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Serbia in World Wars

What do you know about the history of Serbia in World War I and World War II?
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1. Which country declared war on Serbia in 1914?
Austro-Hungary ✓
Turkey ✓
Germany ✓
Italy ✓
2. Who led the politics of Serbia in the World War I?
Vladimir Maček ✓
Nikola Pašić ✓
Svetozar Marković ✓
Dragiša Cvetković ✓
3. The waters around which island are referred to as the Blue Sea Tomb after a poem written by Milutin Bojić after World War I?
Corfu ✓
Vido ✓
Kefalonia ✓
Paxos ✓
4. Where is Zejtinlik, where about 7,500 Serbian soldiers from the World War I are buried?
Albania ✓
Hungary ✓
Bulgaria ✓
Greece ✓
5. In what year was Gavrilo Princip executed?
1918 ✓
1920 ✓
1914 ✓
1933 ✓
6. Who led the Serbian army in the Battle of Cer which marked the first Allied victory in the World War I?
Stepa Stepanović ✓
Radomir Putnik ✓
Janko Vukotić ✓
Draža Mihailović ✓
7. After the retreat through Albania in 1915, where was the part of the Serbian army transported by the French navy?
Tripoli ✓
Bizerte ✓
Algiers ✓
Carthage ✓
8. What was the name of the duke who led the Serbian army in the Battle of Kolubara?
Radomir Putnik ✓
Živojin Mišić ✓
Stepa Stepanović ✓
Petar Bojović ✓
9. Who fought in the Battle of Mojkovac in 1916?
Montenegro and Austro-Hungary ✓
Montenegro and Bulgaria ✓
Serbia and Austro-Hungary ✓
Serbia and Germany ✓
10. In which battle Serbia won its first victory in the World War I?
Battle of Mojkovac ✓
Battle of Kolubara ✓
Battle of Cer ✓
Battle of Kajmakčalan ✓
11. After the defense of Belgrade, where did the Serbian army end up after the withdrawal in the World War I?
Thessaloniki ✓
Corfu ✓
Montenegro ✓
Albania ✓
12. In what year was Serbia liberated in the World War I?
1919 ✓
1918 ✓
1916 ✓
1917 ✓
13. In which battle General Janko Vukotić commanded the army?
Battle of Thessaloniki ✓
Battle of Mojkovac ✓
Battle of Kolubara ✓
Battle of Cer ✓
14. When did Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy establish Independent State of Croatia (NDH) in parts of occupied Yugoslavia?
During the World War II ✓
During the World War I ✓
After the World War II ✓
Between WWI and WWII ✓
15. Which Serbian king was killed in Marseilles in 1933?
Milan Karađorđević ✓
Aleksandar Karađorđević ✓
Petar I Karađorđević ✓
Petar II Karađorđević ✓
16. What nationality was Vlado Chernozemski, the assassin of the Serbian king?
Russian ✓
Croatian ✓
Bulgarian ✓
Hungarian ✓
17. In what year was Belgrade liberated in the World War II?
1945 ✓
1944 ✓
1940 ✓
1943 ✓
18. Which city was the center of the first free territory in Yugoslavia in the World War II?
Kumrovec ✓
Drvar ✓
Užice ✓
Jajce ✓
19. What was the largest concentration camp in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) during World War II?
Đakovo ✓
Jasenovac ✓
Sisak ✓
Tenja ✓
20. Who was the last King of Yugoslavia, reigning from 1934 to 1945?
Aleksandar Obrenović ✓
Milan Obrenović ✓
Aleksandar Karađorđević ✓
Petar II Karađorđević ✓
21. Where was the first AVNOJ session held in 1942?
Kardeljevo ✓
Jajce ✓
Drvar ✓
Bihać ✓
22. Which city was the site of the second AVNOJ session when Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was founded on November 29, 1943?
Jajce ✓
Belgrade ✓
Bihać ✓
Titograd ✓
23. What was written on the coat of arms of the SFR Yugoslavia?
29. XI 1941. ✓
29. XI 1945. ✓
29. XI 1943. ✓
29. XI 1918. ✓
24. Which island was used as a political prison when Croatia was part of Yugoslavia from 1949 and 1989?
Rab ✓
Silba ✓
Brijuni ✓
Goli Otok ✓
Pekithesmart
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Level 16
Mar 4, 2022
What the hell why Vlado Chernozemski is a Bulgarian? Jet Punk immediately changed this Vlado Chernozemski is a Macedonian
Nenadbs
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Level 53
Mar 4, 2022
Vlado Chernozemski (Bulgarian: Владо Черноземски; born Velichko Dimitrov Kerin, Bulgarian: Величко Димитров Керин; 19 October 1897 – 9 October 1934), was a Bulgarian revolutionary. Also known as "Vlado the Chauffeur", Chernozemski is considered a hero in Bulgaria today, and in his time, in Croat dissident circles and in the Macedonian Bulgarian diaspora. His contribution to the idea of Independent Macedonia has also won him a similar status in some Macedonian circles today, but the official historiography in North Macedonia still regards him a controversial Bulgarian.
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