Background: Yugoslavia Post WWII Made up of 6 republics Slovenia Croatia Bosnia- Herzegovina Serbia Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo was an independent state.

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Background: Yugoslavia Post WWII Made up of 6 republics Slovenia Croatia Bosnia- Herzegovina Serbia Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo was an independent state

Background: Yugoslavia Post WWII Very ethnically and religiously diverse 1/3 Serbs Next dominant are Croats Cross-ethnic marriages were common

Background: Politics Prime Minister or the Yugoslav State Josep Broz Tito Gave freedom to certain states but not others

Background: Politics and Economy oil crisis Increased ethnic tensions between Serbs in Albania Tito died in 1980 and economy worsened

Background: Politics and Economy Slobodan Miloševi ć Leader of Communist Party in 1987 Defender of Serbian People Added to tension between ethnicities

Background: Politics and Economy 1991 Macedonia and Slovenia break away from Yugoslavia peacefully Other states were not peaceful because they were ethnically diverse

Classifications Serbian Christians Bosnian Muslims

Symbolization Bosnian Muslims Religious dress (headscarf)

Dehumanization Hate speech against the Muslims

Organization Movement of troops to safe areas of the UN

Polarization Terrorists attacks on Kosovo and other surrounding areas

Preparation Groups are divided into Muslim men and Muslim women

Extermination Muslim men are transported to different locations and shot

Denial Mass graves to hide the genocide

Video and Images BBC Video Graphic Images UN Involvement