Yugoslavia
State · 1918–1992 · Capital: Belgrade
State of the South Slavs in the Balkans, a kingdom from 1918 and a socialist federation under Tito from 1945. It broke up in wars from 1991.
Showing April 27, 1992
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Office holders on April 27, 1992
Offices
| Office | Holders | Years |
|---|---|---|
| King | 3 | 1918–1945 |
| President | 1 | 1953–1980 |
| Prime Minister | 32 | 1918–1992 |
Relations
- Succeeded by: Slovenia (1991–), Croatia (1991–), North Macedonia (1991–), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992–), Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–)
Military units
1st Proletarian Brigade · 1st Corps (Yugoslav Partisans) · 8th Corps (Yugoslav Partisans) · 4th Army (Yugoslav Partisans) · Yugoslav People's Army · 12th Corps (Yugoslav Partisans) · 24th Division (Yugoslav Partisans) · 26th Division (Yugoslav Partisans) · 29th Division (Yugoslav Partisans) · 2nd Division (Yugoslav Partisans) · Dinara Division · Rasina Corps · Serb Volunteer Guard · Yugoslav Air Force · Yugoslav Navy
Events around April 27, 1992
1974-02-21 - 1992-04-27
1988 - 1989-12-31
1990-08-17
1990-12-23
1991 - 1992
1991-03-09 - 1991-03-14
1991-03-31 - 2001-11-12
1991-03-31 - 1995-11-12
1991-05-19
1991-06-26 - 1991-07-27
1991-06-27 - 1991-07-07
Ten-Day War
also: Slovenia
1991-07-07
Brioni Agreement
also: Slovenia, Croatia
1991-08 - 1992-06
Battle of Osijek
also: Croatia
1991-08-17 - 1991-08-26
Siege of Kijevo
also: Croatia
1991-08-25 - 1991-11-18
Battle of Vukovar
also: Croatia