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the force of circumstance. It was decided to convene an
Antifascist Veće, or assembly, of the People's Liberation Movement of Yugoslavia. It will be remembered that the Veće met on November 26, 1942, in the town of Bihać and was attended by delegates representing all the peoples of Yugoslavia. Far-reaching historical decisions were adopted and an executive committee was elected. The Veće represented all anti-fascist parties and united all political trends, regardless of religion and nationality. The Veće was charged with mobilizing all means for helping the People's Liberation Army and with continuing to organize People's Liberation Committees, not only in liberated sectors but in territory still occupied by the enemy.
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Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia in the future federation. Only Sandžak was listed with other lower-ranked regional entities, even though its land council was still included among the "seven basic bodies of people's government". Though the position of individual nations and regions were not further elaborated, the second session of the AVNOJ determined the type of federal system to be introduced in Yugoslavia, modelling it on the Soviet Union.
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Macedonia and the Sandžak. In total, 78 delegates were to be elected in Croatia, 53 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 53 in Serbia, 42 in Slovenia, 42 in Macedonia, 16 in Montenegro, 11 in Sandžak, and 8 in Vojvodina. Of the planned 303, 142 delegates arrived by the start of the session and 163 deputy delegates also attended the session. No deputies from Sandžak or Macedonia were present. The Main National Liberation Committee for Serbia was unable to hold elections because of the
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held its first regular session between 8 and 10 July, and a corresponding body of
Vojvodina met on 30 and 31 July; both bodies decided the region they represented would join Serbia. All of these decisions were confirmed at the third session of the AVNOJ in August 1945. By the end of the month, the AVNOJ discussed and decided on changes to the borders of all Yugoslav federal units based on corresponding pre-1941 and pre-1918 borders.
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562:. This distribution reflected the number of Partisans from each part of the country taking part in the armed struggle. Some of the selected delegates, including all of those representing Slovenia and Vojvodina and twelve others, did not arrive. The Slovene delegation informed the AVNOJ of its support by telegram. Macedonia was not represented at all. The AVNOJ elected its presidency with
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for the
Partisan cause. The NDH's Ustaše regime launched a propaganda campaign in November 1942 to discredit the AVNOJ and portray the Partisans' struggle as pro-Serb and anti-Croat. The campaign, which declined after March 1943, involved the publication of brochures and newspaper articles as well as
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on 29 and 30 November 1943; Ribar chaired the meeting as president of the executive council. The KPJ originally planned for the second session of the AVNOJ to be attended by 250 delegates elected by regional land councils. The number of delegates was subsequently increased by 53 to include delegates
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Stalin was enraged by the AVNOJ's rejection of Soviet advice in its establishment of the NKOJ as an interim government and explicit repudiation of the government-in-exile. Stalin was specifically worried about Tito's assumption of the presidency of the NKOJ and his elevation to the rank of
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The AVNOJ also denied the legitimacy of the
Yugoslav government-in-exile and forbade the return of King Peter II to the country until its people could decide on the future of the monarchy after the war. It also declared all agreements previously concluded by the government-in-exile to be subject to
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border and dissolved itself. The Anti-Fascist
Parliament for the People's Liberation of Serbia (ASNOS) held its first regular session between 7 and 9 April, and voted in favour of annexation of Vojvodina, Kosovo and a part of Sandžak. The People's Liberation Council for the Kosovo-Metohija Oblasts
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Yugoslavia had been liberated, the necessity arose for establishing a central political body for all Yugoslavia to direct all these committees and to relieve the High Command of various political functions which had been constantly piling up through
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Yugoslav sovereignty; affirmed a commitment to forming a democratic federation; and recognised the equal standing of
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and Western Allied forces advanced towards Yugoslavia, Tito announced another session of the AVNOJ. Since the previous session, the Western Allies began to support the Partisans, and Tito considered a British landing in Yugoslavia likely. In October 1943, just before the second session, the KPJ
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urged Tito to establish a political body solely to liberate the country and not to oppose the Yugoslav monarchy. The Soviets asked the AVNOJ not to openly advance a communist agenda in order to avoid antagonising the Western Allies, and cautioned against appointing Tito president of the AVNOJ.
