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1078:720 (12.37%)
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2077:SAO Krajina
1932:Referendums
1567:(in German)
1311:21 December
1194:nationalism
1168:Angered by
1100:215 (7.98%)
1034:136 (8.98%)
968:452 (2.05%)
924:775 (1.76%)
880:693 (5.83%)
836:486 (3.09%)
832:Herceg Novi
810:Danilovgrad
792:326 (3.41%)
770:204 (3.20%)
748:363 (1.65%)
726:697 (3.99%)
678:Andrijevica
358:chaired by
243:Montenegrin
191:Total votes
2123:Categories
2060:Montenegro
2054:Montenegro
1956:See also:
1825:2003 (May)
1820:2003 (Feb)
1233:References
1122:25 (0.84%)
1056:16 (0.66%)
990:12 (0.36%)
946:96 (3.37%)
902:35 (0.52%)
858:44 (0.67%)
814:93 (1.03%)
491:Federation
352:Yugoslavia
304:Background
287:Yugoslavia
241:regarding
239:referendum
71:1992-03-01
2107:Macedonia
2036:Macedonia
1898:2016–2018
1893:2012–2014
1888:2008–2010
1883:2004–2006
1878:2000–2002
1873:1996–1998
1868:1992–1994
1336:0354-1541
1141:Aftermath
1008:Podgorica
682:5 (0.11%)
356:the Hague
318:Dubrovnik
2070:Autonomy
2024:Slovenia
1216:See also
1190:unionism
964:Pljevlja
898:Mojkovac
704:616 (5%)
672:Turnout
544:Support:
504:Support:
340:Belgrade
212:421,549
171:275,028
2095:Ilirida
2083:Sandžak
2030:Croatia
1805:1992–93
1535:Sources
1371:12 July
1262:19 July
1151:Žabljak
1134:84.91%
1118:Žabljak
1112:17.54%
1090:66.62%
1068:88.50%
1046:10.85%
1024:66.10%
1018:103,211
1002:89.74%
986:Plužine
980:77.33%
958:27.63%
936:83.62%
914:89.62%
892:71.81%
870:80.90%
854:Kolašin
848:74.46%
826:80.08%
804:66.26%
788:Cetinje
782:73.37%
760:61.76%
738:69.84%
716:48.18%
694:97.75%
630:
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567:Results
215:66.04%
201:100.00%
196:278,382
174:98.80%
139:266,273
106:Results
95:Serbian
69: (
2109:(2004)
2103:(1997)
2097:(1992)
2091:(1991)
2089:Srpska
2085:(1991)
2079:(1990)
2062:(2006)
2056:(1992)
2050:(1992)
2044:(1991)
2042:Kosovo
2038:(1991)
2032:(1991)
2026:(1990)
1549:
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1334:
1106:15,363
1096:Ulcinj
1052:Šavnik
1040:13,962
1030:Rožaje
1021:68,222
977:22,095
974:28,573
952:10,314
933:44,118
930:52,758
920:Nikšić
889:11,981
886:16,560
845:15,374
842:21,130
820:11,319
798:14,408
757:21,985
754:35,597
735:17,488
732:25,040
722:Berane
713:12,309
710:25,550
619:95.96%
558:
539:(DSCG)
533:(LSCG)
469:, the
329:Serbia
322:UNESCO
298:Serbia
185:1.20%
182:3,354
163:3.18%
160:8,755
144:96.82%
120:Votes
116:Choice
1251:(PDF)
1131:2,977
1128:3,506
1109:2,694
1087:5,821
1084:8,737
1074:Tivat
1065:2,417
1062:2,731
1043:1,515
999:3,377
996:3,763
955:2,850
911:6,729
908:7,508
876:Kotor
867:6,555
864:8,103
823:9,064
801:9,547
779:6,380
776:8,696
766:Budva
691:4,614
688:4,720
669:Voted
634:3.14%
572:Total
552:(SDP)
518:(SRS)
499:(DPS)
481:Blocs
1944:2006
1939:1992
1923:2024
1918:2022
1913:2021
1908:2020
1903:2019
1863:1990
1845:2023
1840:2018
1835:2013
1830:2008
1815:2002
1810:1997
1800:1990
1781:Next
1775:2023
1770:2020
1765:2016
1760:2012
1755:2009
1750:2006
1745:2002
1740:2001
1735:1998
1730:1996
1725:1992
1720:1990
1715:1989
1710:1986
1705:1982
1700:1978
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1660:1950
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1650:1914
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1640:1907
1635:1906
1630:1905
1547:ISBN
1373:2020
1360:ISBN
1332:ISSN
1313:2016
1301:CEMI
1264:2020
1256:NATO
1192:and
942:Plav
512:(NS)
418:SFRY
233:The
1156:DPS
700:Bar
663:Yes
610:YES
370:’s
354:in
134:Yes
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660:No
625:NO
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