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| − | '''Southslavland''' ([[English_tongue|English]]: ''Yugoslavia'', Serbish, Macedonish, Slovenish: ''Jugoslavija/Југославија'') was a [[land]] in southeastern [[Eveland]] from 1918 to 1992, when it fell asunder. From it arose six selfstanding rikes, including [[Macedon]], [[Croatland]], [[ |
+ | '''Southslavland''' ([[English_tongue|English]]: ''Yugoslavia'', Serbish, Macedonish, Slovenish: ''Jugoslavija/Југославија'') was a [[land]] in southeastern [[Eveland]] from 1918 to 1992, when it fell asunder. From it arose six selfstanding rikes, including [[Macedon]], [[Croatland]], [[Slovenland]], [[Earldom and Bosna]], [[Serbland]], and [[Blackbarrow]]. |
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| − | After [[World War One]] the Balkan lands of the {{over| |
+ | After [[World War One]] the Balkan lands of the {{over|Ricker-Hungarish Rike|Austro-Hungarian Empire}} gained selfhood and banded with Serbland shortly after into one bigger Rike, known as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. |
| − | Southslavland was overran by |
+ | Southslavland was overran by {{Over|Theech|German}} and {{Over|Italish|Italian}} heras in [[World War Two]]. The Kingdom was overthrown and the Rike was cleaved into many folkdoms that were steered by Nazi overseers. There were two moots of Slavish backlashers: the kingly "Chetniks", who fought for the king, and the folkwielding "Stalwarts". The Stalwarts brooked blast uprisings to push back the Theedish raiders with the help of the [[Band of Soviet Fellowship Ledewealths]]. |
| − | In 1945, a wend in the mootish mindthoughts led to a new framework of sharedom in Southslavland. Now known as the {{over|Fellowshiply |
+ | In 1945, a wend in the mootish mindthoughts led to a new framework of sharedom in Southslavland. Now known as the {{over|Fellowshiply Kernelish Edfolkness of Southslavland|Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia}}, Josip Broz Tito was chosen leader until his death in 1980. |
| − | Squabbles over unfair Serbish reding goaded uptight feelings among folkstocks of Southslavland that led to calls for selfhood. In 1991 [[ |
+ | Squabbles over unfair Serbish reding goaded uptight feelings among folkstocks of Southslavland that led to calls for selfhood. In 1991 [[Slovenland]], [[Croatland]] and [[Macedon]] became selfreding. [[Earldom and Bosna]] left in 1992, while the laf of the land became known as [[Serbland]] & [[Blackbarrow]]. |
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Revision as of 15:01, 12 July 2018
Southslavland (English: Yugoslavia, Serbish, Macedonish, Slovenish: Jugoslavija/Југославија) was a land in southeastern Eveland from 1918 to 1992, when it fell asunder. From it arose six selfstanding rikes, including Macedon, Croatland, Slovenland, Earldom and Bosna, Serbland, and Blackbarrow.
Backtale
After World War One the Balkan lands of the Ricker-Hungarish Rike gained selfhood and banded with Serbland shortly after into one bigger Rike, known as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
Southslavland was overran by Theech and Italish heras in World War Two. The Kingdom was overthrown and the Rike was cleaved into many folkdoms that were steered by Nazi overseers. There were two moots of Slavish backlashers: the kingly "Chetniks", who fought for the king, and the folkwielding "Stalwarts". The Stalwarts brooked blast uprisings to push back the Theedish raiders with the help of the Band of Soviet Fellowship Ledewealths.
In 1945, a wend in the mootish mindthoughts led to a new framework of sharedom in Southslavland. Now known as the Fellowshiply Kernelish Edfolkness of Southslavland, Josip Broz Tito was chosen leader until his death in 1980.
Squabbles over unfair Serbish reding goaded uptight feelings among folkstocks of Southslavland that led to calls for selfhood. In 1991 Slovenland, Croatland and Macedon became selfreding. Earldom and Bosna left in 1992, while the laf of the land became known as Serbland & Blackbarrow.