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widened the rift with the HSS ministers. Jovanović saw the Chetniks as a guerrilla force promising the restoration of the monarchy after the war. In combination with fear of communism, this led him to ignore information about Chetnik collaboration with the Axis powers, and appoint their leader
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did not wish to antagonise the Allies by supporting the Partisans. Shortly before the Bihać session, Tito added the expression "Anti-Fascist" to the original name of the AVNOJ to emphasise its temporary and anti-Axis nature. These steps were made in response to Soviet positions expressed in
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as the basis for the country's future government but did not officially determine what system of government would be implemented after the war. There was a degree of ambiguity regarding the number of future federal units and whether they would all have equal status within the federation.
1323:; Šubašić confirmed AVNOJ as Yugoslavia's legislative body and agreed to form a new 18-person government. Six of the members would come from the government-in-exile and twelve would be NKOJ members. The second session of the AVNOJ also drew a response from the Chetnik leadership. At the
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was convened again in 1945. Decisions of the AVNOJ determined there would be six units in the federation and defined their borders. It also took over the position of the legitimate ruling body of Yugoslavia from the government-in-exile in dealings with the Allies.
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review and approval, renegotiation or cancellation while declaring any further agreements concluded by the government-in-exile void. Furthermore, the AVNOJ declared that Yugoslavia had never accepted the 1941 partition. Finally, Tito was awarded the rank of
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held in January 1944, they proposed an alternative solution for the post-war government. The congress also condemned the AVNOJ in line with the contemporary Chetnik propaganda as a product of collaboration of Communists and Ustaše against Serbs.
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advocated a loose Yugoslav federation where communist parties and bodies established in federal units would be sovereign. In contrast, Tito's vision for the federal units was as administrative divisions only. Hebrang was replaced in late 1944 by
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at Tito's request. The emblem consisted of five lit torches burning as one flame representing five united nations; this was framed by sheaves, topped by a red five-pointed star, and crossed by a blue stripe bearing the name of the country,
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The government-in-exile was split along an ethnic line separating the HSS from a bloc of Serb ministers drawn from several disunited parties. The divisions deepened because the HSS ministers were reluctant to publicly discuss and condemn
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to be collectively guilty for the war and enemies of Yugoslavia. Germans in Partisan-controlled areas were interned. Prior to 1944, about half a million Germans lived in Yugoslavia. About 240,000 were evacuated before the arrival of the
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as the birth of the country and the event was commemorated annually on 29 and 30 November as a two-day national holiday. Museums have been established in the buildings which hosted the first and the second sessions of the AVNOJ.
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several rallies. Serb participation in the uprisings was highlighted while Croat or Bosnian Muslim AVNOJ participants were either not mentioned, labelled traitors, or misnamed. Ribar's name was misrepresented as
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He thought that this would signal to the Western Allies that the KPJ was actually fighting for a revolution. Stalin was further angered by the fact that he received no prior notice of the decisions.
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and the government fled Yugoslavia in April 1941 when it became apparent the royal army would not be able to defend the country. The decision to abandon organised armed resistance put the
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in a weak position, further eroded by political differences between ministers. The government, an extension of the post-coup government led by Simović, based its legitimacy on the
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were appointed secretaries of the presidency. Some of the AVNOJ delegates were non-Communists so the presidency included some non-Communist members of the pre-war HSS and the
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on 16 June 1944; the government-in-exile recognised the AVNOJ in return for the NKOJ's pledge to postpone the decision on the constitution of Yugoslavia until after the war.
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of the National Liberation Army of Yugoslavia with Tito as commander-in-chief on 27 June 1941 and the Partisans waged war against the occupying powers until 1945.d.
