The money used in Yugoslavia.

2 dinaras, the money used in Yugoslavia.

Break up of Yugoslavia 1989-2008

Treaty of Trianon

Problems

• The representatives of Britain, France, Italy and the USA made decisions without consulting the leaders of the smaller nations affected. 
• This made people in Eastern Europe get angry.
• People  found themselves separated from their families.
• The did not share language  or culture.
• Right from the beginning there was tension and even violence.
• In 1920 Hungary lost two-thirds of its territory. The land was given to Yugoslavia, Romania and Czechoslovakia. 
• The governments of these three countries formed an alliance to protect themselves from the threat of a Hungarian invasion. This became known as the Little Entente.

Treaty of St. Germain

This treatry separated Austria from Hungary and confirmed that Austria was no longer a leading power.

TERRITORY	FROM AUSTRIA TO
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia	New state of Yugoslavia  (Which also included the former kingdom of Serbia)

•  Austria  lost Galicia to Poland and land to Italy. 
• Its army was reduced to 30,000 
• The could not unit with Germany.
• The old Austrian Empire collapsed by 1918.
• Austria suffered severe economic problem as much of its industries had gone to Czechoslovakia.

Map of Yugoslavia after the Paris Peace Conference

The actual map of Yugoslavia.

Yugoslavia doesn´t exist anymore and it is divided into: Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.