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What are some ethnic groups that live in russia?
one is Muslims, Croats and Serbs
What 2 new countries were created in the area of the austro-hungarian empire between 1914 and 1924?
One of them was Kingdom of Yugoslavia (Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians) I dont know about the other one.
What do the Serbs want?
To join Europian Union But, because this is posted nn WW1 section I will answer. IN WW1 they wanted to liberate their country and liberate all Serbs on Balkns and unite them in one single state. They succeded and that's how Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovens is born. (lter renamed KIngdom of Yugoslavia;Yugoslavia literary means South Slavia)
What existing country grew as a result of the collapse of the Austtria Hungary Empire?
More than one country actually grew from Austria-Hungary's collapse. Romania and Serbia (Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes later Yugoslavia) grew.
What is the difference between a Croat and a Croatian or a Serb and a Serbian?
Croat, Serb, and Bosniak are ethnoreligious terms. A Croat is a Catholic Christian Yugoslav person or their children (if their descendants are not Catholics themselves). A Serb is an Orthodox Christian Yugoslav person or their children (if their descendants are not Orthodox themselves). A Bosniak is a Muslim Yugoslav person or their children (if their descendants are not Muslims themselves).Conversely, Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian are national terms that apply to citizenship. A Croatian is a citizen of the Republic of Croatia, a Serbian is a citizen of the Republic of Serbia, and a Bosnian is a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.As a result, you can have Croatian Serbs, who are ethnic Serbs who are citizens of Croatia, or Bosnian Croats, who are ethnic Croats who are citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, or Serbian Bosniaks, who are ethnic Bosniaks who are citizens of Serbia. Of course, the largest populations (pluralities or majorities) line up between the national and ethnoreligious terms, e.g. Croatian Croats, Serbian Serbs, and Bosnian Bosniaks.
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.
Do fantail goldfish fight?
Goldfish are peacefull fish and do not normally fight with one another.
What did the Romans do for Activities?
They watched gladiators fight one another or fight a wild animals.
How many Serbs live in Chicago?
Probably up to one million.
Why did fighting break out between the ethnic groups living in the republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina when it?
Essentially, it was an ethnic and religious conflict that occurred following a referendum that was held in 1992 that came out in support of independence. Yugoslavia began to disintegrate at the end of 1990, when Slovenia and Croatia declared independence from the rest of the Federation. Slovenia achieved independence with little trouble, but Croatia was engaged in a short but bloody war with Serbia in '91, which ended when the European Union officially recognised Croatia as a separate state and help to broker a diplomatic end to the fighting. Bosnia, however, was a different case- it is inhabited by ethnic Serbs, ethnic Croats, and indigenous Bosnian Muslims, each one of whom had different aspirations for Bosnia. The Serbs wanted it to remain as part of a rump Federation with Serbia, the Croats wanted it to be annexed to Croatia, and the Bosnian Muslims wanted it to be a completely independent state in it's own right. In addition, there were intolerant religious tensions between the Muslims on one hand, and the Christian Croats and Serbs on the other. A referendum on Independence was held on 1st March '92, during which the Croats voted with the Muslims in favour as a means of prising the country away from Serb control- they had already seen Croatia and Slovenia going their own ways, and were determined not to be left behind. The combined votes of the Croats and Muslims resulted in a 'Yes' vote, whereas most Bosnian Serbs had voted 'No'. After that, all hell broke loose- the Serbs, desperate to retain Bosnia as their own, took up arms against the other two groups, supported by Serbia proper- the Croats were equally keen to break away and ally Bosnia with Croatia; they also turned against the Muslims, who were stuck in the middle demanding a seprate Bosnia independent of either of it's two Slavic neighbours. The poor Muslims were very much the jam in the sandwich, with BOTH of the other nations hostile to them, and were forced to take up arms as much in self-defence as anything else. So this is how the war began- it ended in early '96 following the brokering of the Deighton Peace Agreement in the USA. Since then, the remaining parts of the Yugoslav Federation (Serbia itself, Montenegro and Macedonia) have also achieved independence, and there has been fighting within Serbia's own provinces (i.e. Kosovo) which have sought to break away from Serbia.
What can you do about your lonely guinea pig - Can you put another one in with him?
Just play with it, if you put another one in they might fight
What is the Seabee Moto?
It's "We Build, We Fight". Another one is "Can Do".
