Serbia

"Niko te ne tera" means "nobody is forcing you (to do something/into something), "you" is an extra, probably by mistake. "Smiri dozivljaj" means "cool down".

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The Muslims were subjected to the worst kinds of atrocities. They were killed ruthlessly, women raped, put into small dungeons to die. properties confiscated and humiliated. It is a heart-rending story.

400 Yugoslavian dinars are worth about 173.60 GBP.

Yugoslavia no longer exists.

Kaiser Wilhelm II.

The area in Yugoslavia is 39,449 miles.

Slobodan Milosevic

• bush feared a tangled conflict without clear resolution

Kids in Serbia now start school at the age of 6. When I used to live there, it was 7 years old but now in order to catch up with the rest of the world's system, kids go early

Most popular of course is a dog like everywhere else. But one animal (bird) is a symbol of Serbia, it's Eagle, beeing on a flag for centuries.

yugoslavia

The Adriatic Sea lies to the south-west of Serbia and Montenegro and the Black Sea lies to the east of Bulgaria. It can be verified on any political map of the world.

"Radica" is a name.

Yugoslavia doesn't exist....

Yugoslavia was formed after World War I after the fall of Austria-Hungary. This country was made up of more than twenty ethnicities and was upheld from 1945 to 1980 under Marshal Tito, who ran a communist government. Marshal Tito was not in favor of rebellion or opposition amongst the people of Yugoslavia, but he tolerated it regardless. Because people who followed him did not adopt this toleration for themselves, it created more division amongst the people. Yugoslavia became connected to western Europe instead of the Soviet. When Stalin died, stronger ties were made with the USSR. Yugoslavia was controlled well until Tito died.

It is at this point in time (1980s) that Yugoslavia's existence becomes strained. Different groups form, wanting more and more power (autonomous). There was a great deal of tension between these autonomous groups. Without a leader, old issues that were not resolved arose and created more division amongst the citizens of the country. Federalism was one of these issues, as well as cultural and economic tensions between the North and South.

Atop all this stress in the country, there were also economic difficulties. Inflation and employment increased significantly. There was an immense foreign debt, as well as food shortage. Salaries decreased an astonishing twenty-four percent. Some say the cause of this decline in economy was Tito's failure to invest a considerable amount of foreign capital. The breakdown of economy also created more tensions in ethnical and regional issues.

One of the main contributing factors to the fall of Yugoslavia is their poor constitutional arrangements. The constitution was changed in order to compromise federal and regional rights. This did not have desired results. Because of constant amendments to the constitution, the six republic and two autonomous regions increased in power and could veto legislation with ease. Before Tito passed away, he instituted a presidential system for Yugoslavia. Representatives from each region of the country would rotate for position of president. This may have increased equality amongst the regions and strengthened regional power, but it weakened federal politics.

The first war was between Serbia and Croatia, the two largest ethnic groups. More than ten percent of Croatia was inhabited by Serbs. This made it difficult for Croatia to secede from domination of Serbia. The main tension between these two groups was their differing interpretations of the common state. Serbia had a goal of unity and having a strong federal state, while Croatia wanted to establish themselves as an independent nation-state. There was also conflict established because of an immense sense of nationalism in Serbia. It is often referred to as the Greater Serbia Ideal. This was established by Milosevic who was on a quest for power.

There were also other wars in Yugoslavia but I am getting more and more claustrophobic by the minute and am running out of time and paper. Also if this is as boring for you as it was for me, then I am sparing you anyways.

I guess I should have something of a conclusion, so I will say that all of this can be summarized into three main reasons for the collapse of Yugoslavia: differing ethnic interests, economic breakdown, and poor institutional structure. Yugoslavia no longer exists today but is now seven new states- Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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

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

No. Serbia is a country in Europe.

Secret society in Serbia (Црна Рука/Crna Ruka). Said to have been connected with the Young Bosnia / Mlada Bosna Society and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (28 June, 1914), which led to the start of the First World War.

Murder of archduke Franz F erdinaand on 1914 june 28.

it has permitted the criminal machinations of various societies and associations directed against the monarchy,and has tolerated unrestrained language on the part of the press.

It = Austria-Hungary

Austria-Hungary claimed that Serbia's government wasn't strict enough; that they weren't restricting the press and were tolerating the crimes of movements that were against the Monarchy.

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

No. However, all of the languages of the Former Yugoslavia countries speak languages that are related to Russian.

Slovenia was more propserous and also ethnically much more homogeneous than most other states in the former Yugoslavia.