Yugoslavia still exists, it is in the middle of Serbia and thousands of nostalgics celebrate the International Workers' Day there (VIDEO)

Thousands of Yugo-nostalgics spent International Workers' Day - May 1, in Mini-Yugoslavia, a thematic park in the north of Serbia. This park was designed to preserve the memories of the former Socialist Federation.

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On the day when the name Yugoslavia was officially sent to history books - February 4, 2003, Blasko Gabric founded the Mini-Yugoslavia on his property near Subotica at the north of Serbia.

Every year, thousands of so-called Yugo-nostalgics mark the significant dates of the former Socialist Federation, and one of the largest holidays is May 1st, the International Worker's day.

(Telegraf.co.uk)