United Nations Failure in Bosnia and Herzegovina

United Nations Chapter 1: Purpose and Principles June 26, 1945. http://www.un.org/en/documents/charter/chapter1.shtml

Safeta Ovcina "I met General McKenzie, I am watching them with the Serbian Chetonic in TV news There are three or four girls around him ... Mackenzie hugging them I am. "

Bernstein, Dennis. Answers to United Nations misconduct in Bosnia. News coverage, Pacific communications company, July 4, 1993

Sir Michael Rose accused Muslims in Bosnia "destroyed 12,500 genocide crimes against Serbs", but there is no evidence.

Cross set, barbara. The United Nations explained in detail about not being able to stop the '95 Bosnian Holocaust. November 16, 1999. http://www.nytimes.com/1999/11/16/world/un-details-its-failure-to-stop-95-bosnia-massacre.html (November 1, 2013) day trip)

"In 1992, the UN representative learned about Bosnia's concentration camp and ethnic cleansing and did not do anything."

Human rights project Ethnic cleansing of former Yugoslavia. The date is unknown http://humanrightsproject-nk.wikispaces.com/Ethnic+Cleansing+in+the+Former+Yugoslavia

"You can approve the use of power to force violent persons to accept solutions and to achieve peace in the region, but this is not a peacekeeping operation, but in the United Nations dictionary peace of mind Called enforcement.

Third, John F. Hillen. Goodwill killing: United Nations peacekeeping operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 30th June 1995. http://www.cato.org/pubs/fpbriefs/fpb-034.html

"The mission of UNPROFOR is basically morbid and it is believed that in the case of a peacekeeping mission it is possible to enter a war state."

Inter Islam. State purification of Bosnia and Herzegovina and response by the international community March 31, 1998. http://www.inter-islam.org/Pastevents/bsnaEthnClns.html

What is UN peacekeeping? 2002. http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/operations/peacekeeping.shtml

At that time, the leaders of Bosnia and Serbia have always tested the limits of the patience of the UN Forces ... whenever we adopt threats, never to fully exploit this threat There was not.

Aria, Diego. "UN and regional organization within the peacekeeping environment" Lessons learned from the UN Peacekeeping Operations Authority in March 1999: 5-6

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. War contains factions defined by several countries in Bosnia. Herzegovina, who insists that each represents a member country of the country: remnants of Republika Srpska (Bosnia and Serbs), Bosnia Croats (Bosnia Croats), remnants of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (mainly Bosnian), and Western Bosnia Small faction (Bosnian or Muslim nationalities). These factions have repeatedly changed their goals and loyalty at various stages of war. Ethnically, all these stakeholders are Slavs, but the term "ethnic cleansing" is widely used to exclude the population of Muslims. War can be expressed as a war between competition nationalism. Recruitment is to strengthen hostility among parties.

The Bosnian war was an international armed conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina between 6 April 1992 and 14 December 1995. The main faction is a force claiming to be the army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the entities of Bosnia and Serbs and Bosnia and Croats. Bosnia · Herzegovina, Repubblica · Srpska, Herceg · Bosnia are governed by Serbia and Croatia respectively. War was caused by the collapse of Yugoslavia. Muslim Bosnians (44%), Orthodox Serbs (31%) and Catholic and Croatians (44%), after separation of the multinational socialists Bosnia and Herzegovina from Slovenia and Croatia from Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic in 1991 (17%) On February 29, 1992, an independent referendum was passed. The Bosnian Serbian political representatives rejected this act, they boycotted the referendums and established their own republics.