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CURRENCY OF THE KINGDOM OF SERBS, CROATS, AND SLOVENES
Yugoslav Krone; Yugoslav crown
  • Kingdom of Serbs, Croats & Slovenes]], 400 Kronen overstamped on a 100 Dinara note (1919).

Yugoslav      
adj. iugoslavo
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia         
  • Map of operations during the 2001 insurgency
  • Samuil]] by [[Basil II]] and the return of his blinded soldiers
  • [[Heraclea Lyncestis]], a city founded by [[Philip II of Macedon]] in the 4th century BC; ruins of the Byzantine "Small Basilica"
  • Treaty of Bucharest]]
  • The flag of the then-Republic of Macedonia between 1992 and 1995, bearing the [[Vergina Sun]]
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  • The welcoming ceremony for [[RK Vardar]] after winning the [[2016–17 EHF Champions League]]
  • [[Köppen–Geiger]] climate classification map for North Macedonia
  • WWI Bulgarian occupation of Southern Serbia]].
  • [[Lazar Koliševski]] was the political leader of SR Macedonia and briefly of SFR Yugoslavia.
  • [[Dimitar Vlahov]], [[Mihajlo Apostolski]], [[Metodija Andonov-Čento]], [[Lazar Koliševski]] and others, greeted in Skopje on 20 November 1944, a week after its liberation<ref>Mitre Inadeski, Hronologija na Skopje: rabotničkoto i narodnoosloboditelnoto dviženje 1939-1945, tom 2, Arhiv, 1974, str. 181.</ref>
  • Independent Macedonia]].<ref>Tasić, Dmitar, The Macedonian Youth Secret Revolutionary Organization (MYSRO) 1922-1927: A New Moment in Macedonian Struggle. Storia e Regione. 2019, Vol. 28, Issue 1, pp. 22-43.</ref>
  • Statistical regions of North Macedonia
  • Graphical depiction of North Macedonia's product exports.
  • Linguistic map of North Macedonia, 2002 census
  • Rural/Urban municipalities
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  • [[Milcho Manchevski]] is a critically acclaimed Macedonian film and TV director who won the [[Golden Lion]] at [[Venice Film Festival]]
  • [[Mount Korab]], the highest mountain in North Macedonia.
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  • [[Nikola Karev]], head of the provisional government of the short-lived [[Kruševo Republic]] during the [[Ilinden uprising]]
  • North Macedonia commemorates its accession to NATO at the US Department of State.
  • Map of current and planned highways
  • The [[church of St. John at Kaneo]] and [[Lake Ohrid]], one of the most popular tourist destinations in North Macedonia
  • Tribal ethnes in the Southern Balkans prior to the expansion of Macedon
  • [[Toše Proeski Arena]]
  • Parliament Building of North Macedonia]] in [[Skopje]].
  • Ss. Cyril and Methodius University]] in Skopje.
  • Folk dancers
  • [[European route E75]] in North Macedonia
  • [[Tavče gravče]]
  • Vineyard in North Macedonia
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  • menorah]]
  • Symbolic signing of the Prespa agreement
COUNTRY IN SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE
FYROM; Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; ISO 3166-1:MK; Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of; TFYR of Macedonia; TFYRM; TFYR Macedonia; Republic Macedonia; Fyrom; The Former Yugoslav Republic Of Macedonia; FYR Macedonia; FYRO Macedonia; Macedonia (country); FYRM; The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; Former Yugoslav Republic Of Macedonia; Republic of macedonia; F.Y.R. Macedonia; Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of; F. Y. R. of Macedonia; REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA; Former Yougoslavian Republic of Macedonia; F.Y. Republic of Macedonia; Republic of Skopje; Macedonian republic; The Republic of Macedonia; Former Republic of Macedonia; Macedonia FYRO; Macedonia, Republic; Republic Of Macedonia; F.Y.R Macedonia; Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia; Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of; Република Македонија; F.Y.R. of Macedonia; Republika Makedonija; Former Yugoslavic Republic of Macedonia; FYRMacedonia; F.Y.R.Macedonia; F.Y.R.M.; RoMacedonia; Macedonia, Republic of; R. Macedonia; Makedonska Republika; F.Y.R.O.M.; FYR of Macedonia; F.Y.R.O.M; Macedonia, The former Yugoslav Republic of; Macedonia (state); Macedonia (Republic); Name of North Macedonia; Macedonian Republic; Sport in North Macedonia; North Macedonia national cricket team; Former Yugoslavia Republic of Macedonia; Macedonia (FYROM); Macedonia (republic); R macedonia; Name of Republic of Macedonia; Macedonia, FYR; Independent Republic of Macedonia; Macedonia (former Yugoslav Republic of); Northern Macedonia; Фиром; Republic of North Macedonia; Severna Makedonija; Republic of Northern Macedonia; FYROMacedonia; National parks in North Macedonia; RONM; Macedonia-Skopje; Republic of north macedonia; North macedonia; N Macedonia; N. Macedonia; Macedonia, North; Република Северна Македонија; Republika Severna Makedonija; Republic of Macedonia; North Macedonian; Sports in North Macedonia; National parks in the Republic of Macedonia; Name of the Republic of Macedonia; Sport in the Republic of Macedonia; Northmacedonia; Former Yugoslav Republic of North Macedonia; FYR North Macedonia; FYRONM; FYROM Macedonia; Biodiversity of North Macedonia; Северна Македонија; Macedonia national cricket team; Macedonia (the former Yugoslav Republic of); Infrastructure in North Macedonia; Republic of Macedonia (1991–2019); Republic of Macedonia (1991-2019); The FYROM; Βόρεια Μακεδονία; Voreia Makedonia; North Makedonia
ex Repubblica Iugoslava di Macedonia, Macedonia, stato nell"Europa orientale (in passato parte della Iugoslavia); antico regno balcanico nell"Europa sudorientale (che si estendeva su parti della Grecia, Bulgaria e Iugoslavia)
territorial defence organization         
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1969-1992 RESERVE COMPONENT OF YUGOSLAVIA'S ARMED FORCES
Yugoslav Territorial Defense; Teritorijalna odbrana; Teritorialna obramba; Територијална одбрана; Territorial Defence Forces (Yugoslavia); Territorial Defense Yugoslavia; Territorial Defence Yugoslavia; Total National Defense (Yugoslavia); Teritorijalna obrana; Territorial Defence Organization; Territorial Organisation; Territorial Defense Forces (Yugoslavia); Territorial Defence (Yugoslavia); General People's Defence; General People's Defense; Yugoslavian Territorial Defense
organizzazione di difesa del territorio

Определение

Yugoslavian

Википедия

Yugoslav krone

The krone (Serbo-Croatian: крyна / kruna; Slovene: krona) was a short-lived, provisional currency used in parts of the then newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, parts of which had previously been part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Austria-Hungary). It was worth 14 of a dinar or 25 para. The name translates into English as crown.