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* ''Film/BehindEnemyLines'' features an American airman shot down over Bosnia, who must then fight through hostile Serbian troops to get to safety. The villain's [[TheDragon dragon]] in this film served as an inspiration for Niko Bellic of ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV''.
* The 1996 UsefulNotes/NewZealand film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_English_(1996_film) Broken English]]'' is centred around a family of Croatian war refugees, and the ensuing romantic tensions with a local resident.
* The 2011 film adaptation of ''Film/{{Coriolanus}}'', is set in a "place calling itself Rome" in the modern-day that is clearly meant to evoke the Yugoslav Wars (the film itself was shot in Belgrade).
* The Croatian film ''Crnci'' (''The Blacks''). Former members of a Croatian black-ops unit are haunted by what they did during the war.
* Polish film ''Film/DemonsOfWar'' is set in the aftermath of the Bosnian War, with IFOR soldiers getting tangled up in a political intrigue involving a Serbian minister's involvement in ethnic cleansing.
* The Bosnian film ''Gori vatra'' (translated as the ''The Fuse'') takes place shortly after the war, in a small Bosnian town of Tešanj, where US President Clinton is due to visit. The welcoming committee must fake everything, so as to appear Bosniaks and Serbs live together and get along (they don't), and to appear donation money was well spent (it was embezzled). HilarityEnsues.
* ''Life Is A Miracle'', a film by Emir Kusturica, is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.
* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
* ''Film/MidwinterNightsDream'' follows three Serbians whose lives were destroyed by the wars.
* In the Serbian film ''Neprijatelj'' (''The Enemy''), Bosnian Serb soldiers are tasked with de-mining some minefields, only days after the war ended. In a deserted factory in the middle of nowhere, they find a man of unknown ethnicity, walled in a room. They soon find out that, long before they came, both Serb and Bosniak soldiers died trying to keep that man inside. Why? [[spoiler: He's the Satan.]]
* The Serbian film ''Nebo iznad nas'' (''Sky above us'') shows lives of three very different Belgrade citizens during NATO air raids. The movie does a fairly good job of portraying the tense atmosphere of the times.
* Serbian movie ''Ničije Dete'' (''No One's Child'') is BasedOnATrueStory. It takes place in Yugoslavia in the late '80s, just a few years prior to the conflict. Near Travnik (Bosnia, in central Yugoslavia), hunters find a child [[RaisedByWolves raised by wolves]]. Lacking the means to treat him, local authorities send the child to an orphanage in Belgrade (Yugoslavian and Serbian capital city) where, under a careful tutorage, he slowly learns how to socialize. But the war is looming and everything abruptly changes.
* The 1996 UsefulNotes/NewZealand film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_English_(1996_film) Broken English]]'' is centred around a family of Croatian war refugees, and the ensuing romantic tensions with a local resident.
* The 2011 film adaptation of ''Film/{{Coriolanus}}'', is set in a "place calling itself Rome" in the modern-day that is clearly meant to evoke the Yugoslav Wars (the film itself was shot in Belgrade).
* The Croatian film ''Crnci'' (''The Blacks''). Former members of a Croatian black-ops unit are haunted by what they did during the war.
* Polish film ''Film/DemonsOfWar'' is set in the aftermath of the Bosnian War, with IFOR soldiers getting tangled up in a political intrigue involving a Serbian minister's involvement in ethnic cleansing.
* The Bosnian film ''Gori vatra'' (translated as the ''The Fuse'') takes place shortly after the war, in a small Bosnian town of Tešanj, where US President Clinton is due to visit. The welcoming committee must fake everything, so as to appear Bosniaks and Serbs live together and get along (they don't), and to appear donation money was well spent (it was embezzled). HilarityEnsues.
* ''Life Is A Miracle'', a film by Emir Kusturica, is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.
* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
* ''Film/MidwinterNightsDream'' follows three Serbians whose lives were destroyed by the wars.
