Overview of the Bosnian War

German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche Previously said: "The best weapons against enemies is another enemy." The war lasted from 1992 to 1995, and about 263,000 people were killed in a four-year war. The war began with the isolation of communist Yugoslav countries. Cruel confrontation consists of Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Croats and Bosnian Muslims.

The Bosnia-Herzegovina war (also known as the Bosnian conflict, the attack against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Bosnian civil war) was an armed conflict that occurred between March 1992 and November 1995. This war contains factions defined by several countries in Bosnia. Herzegovina insists that each represents a member country of that country. A small faction in Bosnia (nationality of Bosnia or Muslim). These factions have repeatedly changed their goals and loyalties at various stages of war. Ethnically, all these officials are Slavic, but the term "ethnic cleansing" is widely used to exclude the population of Muslims. War may emerge as a war between competition nationalism. Recruitment is to strengthen hostility among parties.

Bosnian conflict, ethnic roots war (1992 - 1995), Bosnia · Herzegovina, the former Yugoslav Republic, Bosnians (Bosnia Muslim), Serbs, Croatians. After three years of fierce battle between the armies of Bosnia and Yugoslavia, the Western countries backed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) took the last ceasefire negotiations at Dayton, Ohio in 1995. In 1946, the People's Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina (Socialist Republic of 1963) became one of the members of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1963 Socialist Federation), the life of Bosnia-Herzegovina is socially, economically and politically Changes the Communist government with new experiences imposed on Yugoslavia as a whole