- a variation of Yugoslavia.
Jugoslavia
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There Tsar Boris and King Carol slipped head phones on their ears and called up King Alexander of Jugoslavia, 250 miles away in Belgrade.
From Time Magazine Archive
Italy had pretty definite knowledge that Jugoslavia was secretly backing Albania's stand, had offered to fight on her side if Italian troops landed in Albania.
From Time Magazine Archive
Mabel Grouitch is today the best known hostess in Jugoslavia.
From Time Magazine Archive
They were told by the Dowager Queen Marie�herself the mother of three Rumanian princesses, Princess Ileana, ex-Queen Elizabeth of Greece and Queen Marie of Jugoslavia.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Bulgars are just as truly Southern Slavs as the Serbs or Croats or any other of the Slav peoples now included within the state of Jugoslavia.
From The Laughing Prince Jugoslav Folk and Fairy Tales by Everen, Jay Van
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