Yugoslavia
| Documentation: |
| Comment: Yugoslavia throughout history, both physically and politically. |
| General: |
| Podgorica, Yugoslavia, Malisevo, Serbia, Babaloc, Serbia, Crnoljevo, Yugoslavia, Bujanovac, Serbia, Prizren, Yugoslavia, Mitrovica, Yugoslavia, and 6 others are in Yugoslavia. |
| Yugoslavia borders on Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, and Macedonia. Yugoslavia borders on Hungary, Bulgaria, Albania, and Romania. Yugoslavia is west of Bulgaria. Yugoslavia is east of Italy. Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina were west of Yugoslavia after 1992 and before 2003. Bosnia-Herzegovina was a geopolitical subdivision of Yugoslavia after 1922 and before 1992. Serbia and Montenegro are a geopolitical subdivision of Yugoslavia. Slovenia and Macedonia were a geopolitical subdivision of Yugoslavia after 1922 and before 1992. Yugoslavia was north of Macedonia after 1992 and before 2003. Yugoslavia is north of Albania. Yugoslavia is south of Hungary. |
| Yugoslavia is an eastern European country and a Balkan country. |
| The capital city of Yugoslavia is Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia is southwest of Romania. Croatia was a geopolitical subdivision of Yugoslavia after 1922 and before 1992. |
| Group Membership: |
| Yugoslavia is a member of the United Nations. |
| Affiliations: |
| Bujanovac, Serbia, Bar, Yugoslavia, Podgorica, Yugoslavia, Pristina, Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Serbia, Srbica, Yugoslavia, Tivat, Yugoslavia, and 6 others are in Yugoslavia. |
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| Yugoslavia is a member of the United Nations. The capital city of Yugoslavia is Belgrade, Yugoslavia. |
| Miscellaneous: |
| In Yugoslavia, Rumanian, Albanian, and Hungarian are another common language. |
| Slovenian and Macedonian are spoken in Yugoslavia. |
| Dejan Stankovic and Ivo Andric are a citizen of Yugoslavia. |
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| Serbian is among the national languages of Yugoslavia. Most people in Yugoslavia speak Serbian. |
| Yugoslavia's telephone country code is 381. Yugoslavia is obliged to follow the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Yugoslavia was the victim in World War II. |
| Yugoslavia exports 0 barrels per day of refined petroleum products and crude petroleum products during 1995. |
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