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Yugoslavia was a country between 1918 and 1992 that united the South Slav nations of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia and included the now disputed country of Kosovo, which has an Albanian majority. Its dissolution led to the Yugoslav Wars, a series of intermittent conflicts from 1991 until 1999. From 1992 until 2003 the name Yugoslavia was used for the remaining union of Serbia and Montenegro. The name Yugoslavia literally means "South Slavia".
Wikidata: Q36704

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Hard dinar (1966-1989)

100 Para = 1 Dinar

5000 Dinara (Mediterranean Games) – obverse

5000 Dinara (Mediterranean Games) – reverse

5000 Dinara (Mediterranean Games)
1979
Non-circulating coin : 8th Mediterranean Games at Split
Gold (.900) • 29.50 g • ⌀ 38.0 mm
KM# 75, Schön# 70

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Emblem) – obverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Emblem) – reverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Emblem)
1982
Non-circulating coin : Winter Olympics Sarajevo 1984
Gold (.900) • 8 g • ⌀ 24 mm
KM# 95, Schön# 93

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Tito) – obverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Tito) – reverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Tito)
1983
Non-circulating coin : Winter Olympics Sarajevo 1984
Gold (.900) • 8 g • ⌀ 24 mm
KM# 104, Schön# 100

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Flame) – obverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Flame) – reverse

5000 Dinara (Winter Olympics 1984 - Flame)
1984
Non-circulating coin : Winter Olympics Sarajevo 1984
Gold (.900) • 8 g • ⌀ 24 mm
KM# 111, Schön# 109

5000 Dinara (Liberation from Fascism) – obverse

5000 Dinara (Liberation from Fascism) – reverse

5000 Dinara (Liberation from Fascism)
1985
Non-circulating coin : 40th Anniversary Liberation from Fascism
Silver (.925) • 23.5 g • ⌀ 38 mm
KM# 122, Schön# 121