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was appointed the prime minister of a largely administrative government mostly composed of civil servants, although Mihailović retained his ministerial position.
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was held on 11 November and the Constitutional Assembly convened on 29 November 1945. The Assembly went on to ratify the decisions previously made by the AVNOJ.
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and formally renamed the Chetniks the "Yugoslav Army in the Homeland". In June 1943, Jovanović resigned, unable to reunite the ministers, and his replacement
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recognised the AVNOJ as the all-Yugoslav legislative body. The third session of the AVNOJ was convened in preparation of the Constituent Assembly when the
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of the HSS. Finally, the AVNOJ formally praised and thanked Tito's Supreme Headquarters, and the Partisan forces for their armed struggle.
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The AVNOJ also did not mention the international recognition of the London-based Yugoslav government-in-exile, backed by the
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living in those regions and in Croatia from Serbia. Those borders are sometimes referred to as the "AVNOJ borders".
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the Minister of the Army, Navy and Air Forces. At the same time, the government promoted Mihailović to
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Contemporary Yugoslavia: Twenty Years of Socialist Experiment
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to its proceedings, deciding to publish its official work in
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Arbitration Commission of the Peace Conference on Yugoslavia
2944:. Farnham, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited. pp. 23–142.
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of age and thus the king even though he was only seventeen.
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Anti-fascist Assembly for the National Liberation of Kosovo
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Anti-fascist Assembly for the National Liberation of Serbia
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1984:
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Antifašističko vijeće/veće narodnog oslobođenja Jugoslavije
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1494:Антифашистичко вијеће/веће народног ослобођења Југославије
198:. The committee was granted authority normally wielded by
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International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
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War and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941–1945: The Chetniks
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Liberation councils tasked with electing AVNOJ delegates
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World War II-era political body established in Yugoslavia
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14th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia
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in late 1941. In January 1942, Simović was replaced by
403:, which made it responsible to the king. It lost three
2486:. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.
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Tito's views prevailed over the model adopted by the
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Delegates elected to the second session of the AVNOJ
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Hyperinflation in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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Sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
2778:. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Duke University Press.
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2875:. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press.
2851:. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press.
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Antifašistični svet narodne osvoboditve Jugoslavije
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National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia
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National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia
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National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia
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2528:Central and Southeast European Politics since 1989
1464:The second session of the AVNOJ was celebrated in
1385:as required by the Tito–Šubašić Agreement. At the
4827:Orders, decorations, and medals of SFR Yugoslavia
478:and secured control over a large part of western
2654:Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
1275:. In February, the AVNOJ and the NKOJ adopted a
716:Main National Liberation Committee for Vojvodina
633:Tito describes the purpose of AVNOJ in his work
256:as a resistance to Axis occupation of Yugoslavia
2941:Bosnia and the Destruction of Cultural Heritage
2696:[Una Valley Regional Museum in Bihać].
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640:
3541:Role of the media in the breakup of Yugoslavia
2415:. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press.
1300:, and cut off further aid to the Chetniks. On
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3446:Contributions to the Slovene National Program
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2677:. Washington, D.C.: New Academia Publishing.
1357:, fewer than 56,000 ethnic Germans remained.
790:An image of the second session of the AVNOJ:
663:Main National Liberation Committee for Serbia
388:in June 1941 shortly after fleeing Yugoslavia
8:
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1317:Tito and Šubašić concluded another agreement
2578:The Bosnian Muslims in the Second World War
1243:Allied recognition and developments in 1944
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159:, in November 1942. It was established by
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1259:On 15 January 1944, the AVNOJ introduced
743:*Established during the existence of the
474:In November 1942, the Partisans captured
268:on 25 March 1941 under pressure from the
2960:"Dom Narodne skupštine Republike Srbije"
2799:. London, UK: I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd.
530:chaired all three sessions of the AVNOJ.