* In the Serbian film ''Neprijatelj'' (''The Enemy''), Bosnian Serb soldiers are tasked with de-mining some minefields, only days after the war ended. In a deserted factory in the middle of nowhere, they find a man of unknown ethnicity, walled in a room. They soon find out that, long before they came, both Serb and Bosniak soldiers died trying to keep that man inside. Why? [[spoiler: He's the Satan.]]
* The Serbian film ''Nebo iznad nas'' (''Sky above us'') shows lives of three very different Belgrade citizens during NATO air raids. The movie does a fairly good job of portraying the tense atmosphere of the times.
* Serbian movie ''Ničije Dete'' (''No One's Child'') is BasedOnATrueStory. It takes place in Yugoslavia in the late '80s, just a few years prior to the conflict. Near Travnik (Bosnia, in central Yugoslavia), hunters find a child [[RaisedByWolves raised by wolves]]. Lacking the means to treat him, local authorities send the child to an orphanage in Belgrade (Yugoslavian and Serbian capital city) where, under a careful tutorage, he slowly learns how to socialize. But the war is looming and everything abruptly changes.
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* Michael Winterbottom's ''Film/WelcomeToSarajevo''.
* ''Film/BehindEnemyLines'' features an American airman shot down over Bosnia, who must then fight through hostile Serbian troops to get to safety. The villain's [[TheDragon dragon]] in this film served as an inspiration for Niko Bellic of ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV''
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', by Emir Kusturica, tells the story of Yugoslavia from the Serbian resistance of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII to the Yugoslav wars. This dark comedy is ultimately about the tragedy of Yugoslavia's balkanization. It was also released as a 5 1/2 hour miniseries called ''Once Upon a Time, There was a Country'', which is also the film's closing line. Although it was well-received and won a Palm D'Or at the Cannes Festival, some critics accused it of being Serbian nationalistic propaganda and of having an overly idealistic portrayal of communist Yugoslavia.
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out that the film's portrayal of communist Yugoslavia is actually negative. As with any other work of art, this is a subject of interpretation.
* Another film by Emir Kusturica, ''Life Is A Miracle'', is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.
* ''Film/BehindEnemyLines'' features an American airman shot down over Bosnia, who must then fight through hostile Serbian troops to get to safety. The villain's [[TheDragon dragon]] in this film served as an inspiration for Niko Bellic of ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV''
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', by Emir Kusturica, tells the story of Yugoslavia from the Serbian resistance of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII to the Yugoslav wars. This dark comedy is ultimately about the tragedy of Yugoslavia's balkanization. It was also released as a 5 1/2 hour miniseries called ''Once Upon a Time, There was a Country'', which is also the film's closing line. Although it was well-received and won a Palm D'Or at the Cannes Festival, some critics accused it of being Serbian nationalistic propaganda and of having an overly idealistic portrayal of communist Yugoslavia.
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out that the film's portrayal of communist Yugoslavia is actually negative. As with any other work of art, this is a subject of interpretation.
* Another film by Emir Kusturica, ''Life Is A Miracle'', is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.
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* Michael Winterbottom's ''Film/WelcomeToSarajevo''.
* ''Film/BehindEnemyLines'' features an American airman shot down over Bosnia, who must then fight through hostile Serbian troops to get to safety. The villain's [[TheDragon dragon]] in this''Once Brothers'', part of Creator/{{ESPN}}'s ''30 for 30'' documentary film served as an inspiration for Niko Bellic of ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV''
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', by Emir Kusturica,series, tells the story of how the wars irretrievably broke the friendship between [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation NBA]] players and former Yugoslavia from national teammates Vlade Divac (Serb) and Dražen Petrović (Croat). The DownerEnding was in the Serbian resistance of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII to middle, namely the Yugoslav wars. This dark comedy is ultimately about the tragedy death of Yugoslavia's balkanization. It was also released as Petrović in a 5 1/2 hour miniseries called ''Once Upon a Time, There was a Country'', which is also the film's closing line. Although it was well-received and won a Palm D'Or at the Cannes Festival, some critics accused it of being Serbian nationalistic propaganda and of having an overly idealistic portrayal of communist Yugoslavia.
