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Serbia Geography The geography of Serbia is extremely interesting and completely diverse with its topography, climate, weather, people,places and other factors. There are huge mountain ranges and hills in the southeastern part of Serbia and the very fertile Danubian plains in the north are watered by the rivers Danube, Sava, Tisa and Morova.
Serbia is surrounded by Bulgaria, Croatia, Herzegovina, Montenegro, Macedonia, Bosnia and Albania on all sides. The southwestern portion of Serbia has a very high shoreline. The climate is variable with hot and humid summers, cold winters and good spells of rain. This is the continental climate experienced in the north. The central regions have Mediterranean and continental climates whereas the coastal regions have an Adriatic climate.
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With the World War II, Germany posed a problem for Serbia, as some regarded the Nazis as friends and other as foes. Josip Broz Tito was a prominent statesman, who stood against the Germans and there was another war, which incurred great losses to Serbia. After his demise there was destabilization in Serbia and many years later the country got its complete independence.
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