Hungary.
4: ... of [[Serbia]] and [[Montenegro]] which were part of the winning alliance were also interested in Aust...
6: ... The new country was ruled by the Serbian dynasty of [[Karadjordjevic|Karađorđević]] an...
8: ...parties formed majority governments with the help of several Muslim and Catholic parties (Yugoslav Mus...

Peter II of Yugoslavia (3140 bytes)
6: ...align=top><td>'''Queen'''<td>[[Princess Alexandra of Greece]]
8: ...ign=top><td>'''Predecessor'''<td>[[Alexander I of Yugoslavia|Alexander I (Aleksandar)]]
9: <tr valign=top><td>'''Date of Birth'''<td>[[September 6]], [[1923]]
10: <tr valign=top><td>'''Date of Death'''<td>[[November 3]], [[1970]]
13: ...f [[Alexander of Yugoslavia]] and [[Princess Mary of Romania]].

Military of Yugoslavia (678 bytes)
1: ...For information about the contemporary [[Military of Serbia and Montenegro]] please see that page.''
3: ...cal information about the military of the three [[Yugoslavia]]s:
5: * the military of the [[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]], which existed between 1918 and 1941/1945
6: ** the Royal Army of Yugoslavia
7: ...e military of the [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia]], which existed between 1941/1945 and 1991/1992

Peter I of Yugoslavia (2690 bytes)
1: ...er_I_Karageorgevich.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Peter I of Serbia]]
2: ... military [[coup]] that resulted in the overthrow of the [[Obrenovic|Obrenovi&#263; dynasty]], returni...
4: ...st the [[Ottomans]]. He married Princess [[Zorka of Montenegro]] on [[1 August]] [[1883]] and togethe...
6: ...l]] system, as well as improvements to the system of [[agriculture]].
8: ...oslavia|Alexander]], who became Regent on grounds of increasing ill health.

President of Yugoslavia (1232 bytes)
1: ...o [[2003]] in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|FR Yugoslavia]].
3: There currently is no President of Yugoslavia, as in [[2003]] the country was abolished and bec...
5: ...y a group of politicians who each represented one of the constituent states that made up the federal r...
7: ==Presidents of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia==
9: See: [[list of leaders of communist Yugoslavia]].

Sarajevo in the First and Second Yugoslavia (2361 bytes)
1: {{History of Sarajevo}}
2: ...was in the past. Outside of today's national bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, virtually no significant ...
4: ...d by the Ustase were strongly condemned by groups of Sarajevo's citizens.
6: ...[June 4]] [[1945]]. He has since become something of a city icon.
8: ...m a post-war population of 115,000, by the end of Yugoslavia Sarajevo had 429,672 people.

Alexander I of Yugoslavia (4024 bytes)
2: ...(1929-1934) and before that king of the [[Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes]] (1921-1929).
4: ...King [[Peter I of Serbia]] and his mother [[Zorka of Montenegro]].
6: ...Mary of Romania]], the daughter of King Ferdinand of Romania.
8: ...Ivan Mihailov]] &#8211; was cut down by the sword of a mounted French policeman, then beaten by the cr...
10: ...c]] took the [[Regent|regency]] of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

Yugoslavia basketball (3760 bytes)
1: ...zegovina]] and [[Macedonia]]) was regarded as one of the best in the world, always competing with the ...
5: ...eda]]l once ([[1984 Summer Olympics|1984]]). Rump Yugoslavia (now [[Serbia and Montenegro]]) added a silver me...
9: ... and two bronze medals ([[1982]], [[1986]]). Rump Yugoslavia (now Serbia and Montenegro) added two further gol...
13: ... three times ([[1963]], [[1979]], [[1987]]). Rump Yugoslavia (now Serbia and Montenegro) added three gold meda...
17: ... USA both in pool play and in the final. However, Yugoslavia had begun disintegrating by 1991, and Croatia wou...

Partisans (Yugoslavia) (1933 bytes)
1: ...nt]] which fought against the [[occupation]] of [[Yugoslavia]] by [[Axis forces]] during [[World War II]].
3: ... (who went by the ''[[pseudonym|nom de guerre]]'' of [[Tito]]) and the [[Yugoslav Communist Party]].
7: ...actually fought against the Partisans during most of the war.
9: ...encumbered by foreign army presence after the end of the war.
12: *[[History of Yugoslavia]]

Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia (2868 bytes)
3: ...63;''''' (born [[7 April]] [[1936]]) is a member of the Serbian [[Karadjordjevic|Kara&#273;or&#273;ev...
5: ...nister of [[Peru]] as well the country's Minister of Economy, Finance, and Commerce. Between her marri...
7: ...er II of Yugoslavia]]) and of the [[Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark]].
11: ...of Queen [[Sofía of Spain]] and [[Charles, Prince of Wales]].
12: She is concerned in the problems of her country through her Princess Elizabeth Founda...

