Montenegro

Yes!

Mostly South Slavic ethnic group: Montenegrins (45%), Serbs (28%), Bosnians (8,5%), Croats (1%), and some other non-slavic peoples: Albanians (5%), Roma (1%) etc.

They have bears, deer, martens, wild pig, wolves, foxes, wildcats, and a large variety of birds, reptiles, and fish.

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Albania got independence after a war against Turkish and Muslim people. I don't know how montenegro got independence but I know they got it in 2006.

Macedonia

The nation of Montenegro used to be part of Yugoslavia, and it therefore had a communist government during the period of 1945 - 1990, between the end of WW II and the fall of communism in Europe.

Male: 98% Female: 94% Jewish Pop.: 91.6% (One out of twelve is illiterate) Perper: 200% Rock on.

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Montenegrin is not commonly learnt as a foreign language, so there are not many books on the subject. and Montenegrin is not officially a language, and, like Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian, is classed as a sub-dialect of the Serbo-Croat language. All of these four dialects are mutually intelligible, and a Montenegrin speaking to a Serb would be rather like a French-speaking Belgian speaking to a Frenchman, or an Englishman to a Scot. Personally, I would learn Serbo-Croat, as it would enable you to speak in four countries instead of one, and I would use 'Teach Yourself Serbo-Croat(ian).

Mitrovica, Montenegro has a grove of 2000 year old olive trees. The canyon of the river Tara is the deepest canyon in Europe. Boka Bay is the southernmost fjord in the world.

I have researched the casino, but it is not real. The movie was filmed in Montenegro, though I don't know which casino it was exactly. I wish there was a web page on the 007 website to ask the people who made the movie things like this.

for capital (BELGRADE) it's 11000 Belgrade

Here is their official website: http://www.mitropolija.cg.yu/aktuelno/index_eng.html

Montenegro is not a part of the Schengen Area, therefore a Schengen visa is not valid in Montenegro.

Note Montenegro does not border on any Schengen countries, so unless you are flying there from a Schengen country, you may need a visa for whatever country you travel through.

serbia did NOT break off of montenegro. montenegro broke off of serbia because they treated us badly, like children. after the war we declared independence. i was born during the war it was the scarriest thing in my life

There are a number of holidays that are considered public holidays in 'Montenegro'. Including but not limited to May 1 Labour Day, May 21 Independence Day and January 7 Christmas Day.

The country code and area code of Bar, Montenegro is 382, (0)85.

Information on who the parents of Hugo Mario Montenegro is not available online. Hugo was born in 1925 in New York City. He was the composer of several well known film soundtracks.

No. Montenegro is not part of the Schengen Area.

Posrbica (singular) / Posrbice (plural), is a Montenegrin term used for serbizated Montenegrin(s) - Montenegrins whose ancestors were assimilated by the Serbs.

In recent times, the term 'Posrbica' is also used for serbizated/assimilated orthodox Croats, Bosnians, Macedonians, as well as for Vlachs, and Cincars.

Yes they are christian orthodox

Compared to the richest countries like the UK, USA, Scandinavia and Japan it's not expensive but considering the average monthly wage is only about €500 per month then it is expensive

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