In Socialist Yugoslavia
In May 1946, USAOJ was renamed People's Youth of Yugoslavia (Narodna omladina Jugoslavije - NOJ), and in 1948 SKOJ and NOJ were united into a single organization, which continued to use the name People's Youth of Yugoslavia, and the use of the name SKOJ was discontinued.
NOJ was later renamed League of Socialist Youth of Yugoslavia. This disintegrated together with Yugoslavia in early 1990s.
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