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YUD
(redirected from Yugoslav)

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YUDYugoslav (Hard) Dinar (national currency since 1966; replaced by New Dinar 1990)
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The UN's Yugoslav war crimes court on Thursday acquitted Serbian ex-president Milan Milutinovic of war crimes in Kosovo, while jailing five co-accused for between 15 and 22 years.
Serb ex-president acquitted for Kosovo war crimes by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Ward's paper was quite specific in building its assumptions from Yugoslav practices; in its second section, the legal arrangements that had been introduced by Yugoslav reformers between 1952 and 1954 were outlined in detail.
From Illyria towards capitalism: did labour-management theory teach ... by Estrin, Saul; Uvalic, Milica / Comparative Economic Studies
RATKO Mladic was brought up in Tito's Yugoslavia, becoming a regular officer in the Yugoslav People's Army.
3am: AFTER FALL OF MILOSEVIC, HIS ARREST WAS A MATTER OF TIME by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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