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Was the Muslims Croats and Serbs are vying for control of Bosnia?
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Who was involved in the ethnic conflicts in Bosnia?
"who cares" was some guy's answer, but mine is a bit different Serbs VS Croats Serbs VS Muslims Muslims VS Croats for a period Muslims against Muslims for a period And naturally, there were Croats and Serbs in the Muslim army ( Bosnian army) so that makes it Serbs vs Serbs Croats Vs Croats Crazy I know
What are the religious differences between the three major groups in Bosnia?
The three major religious groups in Bosnia are Bosniaks (Muslims), Serbs (Orthodox Christians), and Croats (Catholics). Bosniaks adhere to Islam, Serbs are Orthodox Christian, and Croats are predominantly Catholic. These religious differences have historical and cultural significance in addition to shaping individual identities and communal relations in Bosnia.
Who was in Bosnian war?
Well, Croatians, Bosnians, Serbs, and international forces. Bosnian Croats declared a "Republic of Herzeg-Bosna" on the south of Bosnia, and wanted to break of from Bosnia. (with support from Croatia) Serbs declraed "Republic of Serbs", 50% of the Bosnian territory, and wanted to do the same like Croats. So Bosnians were fighting on 2 fronts, and then, because of war in Croatia, the Croats finally realized that they were too weak to fight off Serbia alone, so they stopped the attacks on Bosnia, and allied with them, and fought off Serbs out of Croatia and Bosnia.
What are the differences between serbscroats and Muslims in Bosnia?
The 3 main populations in Bosnia are: Bosnian Muslim Bosnian Serbs Bosnian Croats Very generally speaking the Serbs are Orthodox, the Croats are Catholic and the Muslims are Muslim. The langauges these people speak are basically the same (once called 'Serbian-Croatian') but there are differences in spelling and pronunciation. Politically most Bosnian people are happy with the status quo and want to live in peace but there are still many Bosnian Serbs who want to be part of Serbia, many Bosnian Croats who want to be part of Croatia and many Bosnian Muslims who resolutely don't want their country to be divided up.
What are some ethnic groups that live in russia?
one is Muslims, Croats and Serbs
What are facts about Bosnians?
Bosnia is a very mixed country with 3 major ethnic groups: Bosniaks (also known as Bosnian Muslims), Croats (or Bosnian-Croats) and Serbs (Bosnian-Serbs). The country is divided into 2 parts: Federation of Bosnia Hercegovina (consists of Bosniak and Croat nationals) and Republika Srpska (consists mainly of Serbs). Each part obviously is not hemogenous and cities like Mostar and Tuzla have a mixture of peoples. Other minorities in Bosnia are Roma (also known as Gypsy) and Albanians.
What happened in Bosnia in 1994?
there was an ongoing war between serbs, croats and muslims. A bomb went off in the sarajevo marketplace and killed and injured a lot of people
Why did Bosnia and Herzegovina become independent?
All people living in Bosnia and Herzegovina were not in favor of independence.
How did the war of Serbia and Bosnia end?
There were no war between Serbia and Bosnia. That war was called Bosnian war and it was fought between Croats backed by Croatia, Muslims (also known as Bosniaks) and Serbs backed by FR Yugoslavia. All 3 ethic groups live in today BiH. Majority are Serbs then Bosniaks and finally Croatians. War was ended by Dayton agreement. Two entities were formed one was named Republika Srpska (Mostly Serbs) and other was Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (mostly Croats and Muslims). BiH political system became similar to those of Switzerland.
How are the serbs and croats different?
Croats are Roman Catholic and the Serbs are Orthodox Catholic
What was it called when Bosnian Serbs used violence to rid Bosnia of its Muslims?
Ethnic Cleansing
What countries were involved in genocide in Bosnia?
The Bosnian Conflict was an international war that resulted from the breakup of Yugoslavia. The countries involved were the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, FR Yugoslavia and AP Western Bosnia.
