History of computer hardware in Yugoslavia

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CER Computers throughout the decades (top to bottom, left to right): CER-10 from 1960; CER-20 from 1964; CER-200 from 1966; CER-22 from 1967; CER-12 from 1971

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Strict technology import rules and regulations and the apparent need to be independent of foreign suppliers for spare parts shaped and fueled domestic computer development in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a socialist and non-aligned country that existed in the second half of the 20th century.