Kopaonik mountains According to 800zipcodes, Kopaonik is the largest mountain range in Serbia, stretching for 75 km from the northwest to the southeast of the country. Kopaonik, also known as the “Silver Mountains” or “Lights of Serbia”, has been the leader of Serbia’s winter tourist offer for many years, and the developed infrastructure of hotels,… Read More »
The government and the president of Montenegro rejected the election result as invalid and initially refused to recognize Koštunica as the legitimate president of Yugoslavia. After lengthy preliminary talks, however, on November 4, the new cabinet formed by Koštunica after the resignation of Prime Minister Momir Bulatović (SPS; October 10) under Prime Minister Zoran Žižić… Read More »
After the collapse of Yugoslavia, which was established under socialist auspices in 1945/46, Serbia and Montenegro agreed on February 12, 1992 in the Titograd Agreement (now Podgorica) to form a new Yugoslav state (approved by the parliaments of both republics on February 22, 1992; confirmed in a referendum on March 1, 1992 in Montenegro). With… Read More »
In its foreign policy in the 1960s, Yugoslavia initially placed greater emphasis on the states of the Eastern Bloc and the Third World. It sharply criticized the US military engagement in Vietnam and Israel’s policy in the Middle East conflict. However, the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops (August 1968) temporarily led to severe… Read More »
According to a2zdirectory, the merger with politicians of the London government-in-exile under Ivan Šubašić (* 1892, † 1952), agreed under British mediation on November 1, 1944and the expansion of the AVNOJ to a provisional parliament on August 10, 1945, were skillfully used by the greatly increased numbers of Communists to expand their position as part… Read More »
The first ethnically identifiable residents were Illyrian, Thracian and Celtic tribes. In the 3rd century BC Chr. The Romans began from the coast submission of the later province of Dalmatia (Dalmatia) and Moesia superior (Moesia). In the 7th century AD, the South Slav Serbs immigrated from the north-east, who were under Bulgarian or Byzantine rule… Read More »