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As it Happened,s the following year. The country embraced polyglot groups of Balkan ethnic peoples, some traditional enemies of each other, some of whom had lived under Austro-Hungarian rule or administration, while the Kingdom of the Serbs had been a ‘gallant ally’ of the winners of the First World War. The new k

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,The UN Returns: June–July 1992,ency. The SDS (Karadzic’s party) was declared illegal by the Bosnian Court on the 24th, being labelled a ‘classic terrorist organisation’. The other Serb party, the SPO, formerly active in Bosnia, was pushed aside.

ARIA

The Geneva Conference: August 1992,ttributed to the Bosnian Serbs, who by this time were drenched with odium. On the 4th the UN Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution, proposed by the USA, condemning such ‘detention camps’, which were reportedly holding both soldiers and civilians in Bosnia-Hercegovina, reminding all parti

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,UNPROFOR-2: September–October 1992,f all four crew. An investigation was carried out, but there was reluctance in the UN to affix blame. Kiseljak was the HVO main base, but the missiles were thought to have been launched from territory occupied by the HOS militia. The UN would not carry the investigation any further. All UN flights t

心痛

,The Vance-Owen Plan: November–December 1992, constitution for Bosnia, the borders of which were to be negotiated. Bosnia was to preserve its unity, was not to be divided into ethnic entities, but was to have a constitutional presidency, consisting of governors of ‘provinces’ who would be responsible for appointing the president, ministers and

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,Sterile Negotiations: April–June 1993,en Plan as it envisaged allocating only 43 per cent of Bosnia to the Serbs, who were already holding over 70 per cent, but Radovan Karadzic was careful not to dismiss the plan outright, instead calling for direct negotiations between the three ethnic leaders on the territorial issue. This was reject

运动性

,Alliances of Convenience: July–August 1993,uslim-dominated BDF units, sometimes against each other to hold or gain territory, and sometimes jointly against government troops and their militias. Bosnian Croats continued to receive military aid from Croatia, although this was flatly denied in Zagreb.