373:(centre) with the prime minister of the
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2671:Luthar, Breda; Pušnik, Maruša (2010).
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2970:from the original on 14 October 2020
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2646:Lukic, Renéo; Lynch, Allen (1996).
1277:new emblem of the future federation
415:, the only minister drawn from the
3417:League of Communists of Yugoslavia
1429:The AVNOJ resulted in a defeat of
1294:Churchill's Mediterranean strategy
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1311:and the Tito-led NKOJ signed the
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3786:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević
3299:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević
2694:"Regionalni muzej Pounja Bihać"
962:Building blocks for a new state
425:Ustaše atrocities against Serbs
3739:Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
2825:University of California Press
1899:Tito, Josip Broz (June 1944).
343:as resistance fighters led by
173:Axis occupation of the country
147:, commonly abbreviated as the
1:
2436:Časopis za suvremenu povijest
1351:were expelled from Yugoslavia
1282:Democratic Federal Yugoslavia
1253:Democratic Federal Yugoslavia
333:Communist Party of Yugoslavia
169:Communist Party of Yugoslavia
3868:Serbian–Montenegrin unionism
3721:Croatian War of Independence
3493:Anti-bureaucratic revolution
2575:Hoare, Marko Attila (2013).
2455:Calic, Marie-Janine (2019).
1407:Yugoslav Parliament building
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361:Yugoslav government-in-exile
321:Independent State of Croatia
288:deposing the government and
274:invasion of the Soviet Union
219:Yugoslav government-in-exile
2890:Trgo, Fabijan, ed. (1982).
2692:Mahmutović, Džafer (1988).
2606:. West Lafayette, Indiana:
2461:. West Lafayette, Indiana:
781:German occupation of Serbia
190:in 1945, shortly after the
18:Second Session of the AVNOJ
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4884:Yugoslavia in World War II
4879:Anti-fascism in Yugoslavia
4573:Encyclopedia of Yugoslavia
2964:National Assembly (Serbia)
2533:Cambridge University Press
984:Communist Party of Croatia
496:multi-ethnic federal state
459:
401:1931 Yugoslav Constitution
358:
323:(NDH) was carved out as a
241:World War II in Yugoslavia
238:
208:multi-ethnic federal state
84:29 November 1945
69:26 November 1942
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3769:Joint Criminal Enterprise
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4914:Belgrade in World War II
3928:Administrative divisions
2916:Tito's Partisans 1941–45
2913:Vukšić, Velimir (2003).
2823:. Berkeley, California:
2793:Swain, Geoffrey (2011).
2752:Indiana University Press
2750:. Bloomington, Indiana:
2625:Karaula, Željko (2013).
2369:Luthar & Pušnik 2010
1216:economic reconstruction
774:The AVNOJ reconvened in
613:(internal affairs), and
593:—and six other members:
490:, which they called the
294:Royal Yugoslav Air Force
182:The AVNOJ reconvened in
4889:Communism in Yugoslavia
3858:Montenegrin nationalism
3599:Republics and provinces
3511:Independence of Croatia
3429:1981 protests in Kosovo
2698:Informatica Museologica
2608:Purdue University Press
2583:Oxford University Press
2463:Purdue University Press
2458:A History of Yugoslavia
3853:Macedonian nationalism
3828:Anti-Serbian sentiment
3630:Bosnia and Herzegovina
3223:6 January Dictatorship
3082:Bosnia and Herzegovina
2480:Đilas, Aleksa (1991).
2430:Batović, Ante (2010).
