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When Yugoslavia started to collapse in 1991 Serbs took it upon themselves to protect the other Serbs or orthodox christians in the area and to get rid if the other ethnicities.

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Serbia was cleansing Bosnia, and Croatia in order to protect the Serbs who were residing there.

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In June of 1991 the Yugoslav army, comprised of mostly Serbians, attacked Vukovar, a Croatian city, killing hundreds of Croats and starting the conflicts. The genocide ended in 1995, lasting 4 years, then the war ended in 2004.

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4. What impact is the cleansing having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation? The world?

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4. What impact is the cleansing having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation? The world?

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The Blosniak and the Croats were the ones being attacked and slaughtered. The Serbs could carry on with their everyday life safely. The nation was in shock from the horrors such as bombings and mass killings. The rest of the world was very ignorant and chose to not refer to it as a genocide to avoid moral guilt.

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5. Can this cleansing be resolved? Explain how it can be resolved or why it can't.

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5. Can this cleansing be resolved? Explain how it can be resolved or why it can't.

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For about 4 years nothing really happened in terms of attempt for peace outside of Yugoslavia. The cleansing was resolved in 1995 when the Dayton Accords was signed for peace.

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6. Is the world getting involved in this clean? Should other countries get involved? Explain.

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6. Is the world getting involved in this clean? Should other countries get involved? Explain.

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The United States and Russia minimized the harmful nature of the conflict to avoid the moral responsibility of a genocide, so it was referred to as a ethnic cleansing. America did not take action until 1995 because it was seen as embarrassing for America to not take military action. Clinton refused to send in troops until he realized the war would not end until he sent troops to the former Yugoslavia. The UN was hesitant to send in troops in order to keep their neutrality, but after the Serbs took the town of Zepa and dropping a bomb in a Sarajevo market. After three years of warfare and the Serbian economy crippled they entered negotiations that lead to a ceasefire.