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Serbia and Montenegro
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Serbia and Montenegro

Former state in southeast Europe, uniting Serbia and Montenegro with a southwest coastline on the Adriatic Sea, bounded west by Bosnia-Herzegovina, northwest by Croatia, north by Hungary, east by Romania and Bulgaria, and south by the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Albania.

History

Until 1992 Serbia and Montenegro – along with Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia – were constituent republics of Yugoslavia. When Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia declared independence and seceded from the federation in the period 1991–92 Serbia and Montenegro declared the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. For the history of Serbia and Montenegro within Yugoslavia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, see Yugoslavia.



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