Geography: The Country of Serbia

The country of Serbia is located in the southeast east of the Balkans between Hungary, Macedonia, Romania and Montenegro. The size of this country is just a little smaller than that of South Carolina. There are various terrains in Serbia, depending on where you are in that country. For example, the northern part of the country - known as the Vojvodina region - is considered a fertile farmland. In the east there are limestone mountains and the basin of the Serpia Carpathian Mountain range, leading to the Balkan mountains in the southeastern part.

Serbia is located in a very diverse geographical location, several important rivers in southeastern Europe, in particular the Danube, through the important cities from the northeast (from the border with Croatia) the eastern (including Romania and Bulgaria) I am crossing. There are attractions such as Novi Sad, Belgrade, Smeder Revo, Đerdap National Park. There is a bicycle route along the river Danube throughout the stadium in Serbia.

From 1945 to 1963, the official name of Serbia was the Serbian People's Republic, and from 1963 to 1990 it became a Serbian socialist Republic. Since 1990, the official name of the country is "Serbia Republic". However, between 1992 and 2006, the official name of the country was the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the People's Association of Serbia and Montenegro. About 6500 BC, in the Neolithic age, the culture of Starčevo and Vinča existed in the modern Belgrade or near it, occupying the majority of Southeast Europe (and part of Central Europe and Asia Asia). Two important local archeological sites in this era, Lepenski Vir and Vinča-Belo Brdo, are still on the banks of the River Danube.

Serbia and Montenegro (2003 - 2006) are an association of the remaining two republics of the Yugoslav socialist republic (Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic). Montenegro and its surrounding Serbia are the only legitimate successors of the Yugoslav Republic and the latter is reproduced. The country was reorganized into a very loose political union called the Serbian People 's Association and Montenegro. It was founded on February 4, 2003. As a federation, Serbia and Montenegro have only united in only a few areas, such as defense, diplomacy and the very weak co-chair of the Commonwealth. The two member countries operated separately during their short existence and continued to operate under separate economic policies and with separate currencies (Euro is the only legal currency in Montenegro, Dinar is still legal) Serbian bidding On May 21, 2006, an independent referendum on Montenegro was held.