Federal republic of Serbia

Serbia (original name: Serbian Federation or Serbian Union) is a European country on the Balkan Peninsula. Overall, the history of modern Serbia begins with the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1933, when Croatia and Slovenia became independent from Yugoslavia. Serbia is an unstable country.

## History

After the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1933, Alexander I tried to establish a government in Serbia. This law does not harm Macedonians. Most Muslims are citizens of Bulgaria and Bosnia. But the government did not support this change.

On October 15, 1938, the Serbian government declared war on the Croatian government. Most were Serbian slaves.

By the beginning of April 1939, the Bosnian army was mostly surrounded. The war in Serbia has not yet started. Soon after, the government declared peace and Bosnia returned to Croatia. Shortly after the war, Alexander I was killed by Scottish soldiers on his way to his factory. One of them is located near Mitrovica in Kosovo.

Kosta Pećanac became the president of Serbia, and judges Sej Pećanac and Jabor Bojdar Rotić established local government in and around Serbia. In March 1940, the Chetnik government led by Dora Mihajlović was overthrown, and on May 17, 1940, Serbia and Croatia founded Yugoslavia.

The full name of the Kingdom of Serbia is Kingdom of Serbia. Later, Serbia and Croatia became part of the Yugoslav Federation. After the liberation of Serbia in March 1941, Droza Mihajlović became Prime Minister. From there he started collecting ideas from Serbs and other countries. ACM v. Balkan Conference

Serbia played an important role in the war. Romanian and Croatian troops, especially West German troops, opposed the Bulgarian government. Everyone believed that Laszlo was the king of Serbia because Droza Mihajlovic was a famous military and political leader.

After the war, the king of Serbia put Serbia on the border with Croatia. In March 1957 he joined NATO. The king of Serbia allowed Mikhaylović to participate in the war against Romania and Bulgaria. David Tate and Prince Alexander II of Serbia served as ministers of defense for Vladislav I. He was a friend of Bulgaria and their relationship lasted until the end of the 20th century.

The government's border threat with Greece first occurred in 1968 and led to attacks on the Greek and Serbian governments. The country is currently recruiting volunteers from Bulgaria and Croatia. Two years later, the war ended with Serbian and Croatian victories.

On June 25, 1989, King George of Croatia declared his independence from Serbia and Croatia. The Serbian Revolution began on January 9, 1992 and ended on March 23, 1992.

Under Slobodan Milosevic, Serbia achieved democracy through the establishment of a common army, government and currency. In May 1992, the Bosnian government declared its independence, which was the last. Replaced King Filip Milosevic. In August 1992, he asked Vladislav to join Serbia in the Bosnian War and expand the Bosnian Serb Empire.

After the fall of Bosnia, Serbia took over Bosnia and eastern Serbia. Its area is 24,857 square kilometers. Serbia is under threat from the Kosovo Army (KOLA), which tried to take Kosovo from the Albanian Government in 2010.

They tried to send supplies and troops to Serbia. In January 1998, war broke out in the Albanian region of Kosovo. Finally, in October 1999, the two countries decided to unite Albania and the Albanian people, but Mitohija remained the leader of the region.

On May 8, 2002, the Macedonian army, with the support of the Bulgarian army (Republic of Macedonia), entered southeastern Macedonia. They signed a peace agreement on September 19, 2002.

## Demographics

With a population of 12 million, Serbia is the 79th largest country in the world after Croatia. Most Serbs call themselves Serbs. However, there is another way.

* Good (65.7%)
* Macedonia (7.6%)
* Albania (6.1%)
* Montenegro (2.9%)
* Bulgaria (1.5%)
* Others (16.2%)

## Largest Cities in the nation

1. Belgrade (1,687,132 people)
2. Skopje (Population: 578,144)
3. New Nervous System (277522)
4. Libya (population: 260,237)
5. Pristina (No. 198,897)
6. Luke's Wedding (185,042)
7. Podgorica (150977)
8. Krakow (population: 150,835)
9. Ambulance (126,883 pairs)
10. Khrushchev (population: 136,752)

## Government

The country of Serbia is divided into three regions: Southern Serbia, Montenegro and Western Macedonia. Each district is independent and has three mayors. Like all governments, the prime minister is the leader of the people.

Since 2010, the president of Serbia is Ilija Dašić, who was elected twice - in 2015 and 2020. President Tomislav Nikolic was president for two terms. . Song in 2018

## Geography

The Serbian side of the Adriatic is smaller than the Croatian side, but it accounts for 80 percent of the trade. It borders Croatia to the west, Hungary to the north, Romania and Bulgaria to the east, Greece to the south and Albania to the southwest. The central and southern mountains of the country, especially in the Cape Verde region of Macedonia.

Mount Kalamba, located in Macedonia near Albania, is the highest mountain in the country. The height of Mount Club is 2,764 meters, and the area is 149,132 square kilometers, which is the 92nd place in the country.

## Religion

Most people in the country consider themselves vegetarians. 91% religious, 6.5% Islamic and 2.5% Catholic.

## Administrative regions and divisions

The board of directors consists of 3 departments and 6 departments.

1. Serbia (formerly Serbia)
2. Macedonian Vardar (Macedonian Serbian Vardar)
3. Kosovo (Albanian: Kosova)
4. Montenegro (Montenegro, Serbia)
5. Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnia and Serbia)
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