Serbian National Renewal

The Serbian National Renewal (Serbian: Српска народна обнова, romanized: Srpska narodna obnova; abbr. СНО or SNO) was a nationalist political party in Serbia that existed in the first half of the 1990s.

Serbian National Renewal Српска народна обнова Srpska narodna obnova
Abbreviation	SNO
Leader	Mirko Jović
General Secretary	Aleksandar Spasić
Vice Presidents	Vuk Drašković Ilija Gligorejević Žarko Gavrilović Milimir Đuričić
Founders	Vuk Drašković Mirko Jović
Founded	6 January 1990
Dissolved	1996
Succeeded by	Serbian Renewal Movement (in March 1990) Serb Democratic Party
Headquarters	Nova Pazova
Ideology	Serbian nationalism National conservatism Serbian irredentism
Political position	Right-wing

It was established on 6 January 1990, by Mirko Jović and Vuk Drašković. Drašković left the party soon after to form Serbian Renewal Movement with Vojislav Šešelj. In 1992, the party already had around 30,000 registered members in Serbia and Montenegro. Besides Serbia and Montenegro, SNO also operated in Republika Srpska and Republic of Serbian Krajina. In 1996, the party was merged into Radovan Karadžić's Serb Democratic Party (SDS). The party has been linked to the Dušan Silni paramilitary group and some of its members have been found guilty of war crimes related to the Lovas massacre.[1]