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Jugoslaviju), a
variant of the
alleged last
words of King
Alexander I, in an
illustration of
Yugoslav peoples dancing...
- Za socijalističku
Jugoslaviju (English: "For a
socialist Yugoslavia") was a
newspaper published in Moscow,
Soviet Union, by
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komunista -
Pokret za
Jugoslaviju; abbr. СК-ПЈ, SK-PJ) was a
political party formed by
members of the Yugoslav...
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Patriotic Coalition for
Yugoslavia (Patriotska
koalicija za
Jugoslaviju) was a
political alliance in
Montenegro which ran in 2002
parliamentary election...
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Vintage News Daily.
Retrieved 13
January 2022. "ŽENE KOJE SU
ODBRANILE JUGOSLAVIJU: Ovo su
prave heroine Drugog svetskog rata (FOTO)". Dnevno.rs (in Slovenian)...
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original on May 24, 2024.
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Jugoslaviju: Tragično
nastradale zvijezde".
Nezavisne novine.
October 22, 2015. Archived...
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