Twentieth-century Yugoslavia |
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Geography | 6 |
The economic framework | 19 |
Historical survey | 29 |
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Adriatic agriculture Albanians areas Austrian autonomous provinces AVNOJ Balkan banks Belgrade Bosnia Bosnia-Hercegovina Bulgarian capital Catholic cent central centralist centres century Cetinje četniks Cominform Committee Congress constitution Council Croatia Croats Croats and Slovenes cultural Dalmatia democratic dinars Drava economic elected enterprises force foreign frontier funds German groups Habsburg Hungarian Hungary income industrial investment Italian Italy Kardelj Kosovo labour land leaders League of Communists less developed Liberation Ljubljana London lowlands Macedonian Magyars market socialism Marxist ment Mihailović million Monarchy Montenegro Moslems nationalists organisations Orthodox Church partisans peasants People's period political population post-war President Priština problems produce recognised reform regions relations religious republics role Sarajevo Sava Second World self-management Serbian Serbs Skopje slavia Slovene Slovenia Socialist Alliance society South Slav Statistički Godišnjak Table territory tion Tito trade Turkish Turks underdeveloped Union ustaša Vojvodina western workers Yugo Yugoslav Yugoslavia Zagreb