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Jugoslavia [spv.]

Jugoslawien {n}geogr.hist.

• SK Jugoslavija won the Yugoslav Championship in 1924 and 1925, and participated in 14, out of 17, final stages of the Yugoslav Championship. Jugoslavia also won the Yugoslav Cup in 1936.
• He spent the years 1933-1943 in travels to and exhibits in France, Jugoslavia and Italy.
• He took charge of SK Jugoslavia in July that year replacing Károly Nemes who took charge of SK Bata Borovo after the departure of Bilek.
• He received the Cross of Mercy from Jugoslavia in 1921.
• At the same time, the Kingdom of Jugoslavia attempted a policy of forced assimilation against the Italian minority in Dalmatia.

• Then new constitution issued by decree in Jugoslavia during the second half of 1931 crystallised the installation of a fascist military dictatorship which in effect had, by that stage, already been in place for more than a year.
• Livia Puljak (born October 25, 1977 in Split, SFR Jugoslavia) is a Croatian scientist and associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine in Split.
• On the outbreak of World War II, he was recruited for the Foreign Office, serving in Jugoslavia and the Soviet Union.
• in Maribor, a town in northeastern Slovenia, was built during the time of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia on the former Jugoslavia Square (today Maister Square).
• In 1929 he served at the Ministry of the navy, and later he was promoted to commander and appointed Naval Attaché first in Romania and later in Jugoslavia.

• The series was also published in France, Greece and Jugoslavia.
• He took charge of SK Bata Borovo coming from SK Jugoslavia, in July 1938, replacing Bilek.
• It is found in Bulgaria, France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal and Jugoslavia.
• This holomediterranean species is mainly found in France, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain and former Jugoslavia. These squash bugs prefer riverine woods.
• She is a longtime champion of Jugoslavia and Serbia in slalom and giant slalom and a medal winner at national and international competitions.

• He was part of the famous SK Jugoslavia attack that become famous in the years before the Second World War league interruption.
• In 1925 the "Convenzione di Nettuno", between Italy and Jugoslavia, was signed in the town to regulate the conditions of the Italian citizens in Dalmatia.