serbia

• one of the republics of yugoslavia
serbia was the largest and most populous of the six republics which formerly comprised yugoslavia. in 1991 croatia, slovenia, macedonia and in 1992 bosnia-herzegovina declared independence, while serbia and montenegro formed the federal republic of yugoslavia. slobodan milosev?c, of the socialist party of serbia (sps), became president of serbia in 1989. serbian nationalism has been widely recognized as a fundamental cause of the yugoslavian civil war. kosovo, a region containing a majority of ethnic albanians, in 1991 elected a pro-sovereignty government, which was not recognized by serbia. serbia produces coal, manufactured goods, and agricultural products. the economy of serbia has been severely disrupted by the war, high inflation, and un sanctions.
serbia was the largest and most populous of the six republics which formerly comprised yugoslavia. in 1991 croatia, slovenia, macedonia and in 1992 bosnia-herzegovina declared independence, while serbia and montenegro formed the federal republic of yugoslavia. slobodan milosev?c, of the socialist party of serbia (sps), became president of serbia in 1989. serbian nationalism has been widely recognized as a fundamental cause of the yugoslavian civil war. kosovo, a region containing a majority of ethnic albanians, in 1991 elected a pro-sovereignty government, which was not recognized by serbia. serbia produces coal, manufactured goods, and agricultural products. the economy of serbia has been severely disrupted by the war, high inflation, and un sanctions.
serbia was the largest and most populous of the six republics which formerly comprised yugoslavia. in 1991 croatia, slovenia, macedonia and in 1992 bosnia-herzegovina declared independence, while serbia and montenegro formed the federal republic of yugoslavia. slobodan milosev?c, of the socialist party of serbia (sps), became president of serbia in 1989. serbian nationalism has been widely recognized as a fundamental cause of the yugoslavian civil war. kosovo, a region containing a majority of ethnic albanians, in 1991 elected a pro-sovereignty government, which was not recognized by serbia. serbia produces coal, manufactured goods, and agricultural products. the economy of serbia has been severely disrupted by the war, high inflation, and un sanctions.