02486cz a2200433n 4500 n 80017896 DLC 20150910053207.0 800328n| azannaabn |b ana n 80017896 n 98011313 E0203000 E0203000 N0445000 N0445000 other E0202800 E0202800 N0444900 N0444900 wikiped E0195800 E0205100 N0450500 N0441500 bound E0201318 E0203708 N0445632 N0444116 bound (OCoLC)oca00400308 DLC eng rda DLC DLC WaU DLC IEN OCoLC CSt NNC DLC WaU e-rb--- Belgrade (Serbia) Cities and towns Capitals (Cities) lcsh Serbia Serbia and Montenegro Yugoslavia naf Beligradi (Serbia) Beograd (Serbia) Belgrado (Serbia) Bi︠a︡lgrad (Serbia) Biograd (Serbia) Belgrad (Serbia) Singidunum (Serbia) Београд (Serbia) City of Belgrade (Serbia) Non-Latin script reference not evaluated. BGN gaz., Yugoslavia: (Beograd [Serbocroatian]; Belgrade [conventional]; ppl.: 44°50ʹN, 20°30ʹE; variant: Belgrado) Europe [MAP] Dec., 1992: (Belgrade; capital of Serbia) Ent︠s︡ikl. Bŭlg.: v. 1,p. 572 (Bi︠a︡lgrad (Beograd), capital of Serbia and Yugoslavia) Biograd, 1915: t.p., etc. (Biograd; capital of Serbia, 1878) Antičke svetiljke ... 2011: t.p. (... Singidunumu) GEOnet, May 7, 2012 (under Serbia: Belgrade (conventional); Beograd (approved); Belgrad (variant); Belgrado (variant), Singidunum (variant); capital of a political entity) The world factbook, via WWW, September 8, 2015 (under Serbia: capital: Belgrade (Beograd); geographic coordinates: 44 50 N, 20 30 E) Wikipedia, September 8, 2015 (Belgrade (Serbian: Beograd / Београд) is the capital and largest city of Serbia; City of Belgrade; Belgrade has a special administrative status within Serbia and it is one of five statistical regions of Serbia. Its metropolitan territory is divided into 17 municipalities, each with its own local council; After World War I, Belgrade became the capital of the new Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1929; 44°49ʹN 20°28ʹE) Serbia Belgrade