1819:Lukic & Lynch 1996
1750:Lukic & Lynch 1996
1502:
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1455:Serb revolt in Croatia
1426:
1411:parliamentary election
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1332:Persecution of Germans
1302:British Prime Minister
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843:Bosnia and Herzegovina
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764:defected to the Allies
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405:Croatian Peasant Party
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371:Peter II of Yugoslavia
306:Peter II of Yugoslavia
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4909:Bihać in World War II
4053:Deputy heads of state
4004:Deputy Prime Minister
3873:Slovenian nationalism
3411:Brotherhood and unity
3382:Breakup of Yugoslavia
3368:Breakup of Yugoslavia
2652:. Stockholm, Sweden:
1447:breakup of Yugoslavia
1424:
1368:
1338:Germans of Yugoslavia
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1102:Vladislav S. Ribnikar
1044:Vladislav S. Ribnikar
1001:Marshal of Yugoslavia
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315:and quickly occupied
311:On 6 April 1941, the
262:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
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235:Invasion and uprising
4462:in the United States
4109:League of Communists
3848:Croatian nationalism
3838:Albanian nationalism
3311:Yugoslav irredentism
2631:Historijska Traganja
2610:. pp. 149–178.
2560:. pp. 201–224.
2535:. pp. 111–136.
2357:Helfant Budding 2007
1251:Coat of arms of the
542:, fourteen each for
349:Supreme Headquarters
163:, the leader of the
4874:Yugoslav Resistance
4240:Territorial Defense
4121:counterintelligence
3863:Serbian nationalism
3843:Bosniak nationalism
3434:Islamic Declaration
3022:State organizations
2827:. pp. 59–118.
2523:Hoare, Marko Attila
2409:Banac, Ivo (1988).
2347:, pp. 113–114.
2294:, pp. 103–106.
2219:, pp. 401–402.
2207:, pp. 190–191.
2144:, pp. 129–130.
2132:, pp. 579–580.
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1991:, pp. 181–182.
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1889:, pp. 146–148.
1716:, pp. 231–232.
1656:, pp. 143–144.
1632:, pp. 138–140.
1533:, pp. 121–122.
1466:post-war Yugoslavia
1451:Serbian irredentism
1431:Serbian nationalism
1383:Yugoslav Parliament
1076:president, defence
1059:
824:Attending deputies
821:Attending delegates
811:
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375:government-in-exile
355:Government-in-exile
313:Axis powers invaded
223:Yugoslav Parliament
192:war in Europe ended
4810:Flag of Yugoslavia
4341:Telecommunications
3316:Yugoslav Committee
3260:Belgrade offensive
2770:Roberts, Walter R.
2558:Palgrave Macmillan
1877:, pp. 99–100.
1457:and the 1992–1995
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1112:Sulejman Filipović
1053:
1032:Rodoljub Čolaković
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290:Prince Regent Paul
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3458:Agrokomerc Affair
3277:Informbiro period
3272:Tito–Stalin split
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2921:Osprey Publishing
2882:978-0-8047-0857-9
2858:978-0-8047-0857-9
2806:978-1-84511-727-6
2796:Tito: A Biography
2785:978-0-8223-0773-0
2742:Ramet, Sabrina P.
2684:978-0-9844062-3-4
2617:978-1-55753-461-3
2592:978-0-231-70394-9
2567:978-1-349-32611-2
2542:978-0-521-88810-3
2531:. Cambridge, UK:
2514:978-1-55753-461-3
2472:978-1-55753-838-3
2156:, pp. 12–13.
1952:, pp. 11–12.
1821:, pp. 72–74.
1809:, pp. 49–50.
1797:, pp. 26–27.
1752:, pp. 71–72.
1644:, pp. 50–52.
1593:, pp. 10–11.
1569:, pp. 13–15.
