- for the
National Liberation of Yugoslavia,
commonly abbreviated as the
AVNOJ, was a
deliberative and
legislative body that was
established in Bihać,...
- of the Anti-Fascist
Council for the
National Liberation of
Yugoslavia (
AVNOJ). The
National Committee for the
Liberation of
Yugoslavia (NKOJ) was its...
-
Metohija and
gaining the Bay of Kotor.
After the
second session of the
AVNOJ during World War II in Yugoslavia, the
contemporary modern state of Montenegro...
- day the Anti-Fascist
Council for the
National Liberation of
Yugoslavia (
AVNOJ) met in
Jajce on its
second meeting and
formed the
basis for post-war organisation...
- 1943, the Anti-Fascist
Council for the
National Liberation of
Yugoslavia (
AVNOJ) with Tito at its helm held a
founding conference in
Jajce where Bosnia...
-
Croatian statehood and
later transformed into the
Parliament in 1945, and
AVNOJ—its
counterpart at the
Yugoslav level.
Based on the
studies on
wartime and...
- oslobođenja Jugoslavije,
AVNOJ) was
established in Bihać at the
urging of Tito and the KPJ. At its
first session, the
AVNOJ adopted a multi-ethnic federal...
- Herzegovina. Anti-Fascist
Council for the
National Liberation of
Yugoslavia or
AVNOJ was a
political body
formed during World War II that
inspired to represent...
- the People's
Liberation of
Yugoslavia (
AVNOJ, Antifašističko Veće
Narodnog Oslobođenja Jugoslavije). The
AVNOJ met for the
first time in Partisan-liberated...
- Anti-Fascist
Council of
National Liberation of
Yugoslavia (
AVNOJ) in 1942. On 29
November 1943 the
AVNOJ proclaimed the
Democratic Federal Yugoslavia, and appointed...
