Former Yugoslav republics
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Name (Hebrew)
יוגוסלביה לשעבר
Name (Latin)
Former Yugoslav republics
Other forms of name
Ex-Yugoslav republics
Ex-Yugoslavia
Former Yugoslavia
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q36704
Library of congress:
sh 96010809
Sources of Information
- Work cat.: 96183188: Oschlies, W. Ex-Jugoslawien '95 : Politisch-ökonomische Porträts der sechs Nachfolgestaaten, 1995.
- OMRI Daily Report, Nov. 5, 1996("Turning to broader issues facing the former Yugoslav republics, the UN ambassadors of Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, and Slovenia sent an appeal to Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali requesting that Serbia-Montenegro not automatically inherit the UN seat of Tito's Yugoslavia.")
- Macedonian information & liaison service homepage("The United Nations Security Council has stressed the need for the former Yugoslav republics to reach agreement among themselves ...")
- CIA world factbook : Slovenia, via WWW(Refers to Slovenia as the most prosperous of the former Yugoslav republics)
- Associated Press, June 19, 1996, reprinted on WWW("The United Nations ended its 4 1/2-year arms embargo against the former Yugoslav republics Tuesday ...")