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on independence from the state union by
Montenegro. Most Serbians wished to keep Montenegro in a state union due to the previous close ties which the two nations had and that Montenegrins were considered in Serbia to be the same as Serbs culturally and ethnically. Despite a hard-fought campaign by
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continuing to live in a single state. Šešelj participated in the ethnic
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During the
Yugoslav Wars in Croatia and Bosnia & Herzegovina, Milošević supported Serb separatists who wished to secede from these newly created states. This support extended to controversial figures such as Bosnian Serb leader
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resulted in a failing economy in Serbia due to sanctions, hyperinflaton, and anger at the federal presidency of Milošević. The wars and their aftermath saw the rise of
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2059:[Constitution of the Republic of Serbia]. 1990. Archived from
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Danas – Zoran Đinđić murdered, state of emergency in Serbia
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took over as Serbian President from Milošević that year.
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Independent International Commission on Kosovo (2000).
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State of the FR Yugoslavia then Serbia and Montenegro
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2359:"Hronologija: Od kraja bombardovanja do 5. oktobra"
1800:On 21 May 2006, Serbia faced the implications of a
3593:Constituent republics and autonomous provinces of
2581:Miller, Nicholas (2005). "Serbia and Montenegro".
1669:which included the Serbian and federal capital of
1667:Serbia and Montenegro were bombed by NATO aircraft
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2334:"The World's Greatest Unreported Hyperinflation"
3700:2006 disestablishments in Serbia and Montenegro
2194:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 2.
1851:Throughout most of the 1990s and early-2000s,
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2561:Jovanovic, Predrag; Sukovic, Danilo (2001).
2546:] (in French). Lausanne: L’Age d’Homme.
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2152:Daily Report: East Europe, Issues 191-210
1859:and most were lifted by 19 January 2001.
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1769:. Serbia, however continued to use the
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2425:"Kosovo: Adjusting to a "New Reality""
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2448:Elections in Europe: A data handbook
2164:Bonner, Raymond (24 November 1995).
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2121:Prosecutor v. Milan Martić Judgement
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2221:. Los Angeles: Sage. p. 202.
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1975:(25 January 2001 – 12 March 2003)
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2423:Lozancic, Dragan (2 July 2008).
2357:Boško Nicović (4 October 2010).
2215:Quackenbush, Stephen L. (2015).
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2544:History of the Serbian People
2492:srbija.gov.rs (31 May 2006).
2467:srbija.gov.rs (31 May 2006).
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2007:(4 March 2004 – 5 June 2006)
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1847:Sanctions against Yugoslavia
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694:Socialist Republic of Serbia
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451:• Constitution adopted
32:Republika Srpska (1992–1995)
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2539:Histoire du peuple serbe
2057:"Ustav Republike Srbije"
673:from 2003 to 2006. With
30:Not to be confused with
3428:Serbian Orthodox Church
2446:& Stöver, P (2010)
1202:11th–12th century
755:. After the opposition
692:collapsed in 1990, the
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283:Official languages
3498:Basketball superleague
1857:overthrow of Milošević
1743:replaced Milutinović.
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1648:Dayton Peace Agreement
1601:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1439:Principality of Serbia
1420:Serbia 1804–1918
1165:7th–10th century
1136:Principality of Serbia
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308:parliamentary republic
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2771:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
2385:"Arrest and Transfer"
2138:4 August 2012 at the
2091:BBC News, 4 June 2006
1822:Serbia and Montenegro
1753:Serbia and Montenegro
1705:Serbian Radical Party
1703:parties, such as the
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1625:Republic of Macedonia
1496:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
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1370:Great Serb Migrations
1279:Prince Lazar's Serbia
1238:King Dragutin's realm
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269:Serbia and Montenegro
218:Serbia and Montenegro
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2788:Socialist Yugoslavia
2749:Revolutionary Serbia
2274:9 April 2008 at the
1830:parliament of Serbia
1718:Milošević was ousted
1326:Ottoman-ruled Serbia
1175:around 969–976
789:became known as the
747:until 1998 when the
735:'s political leader
238:Autonomous provinces
3616:Kosovo and Metohija
2534:Bataković, Dušan T.
