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• Background Text Material
• The Balkan Region
• People of the West Balkan Region
• Turks Arrive
• Balkan Uprisings in the Ottoman Empire
• Recognising Balkan States
• Balkan Wars before WWI
• The First World War
• The Common South Slav State
• The Second World War
• After WWII
• Tito's Yugoslavia
• Yugoslavia Dissolves
• Economic Sanctions
• Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Economic Sanctions
• The Results of Sanctions
• Sanctions and Peace Talks in the Early 1900s
• Other Economic Tools
• Conflict in Kosovo
• President Ibrahim Rugova
• Widening Conflict
• Attempted Peace Talks
• The Bosnian Conflict
• "Ethnic Cleansing"
• Peacekeepers for Sarajevo
• Government and Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Identifying Responsibility
• Peace Keeping and Stability
• Infomatics
• MultiMedia
• Activities

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The Common South Slav State

On 1 December 1918 a common state was formed in the Balkans called the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and was ruled by the Serbian dynasty of Karadjordjevic. The name of the country was changed in 1929 to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. This country remained in existence until the beginning of the Second World War. Throughout its existence the Kingdom had many internal problems as the many different groups in their population fought for their interests.

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