Government of Yugoslavia

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The Government of Yugoslavia was the federal authority that ruled the former socialist state of Yugoslavia in Southeast Europe throughout much of the 20th century.

All labels observed (11)

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf executive branch
federal government
appliesToJurisdiction Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia

Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia

Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Socialist Republic of Croatia
Socialist Republic of Macedonia
linked to: North Macedonia

Socialist Republic of Montenegro
Socialist Republic of Serbia
Socialist Republic of Slovenia
continent Europe
Southeast Europe
linked to: Balkans
country Yugoslavia
countryGoverned Yugoslavia
currencyUsed Yugoslav dinar
dissolvedFollowing Breakup of Yugoslavia
executiveBody Council of Ministers of Yugoslavia
Federal Executive Council of Yugoslavia
followedBy Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Government of Croatia
Government of Kosovo
Government of Montenegro
Government of North Macedonia
Government of Serbia
linked to: Serbian government

Government of Slovenia
foreignPolicyDoctrine non-alignment
hasCapital Belgrade
hasHeadOfGovernment President of the Federal Executive Council of Yugoslavia
Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
hasHeadOfState King of Yugoslavia
President of Yugoslavia
hasPart republic-level governments of Yugoslavia
ideology communism
self-management socialism
socialism
legislativeBody Federal Assembly of Yugoslavia
National Assembly of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
location Balkans
memberOf Non-Aligned Movement
United Nations
officialLanguage Serbo-Croatian
politicalSystem one-party state
precededBy Government of the Kingdom of Serbia
rulingParty League of Communists of Yugoslavia
seatOfGovernment Belgrade
significantEvent Non-Aligned Movement founding
World War II
timePeriod 20th century

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Referenced by (15)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

United States Ambassador to Yugoslavia hostGovernment Government of Yugoslavia
London Memorandum of Understanding (1954) implementedBy Yugoslav government
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Treaty of Osimo signedByRepresentativeOf Yugoslav government
subject linked to: Treaty of Osimo (1975)
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav military court oversightBy federal government of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav UDBA subordinateTo Yugoslav federal authorities
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia civil administration in Kosovo governingBody Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Order of the National Hero (Yugoslavia) awardingBody Yugoslav government
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Government of Yugoslavia executiveBody Federal Executive Council of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
Government of Yugoslavia executiveBody Council of Ministers of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
JRV usedBy Yugoslav government
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
The Titoites criticizes Yugoslav leadership
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia partOf federal government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
National Bank of Yugoslavia jurisdiction federal government of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
National Bank of Yugoslavia supervisedBy federal authorities of Yugoslavia
linked to: Government of Yugoslavia
1961 Belgrade summit hasOrganizer Government of Yugoslavia