Yugoslavia (Chemgotan Milieux)

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**Yugoslavia** (Jugoslavija), officially known as the **Federal Republic of Yugoslavia** or **FR Yugoslavia** is a country located which consist of the majority of the southwestern portion of the Balkans, Yugoslavia has sea access to the Adriatic Sea along with having a passage towards the Mediterranean. Yugoslavia borders Italy to the west, Hungary to the north, Austria to the northwest, Greece to the south, Bulgaria to the southeast and Romania to the east. Belgrade is the largest populated urban centre within Yugoslavia and also serves as the political administrative capital of the Federation and holds importance of maintaining the nation's largest economic, commercial, business, innovative, cultural, political and social institutions within the nation. Yugoslavia consists of seven constituent Republics under a Federal Republic. Yugoslavia also is a massively multicultural nation as historically, the region which Yugoslavia claims the majority of, Illyria, saw major significant campaigns and conflicts fought over controlling the region and influencing it's inhabitants for centuries prior to contemporary Yugoslavian history.

Originally, Yugoslavia was dissolved with the start of the Yugoslav Wars in the early 90s, however decades later, Yugoslavia was reunified under intergovernmental provisions and compromises reached between the former Yugoslav leaders to reunify the nation and establish a more decentralised and coagulated state. However, public support for the reunification of Yugoslavia received mixed responses from the population of each former Yugoslav Republics. This led to the Republic of Serbia seizing the opportunity to impregnate the former Republics under it's local sphere of influence and the subsequent military build up of Serbian forces led to surgical strikes into weakened former Yugoslav Republics and promptly pervaded into Croatian and Bosnian territory, starting the Yugoslav Reunification War. Eventually after several years of fighting, the conflict came to an end as the Treaty of Pančevo in proper ensured the unification of all former Yugoslav Republics with the extension of Albania into one nation, the Yugoslav Reunification War came as a crushing humiliating defeat for NATO's reputation in an attempt to invade Serbia and prevent militaristic and nationalistic sentiment towards taking offensive action to unify the region.

Overtime following the end of the war, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia transitioned into a fledging Libertarian Republic heavily based upon Western social, economic and political governing models and implemented several policies and enactments which rapidly grew the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia into new proportions, obtaining praise from the international community and was recognised for having highly efficient living standards, conditions and personal well-being and high standard wages. With swift reforms helping Yugoslavia rapidly develop and modernise towards the standard level of Western nations. the Federal Republic's internal stability became more subdued via efforts from the Yugoslavian government was adherent towards purging enemies of the state in secrecy.