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Yugoslavia breaks up into several regions including the countries of Croatia, Bosnia, and Serbia.
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The genocide that occured during the Bosnian War
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Lasva Valley ethnic cleansing begins.
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War breaks out in Bosnia.
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The siege of Sarajevo begins.
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56 people are killed in the Ahatovici Massacre.
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200 people are killed in a prisoner exchange.
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Two mosques were destroyed and 120 people were killed
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From 1992-1994 the Foca massacres occured which left 2,704 people either missing or dead/
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United Nations tribunal on human rights violation in the Balkans charges 21 Bosnian Serb commanders with genocide and crimes against humanity. This action marks the first time that a Western political body openly charged Serbs with genocide
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Tuzla shelling (71 killed, 200 wounded). Happened again three days later.
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Srebrenica massacre – largest massacre in Europe since World War II (20,000 Bosnian women, children and elderly bussed out; 8,000 boys and men systematically slaughtered and placed in mass graves)-Also Morgans Birthmonth.
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First official NATO peacekeeping troops arrive in Sarajevo along with some other 13,000 American soldiers
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After a peace treaty in Paris was signed, the siege of Sarajevo ended.
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The first Bosnian Muslims and Croats are convicted of war crimes in the Hague.
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Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, wanted on war crimes charges, has been arrested in Belgrade after nearly 13 years on the run