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Serbs are a people who are hospitable, respect bread and trees, live for freedom and family. Serbs are also great believers, each house has its host who lives for the honor, happiness and saint of his family. He made his homeland in the middle of the Balkans as a historical crossroads where all important roads of the world intersect. Always ready to welcome with hot brandy "rakija and sweet "slatko".

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Serbia is an integral part of the country called Yugoslavia. The Germans offered special benefits for the country to join the Axis (including the port of Thessaloniki). The government signed the Protocol on Accession to the Axis, but a coup was carried out, which overthrown the government.

The Germans attacked Yugoslavia without declaring war, by bombing Belgrade and accurately hitting civilian neighborhoods. During World War II, Yugoslavia fought on the side of the Great Alliance.

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Yugoslavia is formed from three majority nations. Croats and Slovenes were an integral part of Austro-Hungary, and Serbia was under under the Ottomans for 345 years. The relations between the politicians who lead them are very bad, even now that they live in the common state of Yugoslavia. After the capitulation of Yugoslavia, Hitler allowed the Croats to create an Independent State of Croatia. Immediately after its proclamation, Croats organized camps for the destruction of the Serb minority.

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Serbia itself is under direct German rule. Two resistance movements appeared, fighting against  the Germans, but also among themselves. The first Chetnik movement advocates the restoration of the monarchy, although the king left the country and fled with the government to London. The second movement is communist and it advocates a revolution modeled on the one in the USSR. In the civil war, the communists win, who immediately after the end of the war in the country established a one-party system and the cult of one man - President Josip Broz Tito.

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1947 "We are building the railway, the railway builds us"

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1947 "We are building the railway, the railway builds us"

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Works on rebuilding the country after the end of the war. Accelerated industrialization, and the development of heavy industry. The population from the mountainous areas is systematically moving to the fertile areas. The railway from Šamac to Sarajevo was built, on which only 10% of the machine was used. The rest was made up of young people.

There’s no more private property in any form.

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The conflict of Yugoslavia with the USSR, the split of Joseph Visarionovich Stalin with the leader of the Yugoslav communists, Tito. Western countries and the United States cease to consider Yugoslavia an outpost of the USSR on the Balkan Peninsula. All Communist parties condemn Yugoslavia immediately on Stalin's orders, the Polish Communist Party is the last to do so reluctantly.

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Establishment of repressive camps in Yugoslavia against Stalin's supporters. The camps were established on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, where people were subjected to the most horrific mental and physical torture.

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In 1950, the Basic Law on the Management of State and Socially-Owned Enterprises was passed. It was an attempt to solve the problem of accumulated bureaucracy, which was omnipotent and corrupt.

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The President of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, and the President of India, Nehru, establish the policy of the non-aligned, which brought together Third World countries, that is, countries that were former colonies around the world.

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Yugoslav writer Ivo Andrić received the Nobel Prize for Literature for "an epic force with which he shaped themes and presented the destinies of people throughout the history of his country." His works seemed to describe the difficult times to come.

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Student demonstrations are organized immediately after the student trials in Paris. Students protest against social inequality and abuse.

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The awakening of nationalism and the growing public disagreement between the republics, of which the longest lasting are those between Serbs and Croats. Albanians in Kosovo are not satisfied with the status of an autonomous region and are looking for a republic.

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In cooperation with the factory Fiat Yugoslav industry starts making a car that was competitive in the market place of small cars. The model was called Jugo and was offered in Italy until 1993.

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The Yugoslav "red passport" is one of the most appreciated on the black market of false documents. Unlike other countries with a socialist system, Yugoslavs can travel freely. Every Saturday, 100,000 people come to Trieste for shopping.

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The death of Josip Broz, whose cult kept people with 4 religions, 4 languages, different cultural and historical traditions gathered in a small space. Former communist politicians are becoming nationalists. They use history and religion to incite hatred.

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On May 29, the Red Star won the European Champions Cup and became the European champion, and only 6 months later, on December 8, 1991, it won the Intercontinental Cup and became the world champion.

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Civil war. The first republic to decide to secede was Slovenia, followed by Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. The problem was the borders, because the ethnic map looked like "leopard skin". The conflict was accompanied by terrible destruction and killing of civilians, as well as forced migrations of the population.

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Hyperinflation in Serbia of frightening proportions. One pen could be bought for a salary. The peak of hyperinflation was the 500 billion dinar banknote, and the prices doubled every 16 hours. The country was under sanctions. The illegal drug and fuel market flourished. People are leaving the country and seeking refuge in Europe and America, and skilled labor in Scandinavian countries

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Relations between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo are in a constant state of war from 1996-1998. The agreement between Serbs and Albanians in Rambouillet, the Serbian side refused to sign. The unresolved centuries-old problems between these two peoples (from the 17th century) are reaching their culmination.

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The bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia which consisted of Serbia and Montenegro by the NATO alliance. The bombing lasted 78 days, 2,000 civilians were killed and it was carried out without a decision by the United Nations.

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In 2000, riots broke out over election theft by the incumbent president, Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition accused him of political assassinations, suppression of media freedom and police brutality. In the so-called October 5th revolution, the victory of the Democratic Opposition was proclaimed.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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In 2013, the Stabilization and Association Agreement between the Republic of Serbia and the European Union entered into force.