
The Serbs in the Former SR of Croatia
Teritorial distribution of Serbs in Croatia according to the population census on March 31, 1981 The former Socialist Republic of Croatia, that seceded from Yugoslavia by a violent, anti-constitutional and secessionist act on June 25, 1991, covers an area of 56,538 sq. km. In 1991, it had 4,784,000 inhabitants.[1] By the size of the population, it held the second place in the former Yugoslavia, after the Socialist Republic of Serbia. On the territory of the former SR of Croatia are situated two republics: the Republic of Croatia (capital Zagreb) and the Republic of Serb Krajina (here below RSK, capital Knin). The Republic of Serb Krajina is constituted of:












