Causes and Dynamics of the War in Croatia
Military historian offers an analysis of the war between the Serbs and the Croats and explains the geopolitical roots of the conflict.

S/1994/674/Annex III. A Page 101 Notes (continued)
... "Other Report on Croatian Conflict", BBC Summary of World ... federal army moved to separate the Croatian and Serbian fighters; Croatian ...

Michael Lu » Adventures of a Vagabond
... The photos inside were immensely moving&ten; photographers that covered the Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian conflict (ethnic cleansing) that later resulted in the breakup of the former ...

Yugoslav wars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... (Redirected from Serbian-Croatian conflict) The Yugoslav wars were a series of violent ... a clash between the Serbian and Croatian nationalist ideologies personified by President ...

THE PRESENT CONFLICT ON THE BALKANS
THE PRESENT CONFLICT ON THE BALKANS. 1. Former Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was formed in 1918 as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, under the rule of Serbian king. ... Croatian conflict ...

Serbo-Croat Bibilography - Prevent Genocide International
... bear witness to the abuse endured by Croatian POWs in Serbian prison camps. Many of the POWs, like ... a list of 1606 Croats murdered in the areas of conflict, primarily in Central ...

Darby Anderson
... its best and most productive representation, the Serbian-Croatian conflict was compared to that of Nazi Germany ... But even then, the conflict was ignored. Halberstam presents three ...

Ethnic Nationalism and International Conflict: The Case of Serbia
... of political conflict and modernization of the Serbian economy.11 ... the Croatian elections, Belgrade and its allies also began to provoke violent conflict in the Serbian-populated ...

Centre for Nonviolent Action
Focus is on training in non-violent conflict transformation and networking in the former Yugoslavia. Publications (in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian), future plans, description of training, and ...