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out1993 auto accident that the film's portrayal ended Divac's hopes of communist Yugoslavia is actually negative. As with any other work of art, this is a subject of interpretation.
* Another film by Emir Kusturica, ''Life Is A Miracle'', is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.mending their relationship.
* ''Film/BehindEnemyLines'' features an American airman shot down over Bosnia, who must then fight through hostile Serbian troops to get to safety. The villain's [[TheDragon dragon]] in this
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', by Emir Kusturica,
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out
* Another film by Emir Kusturica, ''Life Is A Miracle'', is a touching love story of a Bosnian Serb railroad worker and a Bosniak woman, whom he first intended to exchange for his captured son. Set during the Bosnian war.
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* In the Serbian film ''Neprijatelj'' (''The Enemy''), Bosnian Serb soldiers are tasked with de-mining some minefields, only days after the war ended. In a deserted factory in the middle of nowhere, they find a man of unknown ethnicity, walled in a room. They soon find out that, long before they came, both Serb and Bosniak soldiers died trying to keep that man inside. Why? [[spoiler: He's the Satan.]]
* The Serbian film ''Sky Hook''. Young, disillusioned people spend time playing street basketball in Belgrade during NATO bombing.
* The Serbian film ''Nebo iznad nas'' (''Sky above us'') shows lives of three very different Belgrade citizens during NATO air raids. The movie does a fairly good job of portraying the tense atmosphere of the times.
* The Serbian film ''Sky Hook''. Young, disillusioned people spend time playing street basketball in Belgrade during NATO bombing.
* The Serbian film ''Nebo iznad nas'' (''Sky above us'') shows lives of three very different Belgrade citizens during NATO air raids. The movie does a fairly good job of portraying the tense atmosphere of the times.
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* Serbian movie ''Ničije Dete'' (''No One's Child'') is BasedOnATrueStory. It takes place in Yugoslavia in the late '80s, just a few years prior to the conflict. Near Travnik (Bosnia, in central Yugoslavia), hunters find a child [[RaisedByWolves raised by wolves]]. Lacking the means to treat him, local authorities send the child to an orphanage in Belgrade (Yugoslavian and Serbian capital city) where, under a careful tutorage, he slowly learns how to socialize. But the war is looming and everything abruptly changes.
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* ''Film/QuoVadisAida'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbianmovie ''Ničije Dete'' (''No One's Child'') boy, orphaned in the wars, who is BasedOnATrueStory. It takes place taken in by a German man who lost his own son.
** ''Renegades'', a 2017 film written by Creator/LucBesson, is about a team of Navy [=SEALs=] trying to recover a sunk Nazi gold from a Bosnian lake in the tail end of the Bosnian War
* ''Film/{{Savior}}'' features an American soldier turned mercenary who goes to Yugoslaviain seeking revenge against muslims because they killed his family. Things become a lot more complicated later on though, as the late '80s, just a few years prior to movie explores themes of redemption, honour, and the conflict. Near Travnik (Bosnia, in central Yugoslavia), hunters find a child [[RaisedByWolves raised by wolves]]. Lacking effects of war on the means to treat him, local authorities send the child to an orphanage civilian population from a very human, "from below" perspective.
* The Serbian film ''Sky Hook''. Young, disillusioned people spend time playing street basketball in Belgrade(Yugoslavian and Serbian capital city) where, under a careful tutorage, he slowly learns how to socialize. But the war is looming and everything abruptly changes.during NATO bombing.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbian
** ''Renegades'', a 2017 film written by Creator/LucBesson, is about a team of Navy [=SEALs=] trying to recover a sunk Nazi gold from a Bosnian lake in the tail end of the Bosnian War
* ''Film/{{Savior}}'' features an American soldier turned mercenary who goes to Yugoslavia
* The Serbian film ''Sky Hook''. Young, disillusioned people spend time playing street basketball in Belgrade
* Michael Winterbottom's ''Film/WelcomeToSarajevo''.
