-
What was Serbia called before?
Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Serbia and Montenegro
Questioner：Owen Wilson 2023-04-19 20:54:13
The most authoritative answer in 2024
-
-
Oliver Scott——Works at the International Criminal Court, Lives in The Hague, Netherlands.
Following the breakup of Yugoslavia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) was established in 1992 as a federation. In 2003, it was reconstituted as a political union called the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro (SCG).read more >>+119962023-04-21 20:54:13
About “Yugoslavia、Yugoslavia、Serbia and Montenegro”，people ask：
- 79回复Is it safe in Italy?？
- 84回复Which countries do not have an army?？
- 21回复How many lives were lost in ww1?？
- 14回复What was the year of 911?？
- 58回复Why did Russia leave the war in 1917?？
- 49回复Which European countries are not part of NATO?？
- 45回复Is the Ukraine a member of NATO?？
- 31回复What countries are in NATO 2017?？
- 16回复What is the smallest nation in the world?？
- 21回复Is the Ukraine part of NATO?？
- 82回复Which countries are not members of NATO?？
- 95回复When did Austria take over Bosnia?？
- 95回复Is Austria a member of NATO?？
- 25回复How long do you have to live in Switzerland to become a citizen?？
- 99回复When did Switzerland become neutral?？
READ MORE：
- +1227What was Germany blamed for in the Treaty of Versailles?
- +1251Is Bosnia and Herzegovina one country?
- +1129How many people were killed in the Bosnia?
- +1643Is Estonia a NATO country?
- +1793Which is the smallest city in the world?
- +1386Is Luxembourg still a country?
- +1367Is the UK capitalist?
- +1307Is Italy a socialist country?
- +1924How long do you have to live in Switzerland to become a citizen?
- +1675Do I need a visa for Switzerland from Philippines?
- +1437Do they speak English in Geneva?
- +1256Is Bern The capital of Switzerland?
- +1881Is it safe in Italy?
- +1518Is Russia is part of NATO?
- +1135Is the Ukraine part of NATO?
QuesHub is a place where questions meet answers, it is more authentic than Quora, but you still need to discern the answers provided by the respondents.
