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| death_place = [[Zagreb]], [[PR Croatia]], [[FPR Yugoslavia]] | nationalteam1 = [[Yugoslavia national football team|Kingdom of SCS]] ...

...n_for = {{nowrap|Communist activity<br>[[Spanish Civil War|Participation in the Spanish Civil War]]<br>[[June Revolution]]}} ...Albanian]] communist, an organizer of the [[communism|communist]] movement in [[Albania]] and was posthumously a [[Hero of Albania]] under the communist ...

| death_place = [[Ljubljana]], [[Yugoslavia]] ...'' (1934). Georgi Vasilyev received two [[USSR State Prize|Stalin Prize]]s in 1941 and 1942. ...

...]], he was the leader of the [[Liberalism in Slovenia|Slovenian liberals]] in the [[Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes]]. ...w in Slovenia). He studied law at the [[University of Vienna]], graduating in 1906. ...

| death_place = [[Belgrade]], [[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]] ...ade, where she died early and suddenly at the age of forty in a sanatorium in [[Vračar]]. ...

...olskie''), [[Zofia Nałkowska]] (''Dzienniki''), [[Anna Iwaszkiewicz]], and in the letters of [[Czesław Miłosz]]. ...ki.pl/gd/osoba.php?id=003869 Genealogia Grocholski: Antoni Sobański]</ref> In 1905, the whole family moved to [[Warsaw]]. He learned to speak six languag ...

| caption = Duškov Vidikovac monument in [[Sremski Karlovci]] | birth_place = [[Sijekovac]], [[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]] ...

...ge his surroundings again and so he continued his education in [[Zagreb]], in the upper town grammar school. ...edicated his one and only collection, ''Preobraženja'' (''Metamorphoses'') in 1920.<ref>{{cite journal |title=Antun Branko Šimić |journal=Forum |date=2 ...

| caption = Vafopoulos in 1924 ...1949]] From then, he started collaborating with magazines and newspapers, in which his poems, writings and articles were published. He was also the firs ...

[[File:August Cesarec Zagreb Tkalca.jpg|thumb|A bust of August Cesarec in Zagreb]] ...Army]], and spent most of the war in [[Kruševac]], from where he returned in 1918. By the end of the war he became an enthusiastic supporter of the Russ ...

..., Saint Petersburg), was a [[Russian nobility|Russian noblewoman]], [[lady-in-waiting]] and a salonist. Elizaveta Esperovna, nicknamed Lise, was born on 20 November 1834 in [[Saint Petersburg]] into the ancient [[Belosselsky-Belozersky family|House ...

...cription|First professionally trained Slovenian nurse and social worker in Yugoslavia}} ...e the first public health nurse. Designing programs to teach basic courses in maternity and childcare, Boškin was able to reduce infant mortality rates. ...

| death_place = [[Zagreb]], Yugoslavia ...important representative of colour [[expressionism]] in the [[art scene of Yugoslavia]] during the 1930s. Job's landscapes of [[Dalmatia]] are reminiscent of the ...

| birth_place = [[Ljubljana]], [[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]] | title = Hermann Anton Haus, 1925–2003 (IN MEMORIAM) ...

|Location = [[International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia|ICTY]], [[The Hague]], Netherlands ...ral causes and that there was "no poison or other chemical substance found in his body that contributed to the death".<ref name="ICTY300506"/> ...

...der Kingcome, Commanding Officer of No. 92 Squadron, at Biggin Hill, Kent, in June 1942 ...Kingdom)|Distinguished Flying Cross]] & [[Medal bar|Bar]]<br/>[[Mentioned in Despatches]] ...

...to become the first Ceylonese Governor General (representative of the King in Ceylon, i.e. de facto head of state), an honour he declined for personal re ...of his at Cambridge. They met again in 1930 when Nehru arrived for a visit in Ceylon. ...

...12, 2011 |language=Slovenian |publisher=MMC RTV Slovenia}}</ref> Alma grew in a predominately [[German language|German]]-speaking milieu, and regarded he ...anese language|Japanese]].<ref name="MMC2011" /> She also spent six months in [[Paris]], where she attended various languages courses at the [[University ...

{{Short description|Queen of Yugoslavia from 1944 to 1945}} | succession = [[Queen consort of Yugoslavia]] ...

{{Year in Italy|1920}} Events from the year '''1920 in [[Italy]]'''. ...