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Crisis and genocide in Yugoslavia, 1985-1995

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TitleCrisis and genocide in Yugoslavia, 1985-1995

Author

Ton Zwaan

Call number364.151/0028

Object number08550e

Place of publicationAmsterdam, Netherlands

PublisherAmsterdam University Press, NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies

Year of publication

2012

Physical descriptionpp121-143

MaterialArticle

ISBN9789089643810

NotesArticle from the book 'The Holocaust and other genocides' pp121-143

Description

The war in Yugoslavia was widely broadcast but for the most part the world did not intervene. Serbs fought Muslim Bosnians, Muslim Bosnians fought Croats and Serbs and this took place in what had been a peaceful and ethnically mixed Yugoslavia. This article briefly covers the historical background, the rise of nationalism and increasing polarisation, the Serbian Memorandum, the the move from political polarisation to mass violence, the ICTY and the Dayton Peace Accords. The article includes a list of the key figures involved, a glossary and timeline.

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