1319:on 1 November in
1305:Winston Churchill
1298:Tehran Conference
1240:
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1226:internal affairs
1212:Todor Vujasinović
1132:Milivoj Jambrišak
1116:forests and ores
1066:notes, portfolio
1028:Radonja Golubović
1008:Antun Augustinčić
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1096:vice-president
1092:Božidar Magovac
1086:vice-president
1072:Josip Broz Tito
1054:Members of the
1048:Božidar Magovac
988:Andrija Hebrang
964:
792:Josip Broz Tito
760:
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667:November 1941*
646:
599:Veselin Masleša
595:Mladen Iveković
587:Nurija Pozderac
572:Nurija Pozderac
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382:Radoje Knežević
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266:Tripartite Pact
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492:Bihać Republic
462:Bihać Republic
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4266:Agriculture
4097:Rankovićism
4043:Governments
3878:Yugoslavism
3796:Nationalism
3782:(1993–2017)
3759:(1992–1994)
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3727:Ten-Day War
3723:(1991–1995)
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2101:Pijade 1953
2086:Pijade 1953
2047:Irvine 2007
1848:Pijade 1953
1591:Vukšić 2003
1567:Vukšić 2003
1543:Vukšić 2003
1459:Bosnian War
1435:World War I
1355:1948 census
1347:labor camps
1325:Ba Congress
1012:Moša Pijade
804:Moša Pijade
609:(economy),
591:Pavle Savić
568:Pavle Savić
384:(right) in
300:became the
286:coup d'état
4863:Categories
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4728:Literature
4656:Macedonian
4601:Philosophy
4482:Macedonian
4437:Minorities
4432:Healthcare
4303:(currency)
4285:(currency)
4192:Air Force
4082:Parliament
4058:Presidency
3642:Montenegro
3636:Montenegro
3470:JBTZ trial
3398:Background
3294:Kosovo War
3187:Yugoslavia
3135:(ZAVNOCGB)
3127:Montenegro
3090:(ZAVNOBiH)
2974:7 February
2345:Hoare 2010
2328:Hoare 2013
2304:Hoare 2013
2292:Banac 1988
2280:Banac 1988
2268:Banac 1988
2256:Hoare 2013
2241:Hoare 2011
2229:Ramet 2006
2205:Hoare 2013
2193:Hoare 2013
2178:Hoare 2013
2154:Banac 1988
2118:Hoare 2013
2074:Banac 1988
2059:Banac 1988
2030:Hoare 2013
2001:Hoare 2013
1989:Hoare 2013
1962:Hoare 2013
1950:Banac 1988
1938:Hoare 2013
1926:Hoare 2013
1914:Hoare 2013
1875:Banac 1988
1860:Swain 2011
1836:Hoare 2013
1807:Swain 2011
1795:Hoare 2013
1783:Hoare 2013
1771:Hoare 2013
1726:Calic 2019
1702:Đilas 1991
1666:Calic 2019
1654:Đilas 1991
1630:Đilas 1991
1615:Calic 2019
1603:Calic 2019
1579:Ramet 2006
1531:Calic 2019
1519:References
1507:Macedonian
1399:Montenegro
1273:Macedonian
1236:transport
1176:nutrition
1146:education
1126:judiciary
1122:Frane Frol
899:Montenegro
708:(ZAVNOBiH)
697:(ZAVNOCGB)
678:June 1943
605:(health),
564:Ivan Ribar
548:Montenegro
528:Ivan Ribar
460:See also:
317:Yugoslavia
280:where the
239:See also:
230:Background
204:Ivan Ribar
157:Yugoslavia
137:357 (1945)
135:303 (1943)
118:Ivan Ribar
106:Leadership
88:1945-11-29
73:1942-11-26
53:Unicameral
4692:Slovenian
4589:composers
4474:Languages
4457:in Canada
4452:in Serbia
4447:Yugoslavs
4422:Education
4363:Transport
4319:governors
3989:Elections
3689:Macedonia
3618:Macedonia
3245:Partisans
3097:Macedonia
3046:(ASNOAPV)
2906:456199333
2734:632104149
2710:0350-2325
2639:1840-3875
2448:0590-9597
2142:Trgo 1982
1016:Josip Rus
927:Vojvodina
885:Macedonia
758:Delegates
637:in 1944:
560:Vojvodina
517:Comintern
337:Macedonia
133:77 (1942)
112:President
81:Disbanded
4848:Category
4740:Croatian
4644:Croatian
4616:football
4606:Religion
4579:Folklore
4514:Slovene
4497:Croatian
4368:Railways
4331:Services
4296:Industry
4133:Military
4116:Security
4092:Đilasism
4036:Passport
3916:Politics
3897:Category
3652:Autonomy
3606:Slovenia
3529:RAM Plan
3375:Overview
3250:Chetniks
3240:Invasion
3213:Creation
3208:Timeline
3112:Slovenia
3075:(ZAVNOH)
3058:(ZAVNOS)
2968:Archived
2869:(2001).