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', also by Emir Kusturica, tells the story of Yugoslavia from the Serbian resistance of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII to the Yugoslav wars. This dark comedy is ultimately about the tragedy of Yugoslavia's balkanization. It was also released as a 5 1/2 hour miniseries called ''Once Upon a Time, There was a Country'', which is also the film's closing line. Although it was well-received and won a Palm D'Or at the Cannes Festival, some critics accused it of being Serbian nationalistic propaganda and of having an overly idealistic portrayal of communist Yugoslavia.
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out that the film's portrayal of communist Yugoslavia is actually negative. As with any other work of art, this is a subject of interpretation.
* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
* The Serbian film ''Vukovar: jedna priča'' (''Vukovar: A Story'', alternate title: ''Vukovar poste restante'') tells story of a young couple, a Serb guy and a Croat girl, whose romance is threatened by the war in Vukovar. [[RealPlaceBackground Shot on actual location]] [[SceneryGorn while the war was still ravaging.]]
* The Serbian film ''Film/{{Underground}}'', also by Emir Kusturica, tells the story of Yugoslavia from the Serbian resistance of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII to the Yugoslav wars. This dark comedy is ultimately about the tragedy of Yugoslavia's balkanization. It was also released as a 5 1/2 hour miniseries called ''Once Upon a Time, There was a Country'', which is also the film's closing line. Although it was well-received and won a Palm D'Or at the Cannes Festival, some critics accused it of being Serbian nationalistic propaganda and of having an overly idealistic portrayal of communist Yugoslavia.
** Interresting enough, the Serbian critics pointed out that the film's portrayal of communist Yugoslavia is actually negative. As with any other work of art, this is a subject of interpretation.
* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
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* The Croatian film ''Crnci'' (''The Blacks''). Former members of a Croatian black-ops unit are haunted by what they did during the war.
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* The Bosnian film ''Gori vatra'' (translated as the ''The Fuse'') takes place shortly after the war, in a small Bosnian town of Tešanj, where US President Clinton is due to visit. The welcoming committee must fake everything, so as to appear Bosniaks and Serbs live together and get along (they don't), and to appear donation money was well spent (it was embezzled). HilarityEnsues.
* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
* ''Film/{{Savior}}'' features an American soldier turned mercenary who goes to Yugoslavia seeking revenge against muslims because they killed his family. Things become a lot more complicated later on though, as the movie explores themes of redemption, honour, and the effects of war on the civilian population from a very human, "from below" perspective.
* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
* ''Once Brothers'', part of Creator/{{ESPN}}'s ''30 for 30'' documentary film series, tells the story of how the wars irretrievably broke the friendship between [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation NBA]] players and former Yugoslavia national teammates Vlade Divac (Serb) and Dražen Petrović (Croat). The DownerEnding was in the middle, namely the death of Petrović in a 1993 auto accident that ended Divac's hopes of mending their relationship.
* The 1996 UsefulNotes/NewZealand film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_English_(1996_film) Broken English]]'' is centred around a family of Croatian war refugees, and the ensuing romantic tensions with a local resident.
* ''Film/MidwinterNightsDream'' follows three Serbians whose lives were destroyed by the wars.
* The 2011 film adaptation of ''Film/{{Coriolanus}}'', is set in a "place calling itself Rome" in the modern-day that is clearly meant to evoke the Yugoslav Wars (the film itself was shot in Belgrade).
* ''Film/QuoVadisAida'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbian boy, orphaned in the wars, who is taken in by a German man who lost his own son.
* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
* ''Film/{{Savior}}'' features an American soldier turned mercenary who goes to Yugoslavia seeking revenge against muslims because they killed his family. Things become a lot more complicated later on though, as the movie explores themes of redemption, honour, and the effects of war on the civilian population from a very human, "from below" perspective.
* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
* ''Once Brothers'', part of Creator/{{ESPN}}'s ''30 for 30'' documentary film series, tells the story of how the wars irretrievably broke the friendship between [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation NBA]] players and former Yugoslavia national teammates Vlade Divac (Serb) and Dražen Petrović (Croat). The DownerEnding was in the middle, namely the death of Petrović in a 1993 auto accident that ended Divac's hopes of mending their relationship.
* The 1996 UsefulNotes/NewZealand film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_English_(1996_film) Broken English]]'' is centred around a family of Croatian war refugees, and the ensuing romantic tensions with a local resident.
* ''Film/MidwinterNightsDream'' follows three Serbians whose lives were destroyed by the wars.
* The 2011 film adaptation of ''Film/{{Coriolanus}}'', is set in a "place calling itself Rome" in the modern-day that is clearly meant to evoke the Yugoslav Wars (the film itself was shot in Belgrade).
* ''Film/QuoVadisAida'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbian boy, orphaned in the wars, who is taken in by a German man who lost his own son.
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* ''Svedok iz Sarajeva'' ''(Witness from Sarajevo)'' is a book written by a Sarajevo Serb, under pseudonym Boris Jug. He describes his life as a Serb in a largely Muslim city sieged by Serb forces. His life is in danger, but he gets help from unexpected places and manages to escape the city. A book that rather faithfully describes the dangers of everyday life in a war-torn city.
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* ''Svedok iz Sarajeva'' ''(Witness from Sarajevo)'' is a book written by a Sarajevo Serb, under pseudonym Boris Jug. He describes his life as a Serb in a largely Muslim city sieged besieged by Serb forces. His life is in danger, but he gets help from unexpected places and manages to escape the city. A book that rather faithfully describes the dangers of everyday life in a war-torn city.
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* ''Literature/SpirallingOutofControl '' answers the question many people in the former Yugoslavia have asked, what would have happened, had the Yugoslav People's Army intervened in 1991 against the nationalists, in order to preserve Yugoslavia? The short answer is: things would have gotten much, ''much'' worse.
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* ''[[VideoGame/RainbowSix Rainbow Six Rogue Spear]]'' has a rescue mission set in Djakovica, Kosovo during the NATO bombing.
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* ''[[VideoGame/RainbowSix Rainbow Six Rogue Spear]]'' has a rescue mission set in Djakovica, Kosovo during shortly after the NATO bombing.
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* ''VideoGame/SpecOpsRangerTeamBravo'' was a mission pack for the first ''VideoGame/SpecOps'' game and it contained a mini campaign set in war-torn Bosnia. It caused a minor controversy since one of the mission requires the player to capture a real-life former political leader.
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* ''VideoGame/SpecOpsRangerTeamBravo'' was a mission pack for the first ''VideoGame/SpecOps'' game and it contained a mini campaign set in war-torn Bosnia. It caused a minor controversy since one of the mission requires the player to capture a real-life former political Bosnian Serb leader.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Every kingdom divided against itself will be laid waste, and no town or house divided against itself will stand." - [[Literature/TheBible Matthew 25]] [[labelnote:Legend]]Yellow = Slovenia. Blue = Croatia. Purple = Macedonia. Green = Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bright Red = Yugoslavia. Maroon = FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia. Dark Red = Kosovo. Gray = Montenegro.[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Every kingdom divided against itself will be laid waste, and no town or house divided against itself will stand." - [[Literature/TheBible Matthew 25]] [[labelnote:Legend]]Yellow = Slovenia. Blue = Croatia. Purple = Macedonia. Green = Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bright Red = Yugoslavia. Maroon Dark Red = FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia. Dark Light Red = Kosovo. Gray = Montenegro.[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Every kingdom divided against itself will be laid waste, and no town or house divided against itself will stand." - [[Literature/TheBible Matthew 25]] [[labelnote:Legend]]Yellow = Slovenia. Blue = Croatia. Purple = Macedonia. Green = Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bright Red = Yugoslavia. Dark Red Maroon = FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia. Dark But Comparably Lighter Red = Kosovo. Gray = Montenegro.[[/labelnote]]]]
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Due to the [[GambitPileup convoluted nature]] of the war and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters the people that were involved]] here is a little summary of some names to know.
