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History and chronology of Yugoslavia
History of Yugoslavia
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Arts
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1957
1959
1960
1961
1962
1968
1973
1975
Gov
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1925
1928
1929
1933
1940
1945
1946
1947
1948
1950
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1963
1972
1980
1986
Mon
1917
1918
1922
1929
1934
War
1941
1943
1944
General
Communist Party
Croatian Peasant Party
Government Communist Party
Government Federal
Government Provisional
Government
Government Yugoslavia
Government
House Serbia
Literature Yugoslavia
Literature
Military Yugoslavia
Military
Orthodox Church
Rebellion
Revolution Yugoslavia
Revolution
World War, 2nd
Biographies
Alexander
Andric, Ivo
Cvetkovic, Dragisa
Djilas, Milovan
Hasani, Sinan
Mihailovic, Dragoljub
Mojsov, Lazar
Paul
Peter II
Peter I
Radic, Stjepan
Simovic, Dusan
Stepinac, Aloysius
Tito, Josip Broz
Events
Alliance Yugoslavia
Alliance Tripartite Pact
Alliance
Archbishop Zagreb Stepinac
Archbishop Zagreb
Arrest Djilas
Arrest Djilas
Arrest Stepinac
Arrest Stepinac
Arrest
Assassination Alexander
Assassination Alexander
Assassination
Balkan Federation
Birth Andric, Ivo
Birth Tito, Josip Broz
Birth
Capital Serbia
Capital
Capture Belgrade
Capture Kotor
Capture Split
Cardinal Stepinac
Cardinal
Constitution Yugoslavia
Constitution
Coup d'Etat Yugoslavia
Coup d'Etat
CPP
Death Alexander
Death Andric, Ivo
Death Tito, Josip Broz
Death
Destruction YANL
Diplomacy Germany
Diplomacy Yugoslavia
Diplomacy
Dismissal Djilas
Dismissal
Dissolution Croat Party
Election Tito
Election
Exile Peter II
Government Yugoslavia
Government
Independence Croatia
Independence Yugoslavia
Independence
Invasion Yugoslavia
Marriage Alexander
Marriage
Marshal Tito
Marshal
Minister Education
Nobel Prize Andric
Nobel Prize
Operation Ratweek
Pact Balkan
Pact Tripartite
Pact
Politburo Djilas
Politburo
President Yugoslavia
President
Prime Minister Yugoslavia
Prime Minister
Publication Andric
Publication Djilas
Publication
Ratweek
Rebellion Chetniks
Rebellion Partisans
Rebellion Serbia
Rebellion Yugoslavia
Rebellion
Rule Adriatic
Rule Istria
Siege Tito HQ
Succession Alexander
Succession Peter II
Succession
Treaty Friendship
Tripartite Pact
Unification
Vice President Yugoslavia
Vice President
Places
Adriatic
Belgrade
Berchtesgaden
Bled
Bosnia
Cairo
Corfu
Drvar
Istria
Jajce
Kotor
Moscow
Ravna Gora
Split
Vienna
Vis
Zagreb