Prince George of Yugoslavia (749 bytes)
1: ...]. He is currently at [[University]] in the north of [[Scotland]].
5: ...ncess Marija of Yugoslavia|HRH Princess Marija of Yugoslavia]]'''
6: | width="40%" align="center" | '''[[Line of Succession to the British throne]]'''
7: ...rince Michael of Yugoslavia|HRH Prince Michael of Yugoslavia]]'''
11: * [http://www.almanachdegotha.com/2002/profiles/yugoslavia.html Article about HRH Prince George]

Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1503 bytes)
1: ...ce Alexander of Yugoslavia]] for the current head of the house.
3: ... [[1967]] divorce, and then to [[Princess Barbara of Liechtenstein]], whom he married in [[1973]].
6: ...Church, Virginia]]. He then moved to the [[United Kingdom]], where he went to [[The King's School]]
7: ...rding, and graduating with an [[A-Level]] in each of Spanish, French, and Politics.
12: ...rince Philip of Yugoslavia|HRH Princess Philip of Yugoslavia]]'''

Communist Party of Yugoslavia (8623 bytes)
1: ...ling party of the [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia]] from [[1945]] until the [[1991]]. The dominant ...
7: ... united to create the "Socialist Workers Party of Yugoslavia (communists)" (''Socijalisti&#269;ka radni&#269;k...
9: ... party changed its name to the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (''Komunisti&#269;ka partija Jugoslavije'', KPJ).
11: Unlike most parties in the Kingdom, the Communist Party was very [[revolution]]ary a...
15: ...munist Party were killed including the leadership of the youth wing and party president [[Djuro Djakov...

Prince Paul of Yugoslavia (2079 bytes)
1: ...ia|Yugoslavia]] for his nephew King [[Peter II of Yugoslavia|Peter II]].
3: ...] became prime minister and Yugoslavia backed out of the Axis sphere in all but name.
5: ...act. However, Nazi Germany invaded the Kingdom of Yugoslavia anyways and the royal family escaped abroad, Prin...
7: ...Jelisaveta of Serbia Yugoslavia]] and grandfather of American actress [[Catherine Oxenberg]].
13: ...30% align=center | Preceded by:<br>[[Alexander of Yugoslavia|Aleksandar Kara&#273;or&#273;evi&#263;]]

Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1972 bytes)
1: ...n, the position Alexander claims currently has no official constitutional status.
3: ...ndra of Greece|Queen Alexandra]] (born a Princess of Greece and Denmark), he was educated at [[Gordons...
5: ...lexander married Katherine Clairy Batis, daughter of Robert Batis and his wife Anna Dosti, legally on ...
11: ... seems to have been rather informal, and probably of no legal import.
14: *[[Monarchs of Serbia]]

NATO bombing campaign in Yugoslavia (12629 bytes)
1: The '''NATO bombing campaign in Yugoslavia''' took place during [[Kosovo War#The NATO bombin...
3: ... have condemned [[NATO]]'s military campaign in [[Yugoslavia]], particularly its bombing campaign.
5: ...t brought to an end [[Serbia|Serbian]] repression of [[Kosovo]]'s
6: ... responsible for the international isolation of [[Yugoslavia]], many [[war crimes]] and gross [[human rights v...
8: ...cates, comparing NATO actions with the provisions of various charters and conventions. The advocates' ...

Yugoslavia national football team (6440 bytes)
2: Name = Yugoslavia |
3: Badge = Yugoslavia_football_association.gif |
5: ...ociation of Yugoslavia|Football Association<br>of Yugoslavia]] |
15: ...rlands national football team|Netherlands]] 2 - 0 Yugoslavia<br/>([[Amsterdam]], [[Netherlands]]; [[25 March]]...
16: ...lsinki]], [[Finland]]; [[15 July]], [[1952]])<br/>Yugoslavia 9 - 0 [[Congo DR national football team|Zaire]]<b...

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