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* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers]]. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
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* The documentary-style British movie ''Warriors'' chronicles the [[DoomedMoralVictor hopeless struggle]] of British UN Peacekeepers to prevent crimes commited on the civilian populace in war-torn Bosnia. [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Despite their honest efforts to save the persecuted refugees]] that are running from the [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores various guerilla groups]], the young soldiers are constantly bullied by their [[ObstructiveBureaucrat UNPROFOR higher-ups]] [[PoliceAreUseless into letting the people they were supposed to protect get killed]] or [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene be left at the mercy of unscrupolous killers]].killers. When the peacekeepers return home, [[ShellShockedVeteran most of them are showing clear signs of PTSD]]. The title of the movie is semi-ironic, actually referring to the [[http://www.tanknutdave.com/component/content/article/115 British-built APCs]] they intended to use for the evacuation of the refugees. The film was released in the US as ''Peacekeepers''.
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* Music/RadioTapok's [[https://youtu.be/7MRw6UGcbcY "Операция 'Союзная сила'"]] ("Operation 'Allied Force'") depicts the NATO bombardment of Belgrade from the Serbian point of view.
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* ''Literature/EncryptionStraffe'' is set in an AlternateHistory post-war Balkans ruled by a NGOSuperpower.
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The primary use of the war today is as a source of the stereotyped BalkanBastard -- useful modern-day war criminals (as the Nazi ones are getting too old), and [[RuthlessForeignGangsters organised criminals]]. Because of the nature of the mass graves, many [[TheCoroner a forensic pathologist]] will have worked there.
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The primary use of the war today is as a source of the stereotyped BalkanBastard -- useful modern-day (European) war criminals (as the Nazi ones are getting too old), and [[RuthlessForeignGangsters organised criminals]]. Because of the nature of the mass graves, many [[TheCoroner a forensic pathologist]] will have worked there.
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* The artwork to ''Music/KidA'' by Music/{{Radiohead}} was directly inspired by a 1999 photograph from the wars depicting bloodied footprints in the Kosovo snow. Stanley Donwood, who did the artwork, described the photo as making the war feel far more personal, as if it was happening near his house.
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The true horrors, however, were showcased in the Bosnian War, which overlapped the Croatian War of Independence, and where the fighting quickly morphed into Bosnian Serbs versus Bosnian Croats versus Bosnian Muslims loyal to Izetbegović versus Bosnian Muslims loyal to Abdić versus any militia given even a degree of autonomy. While the world was aware of the bloody conflicts going on, the media had a tendency to avoid mentioning WHY the war even started in the first place. As a result, the Western world, unaccustomed to the rivalries in the Balkans, sat around and twiddled their thumbs, basically unable to help or understand these conflicted people. (Yet supplying and selling weapons and supplies to this certain sides in an attempt to tip the balance and bring the war to an early end.) This, combined with the "us versus them" mentality of the people at war, made for a deadly combination.
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The true horrors, however, were showcased in the Bosnian War, which overlapped the Croatian War of Independence, and where the fighting quickly morphed into Bosnian Serbs versus Bosnian Croats versus Bosnian Muslims loyal to Izetbegović versus Bosnian Muslims loyal to Abdić versus any militia given even a degree of autonomy. While the world was aware of the bloody conflicts going on, the media had a tendency to avoid mentioning WHY ''why'' the war even started in the first place. As a result, the Western world, unaccustomed to the rivalries in the Balkans, sat around and twiddled their thumbs, basically unable to help or understand these conflicted people. (Yet supplying and selling weapons and supplies to this certain sides in an attempt to tip the balance and bring the war to an early end.) This, combined with the "us versus them" mentality of the people at war, made for a deadly combination.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' ''Film/QuoVadisAida'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.Srebrenica.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbian boy, orphaned in the wars, who is taken in by a German man who lost his own son.
* ''Film/TheRedJacket'' is a short film about a Serbian boy, orphaned in the wars, who is taken in by a German man who lost his own son.
