Liberal Alliance of Montenegro (480 bytes)
1: {{liberal party}}
2: ...re'') is a [[liberal parties|liberal party]] in [[Montenegro]].
3: The party is a member of [[Liberal International]].
6: *[[List of political parties in Serbia and Montenegro]]
7: *[[Timeline of liberal parties in Serbia and Montenegro]]

SDP-Liberal Alliance (2615 bytes)
1: [[category:Historical liberal parties|United Kingdom 1981]]
2: ...eferred to as simply the [[Liberal Democrats (UK)|Liberal Democrats]].
4: ...ture leader [[Roy Jenkins]] standing as "SDP with Liberal support".
6: ...SDP), and [[Bermondsey]] ([[Simon Hughes]] of the Liberals, with the largest swing ever recorded in any Bri...
8: ...election, 1987|1987 general election]], the share of the vote for each party fell slightly, and both p...

Montenegro (12012 bytes)
1: ...Montenegro, Europe. For the city in Brazil, see [[Montenegro, Brazil]].''
13: ...5px|[[Image:Montenegro flag new.png|175px|Flag of Montenegro]]
14: ...h=145px|[[Image:Grb CG.jpeg|100px|Coat of arms of Montenegro]]
16: |align=center width=145px|([[Flag of Montenegro|In detail]])
17: |align=center width=145px|([[Coat of Arms of Montenegro|In detail]])

Geography of Montenegro (549 bytes)
1: ... It is in a loose union with Serbia; [[Serbia and Montenegro]].
3: |[[Image:Map_of_montenegro_large.jpg|Map of Montenegro ]]
6: *[[Geography of Europe]]
7: *[[Geography of Serbia and Montenegro]]

History of Montenegro (8630 bytes)
1: ...ovince]] of [[Dalmatia]] that is today known as [[Montenegro]].
4: ...re]]; it gave birth to the later medieval kingdom of [[Serbs|Serbian]] Great Zupan (serb. župan) [[Ste...
6: ... closely corresponds to the early modern state of Montenegro) asserted itself towards [[1360]]. Zeta was ruled...
8: ...and into a secular principality, the independence of which was soon recognized by Russia.
10: ...itary police on the coast was placed in the hands of Austria.

Flag of Montenegro (1611 bytes)
1: ...Montenegro flag new.png|frame|right|250px|Flag of Montenegro (2004-present)]]
3: ...Montenegro]] into a red banner bearing the [[coat of arms]] adopted in [[1993]]. While it has been ill...
5: ...a]]. The Cyrillic initials ''НI'' (i.e. NI) of King Nikola I, however, are left out.
11: ...ntenegro flag large.png|thumb|right|250px|Flag of Montenegro (1993-2004)]]
12: ...ged to a lighter hue and the ratio to 1:3 instead of 1:2.

Montenegro, Colombia (571 bytes)
1: ...ontenegro is world famous for its rich flavoured coffee.]]
3: ... on Colombian history and the country's thriving coffee culture. The nearest city is [[Armenia, Colomb...

Rulers of Montenegro (3484 bytes)
1: ==Vladikas (Prince-Bishops) of Montenegro, from the Petrović-Njeguš Dynasty, 1696-1852...
8: ==Princes of Montenegro, 1852-1910==
12: ==Kings of Montenegro, 1910-1922; Tiular Kings & Crown Princes 1922- ==
16: ... Njegos/ and from 15/28 Aug 1910 King Nikola I of Montenegro] 13 August 1860- 1 March 1921
20: ...3 July 1922 - Monarchy abolished, Titular King of Montenegro from 24 March 1986

Montenegro, Brazil (458 bytes)
1: ...enegro''' is a city and municipality of the state of [[Rio Grande do Sul]], [[Brazil]].
3: ...ortuguese]] prevails, mostly because the campaign of [[Nacionalization]] or [[Nacionalização]] driven ...

