Based on the proclamation of The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 27 April 1992. From "Transcendental Nations": Charts of nations and mundane events, by Robert Couteau.

Dedicated to the children affected by the NATO aggression on the FRY.

Part of Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 13th Edition; Barbara F. Grimes, Editor; Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1996.

Special reports from correspondents and directory of information on all aspects of law in Yugoslavia. From Jurist: the Legal Education Network at University of Pittsburgh.

Maintaining communication between young professionals who have left Yugoslavia in the past ten years and their colleagues in the country.

By Donna Hughes, Feminista! vol 3, no 1.

List of cultural heritage damaged in the war.

Information on Crown Prince Alexander, head of the Yugoslav Royal Family, and their home in Belgrade.