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The Cold War begins it's end.

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Slobodan Milosevic rises to power, and uses Serbian nationalist ideas to begin a war to gain territory for the Serbs and begin a campaign of "ethnic cleansing" against non-Serbs. (picture shows Slobodan Milosevic at the height of his power)

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The Serbian army invades Croatia, and begins carrying out mass executions of Croat men, and hide their bodies in mass graves.

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The Bosnian war and Genocide officially Begins.

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The Serbian Army begins the shelling and siege of the capital of Bosnia, Sarajevo. (picture above shows shelling of Sarajevo during the height of the siege)

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After internal fighting within the city, the Bosnian Croats and Bosniaks officially sign a peace agreement with the Serbian army, stopping the fighting and creating the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovia.

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The Serbian army invades Srebrenica, and begins the Srebrenica Massacre, which killed more than 7,700 people. This makes the Bosnia-Herzegovina Genocide the worst genocide in Europe after the holocaust.

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The U.S. finally gets involved in Bosnia and begins efforts to end the war.

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With NATO interference, the war officially ends with the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement in Dayton, Ohio. The genocide is officially over, leaving over 100,000 dead and another 2 million homeless (Picture above shows the logo of NATO)

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The UN establishes a "high representative office" as to make sure another war never arises again.

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Leader Slobodan Milosevic begins his trial and pleads innocent to War crimes, Genocide, and Crimes against humanity. In 2006, he died in prison.

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Herzegovia and Bosnia begin a Lawsuit against Serbia for inciting ethic violence, and ultimately starting a war that resulted in over 100,000 casualties.

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Serbia loses the lawsuit, but also prevented further lawsuits in the future. According to Abc-Clio.com: "On February 26, 2007, the International Court of Justice ruled that Serbian leaders failed to prevent the massacre, but ultimately exonerated the country of direct responsibility for genocide. In doing so, the court prevented further lawsuits against Serbia for monetary reparations."