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| + | |country = Yugoslavia | ||
| + | |map = <map lat='44.81' lng='18.98' zoom='5' height='400' view='0' float='right'/> | ||
| + | |language = multiple | ||
| + | |capital = [[Belgrade|Beograd]] | ||
| + | |pop = | ||
| + | |currency = Dinar | ||
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'''Yugoslavia''' <u><span style="color:red">'''was'''</span></u> a country in [[Southern Europe]], bordering, clockwise from the north-west, [[Italy]], [[Austria]], [[Hungary]], [[Romania]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Greece]] and [[Albania]]. | '''Yugoslavia''' <u><span style="color:red">'''was'''</span></u> a country in [[Southern Europe]], bordering, clockwise from the north-west, [[Italy]], [[Austria]], [[Hungary]], [[Romania]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Greece]] and [[Albania]]. | ||
| − | Starting in 1991, the country broke up in [[Slovenia]], [[Croatia]], [[Serbia]], [[Montenegro]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], [[Macedonia]] and, in 2008, [[Kosovo]]. | + | Starting in 1991, the country broke up in [[Slovenia]], [[Croatia]], [[Serbia]], [[Montenegro]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], [[Republic of Macedonia|Macedonia]] and, in 2008, [[Kosovo]]. |
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Latest revision as of 03:24, 8 October 2011
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| Language: | multiple |
| Capital: | Beograd |
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| Currency: | Dinar |
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Yugoslavia was a country in Southern Europe, bordering, clockwise from the north-west, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Albania.
Starting in 1991, the country broke up in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and, in 2008, Kosovo.
