The Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia is the edition of the online encyclopedia written in Serbo-Croatian, the language that was standardised in Yugoslavia and is now the basis for the official languages of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. Because these standards are mutually intelligible but are treated as separate languages for political reasons, Wikipedia also hosts separate editions for Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. The Serbo-Croatian edition grew especially from contributors who prefer to write in the common language rather than a specific national standard, and its content is in the Latin alphabet, mostly. It is one of the larger Wikipedias in the Balkans in terms of article count.
Before and after
- 2002Release of OpenOffice.org
- January 2002Release of Azerbaijani Wikipedia
- 2002Release of Mozilla Firefox
- 20022002 becomes the warmest year on record
- 16 January 2002Release of Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia
- 25 January 2002Release of MediaWiki
- 1 February 2002Discovery of 153P/Ikeya–Zhang
- 1 February 2002Release of Danish Wikipedia
- 21 February 2002Release of Finnish Wikipedia
More in Science & technology
- 1945Invention of computer
- 1964Discovery of rutherfordium
- 29 October 1969Invention of Internet
- 18 February 1970Discovery of dubnium
- July 1974Discovery of seaborgium
- 1984Discovery of hassium
The era
This moment belongs to the Contemporary world (1945 CE to today), the world since 1945. You can also browse everything in the 21st century.