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Moravica preseljena u Sloveniju. Time su argumenti poznati iz Memoranduma SANU i velike medijske kampanje usmerene na dokazivanje teškog položaja Srbije i Srba u Jugoslaviji i na stvaranje slike o njihovoj ugroženosti i potčinjenosti, ušli u obrazovanje. ....Takvi argumenti bili su neophodni da bi se stvorila psihološka osnova za rat, ....
292:. The communist authorities moved from Belgrade to Mostar both machines and the best skilled experts and technicians who knew how to operate and maintain the machines. Soko was considered as informal successor of Ikarus. Some experts who worked in Ikarus presented their opposition to the moving and destruction of the aviation program of company who had such substantial tradition in it.
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In a period which was very important for laying fundaments for future industrial development of the republics, the share of Serbia in
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Da bi se pokazali razlozi zbog kojih je Srbija bila nezadovoljna u federaciji, navode se poznati argumenti o preseljenjima srpskih fabrika u druge republike. Fabrike su u udžbeniku detaljno pobrojane; uz livnice, mlinove, drugi železnički kolosek kod
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published text about moving factories from Serbia emphasizing that main destination of
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invasion as an official explanation for this project while Serbian and Montenegrin communists argued against it. The Slovene and Croatian side argued that their republics' substantially higher level of average academic achievement and education among urban population of
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were among the reasons for Serbia, along with Slovenia, to be programmed for the slowest industrial development. Although some industries were moved to Serbia from other republics, the balance shows that 43% industry moved out of Serbia more than moved into Serbia.
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were among the reasons for Serbia, along with Slovenia, to be programmed for the slowest industrial development. Although some industries were moved to Serbia from other republics, the balance shows that 43% industry moved out of Serbia more than moved into Serbia.
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CIA reported that plan of Yugoslav leaders to move factories from Serbia to Slovenia, supported by Slovenian and Croatian communists, met opposition of Serb and Montenegrin communists and that Tito supported Slovenian and Croatian communists.
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were taken away from Serbia to western Yugoslav republics after WWII are now cheap labor for some contemporary Croatian and Slovenian entrepreneurs who moved their production plants to Serbia in the 2010s.
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were taken away from Serbia to western Yugoslav republics after WWII are now cheap labor for some contemporary Croatian and Slovenian entrepreneurs who moved their production plants to Serbia in the 2010s.
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communist rule. In the early 1990s this move of factories from Serbia was presented in school geography textbooks for 8th grade.
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