2845:(1975).
2772:(1973).
2744:(2006).
1379:Metohija
1343:Red Army
1321:Belgrade
1269:Croatian
1206:finance
1166:economy
982:and the
871:Slovenia
675:(ZAVNOH)
552:Slovenia
484:Dalmatia
433:Chetniks
296:General
252:led the
217:and the
200:cabinets
188:Belgrade
4790:Anthem
4783:Symbols
4765:Slovene
4760:Serbian
4745:Kosovan
4735:Bosnian
4704:Kosovan
4680:Serbian
4639:Bosnian
4632:Cuisine
4540:Academy
4527:Culture
4507:Serbian
4492:Bosnian
4410:Kingdom
4389:Society
4358:Tourism
4254:Economy
4230:Marshal
4141:History
4087:Titoism
4063:members
3933:Kingdom
3741:(1992–)
3677:Ilirida
3665:Sandžak
3612:Croatia
3478:(1980s)
3333:Breakup
3218:Kingdom
3196:History
3105:(ASNOM)
3067:Croatia
3052:(ASNOK)
3040:(ASNOS)
2402:Sources
1499:Slovene
1265:Serbian
1136:health
1058:(NKOJ)
913:Sandžak
829:Croatia
735:(ASNOM)
628:Slovene
556:Sandžak
540:Croatia
510:leader
278:Balkans
175:during
86: (
71: (
66:Founded
61:History
4805:Emblem
4709:Balkan
4555:Cinema
4309:Mining
4301:Krone
4291:Energy
4283:Dinar
4211:Ranks
4164:Ground
3788:(2000)
3776:(1996)
3765:(1996)
3747:(1992)
3729:(1991)
3691:(2004)
3685:(1997)
3679:(1992)
3673:(1991)
3671:Srpska
3667:(1991)
3661:(1990)
3644:(2006)
3638:(1992)
3632:(1992)
3626:(1991)
3624:Kosovo
3620:(1991)
3614:(1991)
3608:(1990)
3537:(1991)
3531:(1991)
3525:(1991)
3507:(1990)
3501:(1989)
3472:(1988)
3466:(1987)
3460:(1987)
3448:(1987)
3442:(1986)
3436:(1983)
3255:Ustaše
3120:(SNOS)
3030:Serbia
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1395:Serbia
1375:Kosovo
1022:, and
857:Serbia
815:Region
686:(SNOS)
589:, and
544:Serbia
508:Soviet
480:Bosnia
386:London
325:Ustaše
120: (
4822:Motto
4770:Poets
4611:Sport
4584:Music
4567:Drama
4560:films
4173:Navy
4145:Army
2896:[
2724:[
1473:Notes
1439:Serbs
941:Total
776:Jajce
476:Bihać
369:King
184:Jajce
153:Bihać
149:AVNOJ
130:Seats
4815:list
4697:wine
4685:wine
4673:wine
4661:wine
4649:wine
4415:SFRY
4276:list
4075:LGBT
3981:1974
3974:1963
3967:1953
3960:1946
3953:1931
3946:1921
2976:2021
2946:ISBN
2925:ISBN
2902:OCLC
2877:ISBN
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2829:ISBN
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2780:ISBN
2756:ISBN
2730:OCLC
2706:ISSN
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2612:ISBN
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2316:NARS
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143:The
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42:Type
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4031:EEC
4026:OAU
4021:NAM
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