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* '''Mićo Stanišić'''; - Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republika Srpska.
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* '''Mićo Stanišić'''; Stanišić'''; - Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republika Srpska.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The movie follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić who tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* ''Quo Vadis, Aida?'' is 2020 film by Jasmila Žbanić that centers around the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The follows a UN translator Aida Selmanagić tries to save her family after the Army of Republika Srpska took over the city of Srebrenica.
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* In Manga/{{Assassination Classroom}}, [[HotTeacher Irina]], who hails from Serbia, tells the students about an ethnic war her country went through when she was a child. The details aren't explicitly stated, but given her age [[YoungerThanTheyLook (twenty)]] and Croatian last name (Jelavić), it's implied that this was the war in question that really scarred her for life.
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* In Manga/{{Assassination Classroom}}, ''Manga/{{Assassination Classroom}}'', 3-E's foreign language teacher, [[HotTeacher Irina]], who hails from Serbia, tells the students about an ethnic war her country went through when she was a child. The details aren't explicitly stated, but given her age [[YoungerThanTheyLook (twenty)]] and Croatian last name (Jelavić), it's implied that this was the war in question that really scarred her for life.
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* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/MacGyver and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
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* In the TV-movie ''Film/MacGyverLostTreasureOfAtlantis'', Series/MacGyver Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} and Prof. Atticus go to the Balkans to find Atlantean artifacts. After finding them, they must escape from hostile military forces.
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* Michael Winterbottom's ''Welcome to Sarajevo''.
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* Michael Winterbottom's ''Welcome to Sarajevo''.''Film/WelcomeToSarajevo''.
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* In ''Manga/{{Assassination Classroom}}, [[HotTeacher Irina]] tells the students about an ethnic war her country went through when she was a child. The details aren't explicitly stated, but given her age [[YoungerThanTheyLook (twenty)]] and Croatian last name (Jelavić), it's implied that this was the war in question.
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* In ''Manga/{{Assassination Manga/{{Assassination Classroom}}, [[HotTeacher Irina]] Irina]], who hails from Serbia, tells the students about an ethnic war her country went through when she was a child. The details aren't explicitly stated, but given her age [[YoungerThanTheyLook (twenty)]] and Croatian last name (Jelavić), it's implied that this was the war in question.question that really scarred her for life.
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A series of six wars encompassing [[BalkaniseMe the former]] UsefulNotes/{{Yugoslavia}} from 1991-2001:
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A series of six wars encompassing [[BalkaniseMe [[BalkanizeMe the former]] UsefulNotes/{{Yugoslavia}} from 1991-2001:
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The broader impact of the war has proved to be severe and debilitating to the development and prosperity of the newly-formed countries. Whilst some like Slovenia and Macedonia got off lightly, others like Croatia, Serbia and especially Bosnia and Herzegovina would go on to suffer from the post war fallout in the coming decades. The areas that endured the most fighting saw their populations either significantly altered as people were driven off and new ´´colonists´´ came in, or largely depopulated, a problem that hasn't been solved up until the present. Many successful industries and companies suffered as the war has irrevocably disrupted their operations and manufacturing (not to mention the plethora of shady privatizations which were common during that time). Lastly, the war left the belligerent nations with lingering sentiments of distrust and intolerance and in more dangerous and disturbing cases, a desire for a revanche/revenge. Time will tell if the Balkans will somehow manage to put the past behind it, or it will repeat the mistakes of yore.
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The broader impact of the war has proved to be severe and debilitating to the development and prosperity of the newly-formed countries. Whilst some like Slovenia and Macedonia got off lightly, others like Croatia, Serbia and especially Bosnia and Herzegovina would go on to suffer from the post war fallout in the coming decades. The areas that endured the most fighting saw their populations either significantly altered as people were driven off and new ´´colonists´´ "colonists" came in, or largely depopulated, a problem that hasn't been solved up until the present. Many successful industries and companies suffered as the war has irrevocably disrupted their operations and manufacturing (not to mention the plethora of shady privatizations which were common during that time). Lastly, the war left the belligerent nations with lingering sentiments of distrust and intolerance and in more dangerous and disturbing cases, a desire for a revanche/revenge. Time will tell if the Balkans will somehow manage to put the past behind it, or it will repeat the mistakes of yore.
