Translated as "Hey, Slavs" in Serbo-Croatian. This anthem was de facto adopted in 1945 . Yugoslavia is not the first country to adopt "Hej, Sloveni" as a anthem. As Slovak State becomes the first country to adopt in 1939. It was provisionally de jure adopted in 1977 and constitutionally de jure adopted in 1988. But in 1992, the country broke up between countries including Serbia and Montenegro which they continued the anthem. After Montenegro gained independence from Serbia and Montenegro, the anthem relinquished. An national anthem of Yugoslavia (1945-1992) and a former national anthem of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006) Similar results: "Poland Is Not Yet Lost" https://planet.mblock.cc/project/5376336 Preceded by: "National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia" Succeeded by: "Zdravljica" (1991, Slovenia) "Lijepa naša domovino" (1991, Croatia) https://planet.mblock.cc/project/3105596 "Jedna si Jedina" (1992, Bosnia) "Denes Nad Makedonija" (1992, North Macedonia) "Oj, svijetla majska zoro" (2006, Montenegro) "Bože pravde" (2006, Serbia) Multiple languages lyrics is available under the Serbo-Croatian lyrics Serbo-Croatian lyrics: Hej Slaveni, jošte živi Riječ naših djedova Dok za narod srce bije Njihovih sinova Živi, živi duh slavenski Živjet će vjekov’ma Zalud prijeti ponor pakla Zalud vatra groma Zalud prijeti ponor pakla Zalud vatra groma ----------- Romanised Macedonian lyrics: Ej, Sloveni, živ e tuka zborot svet na rodot štom za narod srce čuka preku sin vo vnukot! Živ e večno, živ e duhot slovenski vo sloga. Ne nè plašat adski bezdni nitu gromov ogan! Ne nè plašat adski bezdni nitu gromov ogan! ----------- Slovene lyrics: Hej Slovani, naša reč slovanska živo klije dokler naše verno srce za naš narod bije Živi, živi, duh slovanski, bodi živ na veke, grom in peklo, prazne vaše proti nam so steke grom in peklo, prazne vaše proti nam so steke