Genocide in Bosnia- Hersegovina BY EMIR MONONUTU AND JACOB GARCIA.

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Genocide in Bosnia- Hersegovina BY EMIR MONONUTU AND JACOB GARCIA

What is Genocide?  Genocide is when people are massacred in large groups.  Usually an ethnic group is victim to this.

Where is Bosnia located?  Southeast Europe  Capital city – Sarajevo  Neighbors: Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia

What happened in Bosnia?  Between 1992 and 1995, an estimated 100,000 people were killed  80 percent were Bosnian Muslims.  Caused by a group called the Bosnian Serb forces

Why did it happen?  The Yugoslav republics nationalism was growing  This made them want to split the union and massacre the Bosnians.

Slobodan Milošević Former president of Serbia Radovan Karadžić 1945-Present Supreme commander of the Bosnian Serb Army Ratko Mladic 1942-present Bosnian Serb Mlitary Leader People who were involved

Victims  Deaths: over 100,000 (due to execution, torture, exhaustion)  Targets: Bosnian Muslims  Serbs: Orthodox Christians  Croats- Catholics  Bosnian (AKA Bosniaks): Muslims

The Genocide  Started in July 11, 1995  In a span of one week, Serbs killed over 7,000 Bosniaks from Srebrenica

The Genocide  The largest massacre in Europe since the Holocaust

Living conditions  The people were loaded onto buses and sent to territories.  The men were immediately killed if they were “battle age”  Women, children, and the elderly were the ones who got onto the buses.

How did the genocide end?  NATO initiated war strikes against the Bosnian Serbs to get them to stop.  The U.S. made negotiations to end the conflict.

The Aftermath  Over 200,000 deaths  Over 20,000 missing  2,000,000 refugees  Thousands of bodies buried underground

Pledge Awareness

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