>>>I refer to him as the leader from Serbia, the "Yugoslav" reference wasn't mine... though I do have you on a technicality, he claimed that at Serbia/Montenegro was "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia"
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>>"Federal Republic of Yugoslavia" was contained Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Croatia.
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>That was the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia

And now that I think of it, my false reading may be correct: SFRY really stands for Science Fiction Republic. Compared with anywhere else I lived, it was the best.

>The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was created by 1992 by the Serbs and only contained Serbia and Montenegro.
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia

Das Bundesrepublik Jugoslawien :). Nobody ever got around to remember its holidays - not even their names, nor dates thereof. "We don't work tomorrow" - "why?" - "it's a state holiday" - "um, which one?" - "dunno... one of 'em Slobadays".

And 29th of November, the old Day of the Republic (the DFY, proclaimed in 1943) was still celebrated until just a few years ago, because each time it was to be taken off the calendar, the Montenegro delegation wouldn't show up in the Parliament :).