Serbia

Alexander I changed the name to Yugoslavia in 1929

while Peter II was the last king

6th April 1941

Yes, until the end of 2009

It has market economy

Yugoslavia is no longer a country and split into Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro*, and Macedonia. (Serbia and Montenegro later split into just Serbia and just Montenegro. Serbia then later split again into just Serbia and Kosovo). However, in all these countries, there is not a single city that begins with the letter Y.

The value of the 100,000 Yugoslavia Anhara dinara depends on what you are converting it into. As of 8/19/13, 100,000 dianara is equal to $85.90 United States dollar (USD).

Bosnians were killed by Serbs, even though they were under protection by the UN

half devill half angel

half devil (serbain)

half angel (AMERICAN)

Split is a city on Croatia's west coast. As of 8, October 1991, Croatia is an independent country and no longer a part of Yugoslavia.

the black hand

serbian, your idiot

because republics declared independence and soon the fighting broke out

Novi Sad is just 3 hours away from Belgrade driving. They are fairly close to each other.

There are Serbs that declare them selves as Catholic or Muslim, like Serbian Catholic writer Ivo Andrić (read: Andrich), and Serbian Muslim writer Meša Selimović (read: Mesha Selimovich), but most of Serbs are Eastern-orthodox, and go by "three fingers".

he was born in America

There is no such language as "Yugoslavian." Please specify: Bosnian, Macedonian, Croatian, Serbian, or Slovene.

Lionel Messi did not take any part in the 2006 world cup for Argentina.

They were both communist, but Yugoslavia was independent, while Poland was a Soviet satellite state.

Sarajevo in 1984.

A Serbian Zabava is a get together of a bunch of diferent serbian church dance groups. One church hosts, people come, and then the dance groups perform on stage. Then a dj comes and plays songs. You sing and dance, it is super fun!

Banca Intesa Beograd, memeber of a Intesa Sao Paolo Group

Yugoslavia.

Serbia grows about 1/3 of the world's raspberries, despite its miniature size on world scale.

Christian Orthodox, like Russians

Wizz Air Serbia was created in 2011.