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Title: History Repeats: as the World Watches


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History Repeatsas the World Watches
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Agenda
  • Genocide
  • Key Players
  • History
  • General History
  • Causes for War
  • Croatia is Invaded
  • Bosnia is Torn Apart
  • Sarajevo and Srebrenica
  • Dayton Agreement

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President Franjo Tudjman
President Slobodan Milosevic
President Alija Izetbegovic
General Mladic Radovan Karadic
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Genocide
  • Genocide is the mass murder of a particular
    ethnic group. It is the deliberate destruction of
    a social identity.

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General History
  • 1918 Following WWI Yugoslavia proclaimed
  • 1941 Croatia (including Bosnia) independent
  • 1945 Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia
  • 1980 Josip Tito dies
  • 1990 widespread fighting is reported
  • 1991 Slovenia, Croatia, declare independence
  • 1992 Bosnia declares independence

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Causes for War
  • Centuries old desire for independence
  • Failing System and negotiations
  • Serbian desire to create
    a Greater Serbia
  • Constitutional Right
    to declare independence

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Croatia is Invaded
  • May 6, 1990 Tudjman elected President
  • May 20, 1990 widespread fighting reported
  • May 30, 1990 Parliament is established
  • Dec 22, 1990 Constitution declared
  • January 1991 Belgrade demobilizes army in Croatia

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Croatia is Invaded
  • May 19, 1991 Independence referendum, 94 in
    favor of independence
  • June 25, 1991 Constitutional decision on
    independence passes (with Slovenia)
  • July 19, 1991 Vukovar is surrounded
  • Nov 19, 1991 Vukovar falls
  • Jan-1992 sovereignty recognized

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Croatia is Invaded
  • May 22, 1992 UN member State
  • May 1 2, 1995 Eastern Slavonia is liberated
  • July 22, 1995 Co-defense with Bosnia
  • August 5, 1995 Operation Storm
  • December 14, 1995 Dayton Accords signed
  • 1998 Last occupied areas returned to Croatia
    peacefully

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Croatia is Invaded
  • Vukovar symbol of resistence
  • Easternmost part of Croatia, bordering Serbia
  • Surrounded by 65,000 soldiers, 1,500 guns, 1,400
    tanks, and 100 aircraft
  • Defended by 800 police and 1000 civilians
  • 1,700 killed, 4,000 wounded, 4,000 taken
    prisoner, over 1,000 still MIA
  • 800,000 shells were fired 1,000 bombs fell

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Croatia is Invaded
  • Vukovar Hospital
  • Over 200 patience taken prisoner killed

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Bosnia is Torn Apart
  • October 1991 Bosnia declares sovereignty
  • March 3, 1992 referendum for independence
  • 99 in favor of independence
  • Serbs boycotted
  • April 5, 1992 Bosnia declares independence
  • War begins with the attack on a peace march in
    Sarajevo

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Bosnia is Torn Apart
  • April 6, 1992 International community recognizes
    BiH
  • April, 1992 Serbian forces come under control of
    Republika Srbska which also declared independence
    from BiH
  • May 2, 1992 Sarajevo is cut-off
  • June, 1992 sporadic airlifts begin
  • Mid-1993 Sarajevo tunnel opens
  • March 1994 Bosnian/Croat Federation
  • December 14, 1995 Dayton Accords signed

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Bosnia is Torn Apart
  • Srebrenica
  • United Nations declared safe haven
  • Protection was offered to any Muslim seeking
    sanctuary
  • July 11, 1995
  • 8,000 Muslims slaughtered
  • 20,000 Muslims deported

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Bosnia is Torn Apart
  • Sarajevo
  • April 5, 1992 city is surrounded
  • October, 1995 fighting stops
  • Longest siege in modern warfare
  • 12,000 people killed, 2000 of which children
  • 50,000 people wounded
  • 329 shells fell per day 3,777 impacts 7.22.93
  • 35,000 buildings completely destroyed

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Dayton Agreement
  • Retained Bosnias International Boundaries
  • Created joint multi-ethnic democratic govt
  • National Government
  • Foreign, fiscal, diplomatic policy
  • Second tier of government
  • Bosnian/Croat Federation
  • Republika Srbska
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