Titograd

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Titograd was the name of Montenegro’s capital city during the socialist Yugoslav era, before it was renamed Podgorica in 1992.

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Titograd canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former city name
historical toponym
capitalOf Montenegro
Socialist Republic of Montenegro
continent Europe
country Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia
countryAfter1992 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia
countryDuringExistence Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia
endCause renaming of the city to Podgorica
endTime 1992
followedBy Podgorica
hasLanguage Montenegrin
Serbo-Croatian
historicalRole administrative center of the Socialist Republic of Montenegro
locatedIn Balkans
Montenegro
namedAfter Josip Broz Tito
namedFor Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito
linked to: Josip Broz Tito
partOf Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia

Socialist Republic of Montenegro
politicalStatus capital city
previousName Podgorica
replaces Podgorica
subsequentName Podgorica
timePeriod socialist Yugoslav era
usedAsOfficialNameOf Podgorica
usedBetween second half of the 20th century and 1992

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