2063:on 8 September 2006
1916:Vojislav Mihailović
1735:over the republic.
1360:Habsburg occupation
1299:Despotate of Serbia
1099:Diocese of Pannonia
710:Yugoslavia broke up
3176:Telecommunications
2793:Socialist Republic
2744:Serbian Revolution
2702:Grand Principality
2409:2010-11-10 at the
2171:The New York Times
2005:Vojislav Koštunica
1874:Slobodan Milošević
1783:Vojislav Koštunica
1729:Vojislav Koštunica
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1689:Vojislav Koštunica
1629:self-determination
1609:Slobodan Milošević
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1429:Serbian Revolution
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1218:Grand Principality
1064:Dacia Mediterranea
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829:Slobodan Milošević
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588:Republic of Serbia
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122:Хеј, Словени
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108:Coat of arms
3247:Health care
3151:Agriculture
2828:Demographic
2692:Middle Ages
2687:Roman times
2682:Prehistoric
1989:Žarko Korać
1936:Boris Tadić
1763:German Mark
1737:Boris Tadić
1677:autonomous
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1541:2006–
1336:Jovan Nenad
997:Early Roman
914:Paleolithic
861:History of
785:(FRY). The
725:SAO Krajina
530:Preceded by
479:5 June 2006
426:Legislature
368:Boris Tadić
176:Bože pravde
174:(2005–2006)
171:Боже правде
103:(2004—2006)
94:(1992—2004)
76:(2004—2006)
67:(1992—2004)
3649:Categories
3623:Montenegro
3481:Basketball
3388:Architects
3325:Literature
3156:Automotive
3120:Healthcare
3115:(currency)
2994:Government
2966:Governance
2943:Waterfalls
2766:Since 1918
2614:2016-06-18
2573:2023-07-04
2503:2022-03-04
2478:2022-03-04
2369:29 January
2343:2019-05-07
2305:22 January
2067:22 January
2043:References
1868:Presidents
1863:Government
1826:government
1802:referendum
1759:Montenegro
1663:Kosovo War
1289:Vuk's Land
1152:Narentines
1052:Late Roman
959:Autariatae
929:Bronze Age
919:Mesolithic
907:Prehistory
882:By century
814:Federation
778:Montenegro
768:Background
762:Yugoslavia
749:Kosovo War
706:Communists
688:After the
675:Montenegro
313:2000–2006:
300:1992–2000:
294:Government
250:Montenegro
179:(English:
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3433:Patriarch
3398:Musicians
3393:Inventors
3373:Languages
3300:Education
3242:Education
3186:Transport
3161:Companies
3125:Insurance
3105:governors
3050:President
2999:President
2984:Elections
2938:Mountains
2871:Geography
2722:Despotate
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1841:Sanctions
1818:successor
1722:The Hague
1148:Zachlumia
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979:Scordisci
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924:Neolithic
325:President
240:of Serbia
52:1992–2006
3547:Category
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3486:Football
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3257:Religion
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2957:Politics
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2674:Timeline
2657:articles
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2272:Archived
2136:Archived
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1374:1690 and
1144:Travunia
1074:Dardania
1019:Dalmatia
1009:Pannonia
969:Triballi
934:Iron Age
852:a series
850:Part of
465:founded
278:Belgrade
3531:Outline
3460:Judaism
3295:Cuisine
3267:Culture
3225:Society
3181:Tourism
3095:Banking
3088:Finance
3076:Economy
2928:Islands
2908:Geology
2893:Regions
2888:Climate
2761:Kingdom
2707:Kingdom
2665:History
2527:Sources
1836:Economy
1739:of the
1707:led by
1679:mandate
1605:Croatia
1543:present
984:Dacians
964:Dardani
809:History
696:led by
461:•
395:(first)
275:Capital
120: "
118:Anthem:
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3552:Portal
3383:Actors
3285:Cinema
3252:People
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1160:Bosnia
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863:Serbia
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679:Serbia
617:Kosovo
613:Serbia
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3237:Crime
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2933:Lakes
2923:Fauna
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1034:Dacia
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2371:2014
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2069:2023
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1767:Euro
1695:The
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