Montenegro Airlines (1089 bytes)
1: [[Image:montenegro.gif|right]]
3: ...000 saw the first modern [[Fokker 100]] aircraft. Montenegro Airlines carried its millionth passenger on [[Jul...
16: * [http://www.montenegro-airlines.com/ Official website]
18: [[Category:Airlines of Serbia & Montenegro]]

Fernanda Montenegro (739 bytes)
1: '''Fernanda Montenegro''' (born [[16 October]] [[1929]] in [[Rio de Jane...
5: ... is the mother of actress [[Fernanda Torres]] and of director [[Cláudio Torres]]. She has been marrie...
9: [[Category:1929 births|Montenegro, Fernanda]]
10: [[Category:Best Actress Oscar Nominee|Montenegro, Fernanda]] <!-- Central do Brasil (Movie) -->

Zorka of Montenegro (1538 bytes)
1: ...;evi&#263;]] (who would become King Peter I, King of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes).
3: ...ena married the future King [[Victor Emmanuel III of Italy]].
6: * Elena Petrovna (Jelena) of Serbia (born [[4 November]] [[1884]])
7: * Milena of Serbia ([[28 April]] [[1886]])
8: * Georgi, Crown Prince of Serbia ([[8 September]] [[1887]])

Pilar Montenegro (1290 bytes)
1: ...Mexican]] singer who began her career as a member of [[Garibaldi (group)|Garibaldi]]. She soon followe...
5: ...s she understands to her public , she is a member of their family, as she comes into their lives every...
7: ...production ''El Alma Herida''. Montenegro was one of several Telemundo superstars featured at the 2004...
9: Pilar is one of [[Mexico]]'s biggest pop music stars.
11: [[Category:Mexican people|Montenegro]]

Music of Montenegro (828 bytes)
1: ...ntenegro]] is a part of the state of [[Serbia and Montenegro]]. The region's musical history dates back to th...
3: ...a Dukljanina]]'', which described the secular use of musical instruments.
5: The first music school in Montenegro was founded in [[1934]]. In the [[20th century]]...
7: [[Category:Montenegro]] [[Category:Southeastern European music]]

Nicholas I of Montenegro (2539 bytes)
1: ...2]], [[1921]]) was the only [[monarch|king]] of [[Montenegro]], reigning as a king from [[1910]] to [[1918]] a...
3: ...h support from [[Imperial Russia]]). Nikola gave Montenegro its first [[constitution]] in 1905 following pres...
5: ...ith other south Slav lands, to form the [[Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes]], which was renamed [...
7: ...gs, giving Nikola the nickname "the father-in-law of Europe".
11: |width = 40% align = center|[[Rulers of Montenegro]]

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

Demographics of Serbia and Montenegro (2891 bytes)
1: {{Serbia_and_Montenegro_topics}}
3: 10,600,000 ([[Serbia]] - 9,981,929; [[Montenegro]] - 620,000)
8: Serbia - 19.95% (male 1,028,355; female 963,366); Montenegro - 22.05% (male 77,582; female 72,395)
10: ...rbia - 65.22% (male 3,187,746; female 3,322,425); Montenegro - 66.16% (male 222,095; female 227,923)
12: Serbia - 14.83% (male 638,204; female 841,833); Montenegro - 11.79% (male 32,400; female 47,763) (2000 est.)

Tara river, Montenegro (386 bytes)
1: '''Tara''' is a river in [[Montenegro]]. Near the border with [[Bosnia]], it forms the ...
3: ...nyon]] of the river Tara is the deepest canyon in Montenegro at 1,300 m depth. The canyon is a [[UNESCO World ...
5: In the area of [[Serbia]] to the north there is a [[Tara mountai...

Politics of Serbia and Montenegro (9670 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Serbia and Montenegro}}
2: ...]] within a [[commonwealth]] called "[[Serbia and Montenegro]]".
4: ...sh stable relations in the region. A new assembly of the province was elected in November 2001, which ...
6: ...ppointed [[Prime Minister]]. The new President of Montenegro is [[Filip Vujanovic]].
8: ...sevic parties) candidate for FRY president. Cries of fraud and calls for Milosevic's removal echoed ac...

Economy of Serbia and Montenegro (5592 bytes)
1: {{Serbia_and_Montenegro_topics}}
2: ...d" to 55-60% of its 1990 level, due to GDP growth of 8.5% in 2004.
6: ...sche Mark]] (now replaced by the [[Euro]]) as its official [[currency]]. As [[1999]] began, the damage...
10: ...tment climates. Managers tend to blame the dearth of interest on the current negative business climate...
31: ...res: $4.3 billion, including capital expenditures of $NA (2001 est.)

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