Ethnic Tensions Between the Serbians and Croatians

The Yugoslavian kingdom formed after the First World War was a very multi-ethnic group, hence relied on political allegiance of race. In this respect, a seemingly harmless relatives group can actually change the political situation and make a big change. The nationalistic political group, Ustas of Croatia, encouraged the Croatian to oppose the belief that they are supporters of Serbia ("history") by blending Fascism and Catholic fundamentalism . During the two world wars, Worcesase never accepted Serbian-led concentrated Yugoslavia nation, seeking greater autonomy (the "Kingdom").

Bosnia and Herzegovina declared independence. Bosnia is the most ethnically diverse country of Yugoslavia, 43% Muslim, 31% Serbian, and 17% Croatian (according to the 1991 Yugoslavia Census). Race tensions were strained, and war broke out in Bosnia. Thousands of people died and more than one million people evacuated. By the time of vulnerable peace in 1995, the country was divided into three areas each managed by one of the three ethnic groups. Currently, each enclave occupies about 90% of its ethnic group.

In Vukovar, the ethnic tension between the Croatian and the Serbs rushed into violence when the Yugoslav army entered the town. The Yugoslav Army and Serbian paramilitaries destroyed the town during the city war and the destruction of the property of Croatia. The Serbian paramilitary organization committed atrocities against the Croats, killed more than 200 people, replaced others and increased the people who fled the town during the Vukovar slaughter. From 1991 to 1992, the situation of multi-ethnic Bosnia-Herzegovina became tense. The parliament is geographically dispersed among several Bosnians and a small number of Serbs and Croatian factions. In 1991, the Serbian Democratic Party's largest Serbian faction leader Ladvan Karadzic issued a strict and direct warning to the Bosnian parliament when it decides to separate as follows:

I was born in Croatia. Croats and Slovenians have never had a hard time due to independence. Serbs fight for freedom and the price of freedom is paid for by Serbian descent. All real Croats and Slovenians are very grateful to remember. They also know that the Serbs have unparalleled talent and experience in war and are in the best place to guide the power of the country of crisis. Since Yugoslavia 's joint efforts by Alexander' s efforts, political enemies have done everything they can do to destroy it by spreading seeds of discord and disseminating malicious reports. ...... King's death made the country roots, but those who say this means that the destroyed enemies of Yugoslavia will be in vain, for the blood of the nobility of the great men puts that part more firmly It is because it can be hardened. Strengthen the structure of the country