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* '''Vujadin Popović''' - Lieutenant Colonel and the Chief of Security of the Drina Corps of the Army of
Republika Srpska
* '''Zdravko Tolimir''' - Assistant Commander for Intelligence and Security of the Bosnian Serb Army (VRS) Main
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* '''Zdravko Tolimir''' - Assistant Commander for Intelligence and Security of the Bosnian Serb Army (VRS) Main
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* '''Vujadin Popović''' - Lieutenant Colonel and the Chief of Security of the Drina Corps of the Army of
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* '''Zdravko Tolimir''' - Assistant Commander for Intelligence and Security of the Bosnian Serb Army (VRS)Main
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* '''Zdravko Tolimir''' - Assistant Commander for Intelligence and Security of the Bosnian Serb Army (VRS)
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* '''Milomir Stakić''' - President of the Serb controlled Prijedor
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* '''Milomir Stakić''' - President of the Serb controlled Prijedor
Prijedor Municipality Crisis Staff and Head of the Municipal Council for National Defence in
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* Preševo Valley, in Southern Serbia (1999 - 2001): Federal Republic of Yugoslavia vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_Army_of_Preševo,_Medveđa_and_Bujanovac local Albanian seperatists]]. [[CurbStompBattle Yugoslav victory]]. 53 dead.
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* Preševo Valley, in Southern Serbia (1999 - 2001): Federal Republic of Yugoslavia vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_Army_of_Preševo,_Medveđa_and_Bujanovac org/wiki/LAPMB local Albanian seperatists]]. [[CurbStompBattle Yugoslav victory]]. 53 dead.
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* Preševo Valley, in Southern Serbia (1999 - 2001): Federal Republic of Yugoslavia vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAPMB local Albanian seperatists]]. [[CurbStompBattle Yugoslav victory]]. 53 dead.
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* Preševo Valley, in Southern Serbia (1999 - 2001): Federal Republic of Yugoslavia vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAPMB org/wiki/Liberation_Army_of_Preševo,_Medveđa_and_Bujanovac local Albanian seperatists]]. [[CurbStompBattle Yugoslav victory]]. 53 dead.
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* UsefulNotes/{{Bosnia}}n War (1992 - 1995): [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republika_Srpska Bosnian Serbs]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_Province_of_Western_Bosnia Bosniak quislings]] vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_Republic_of_Herzeg-Bosnia Bosnian Croats]] vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina Bosniak loyalists]] (1992 - 1994); Croats and Bosniaks vs. Serbs (1994 - 1995). Ended in a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton_agreement stalemate]]. De facto best outcome for the Bosnian Serbs. 104,732 dead.
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* UsefulNotes/{{Bosnia}}n War (1992 - 1995): [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republika_Srpska Bosnian Serbs]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_Province_of_Western_Bosnia Bosniak quislings]] vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_Republic_of_Herzeg-Bosnia Bosnian Croats]] vs. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina Bosniak loyalists]] (1992 - 1994); Croats and Bosniaks vs. Serbs (1994 - 1995). Ended in a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton_agreement org/wiki/Dayton_Agreement stalemate]]. De facto best outcome for the Bosnian Serbs. 104,732 dead.
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* UsefulNotes/{{Croatia}}n War of Independence (1991 - 1995): Croatia vs. Yugoslavia and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srpska_Krajina the Republika Srpska Krajina]] (1991 - 1992); Croatia vs. the Republika Srpska Krajina (1992 - 1995). Croatian victory. 22,699 dead.
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* UsefulNotes/{{Croatia}}n War of Independence (1991 - 1995): Croatia vs. Yugoslavia and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srpska_Krajina org/wiki/Republic_of_Serbian_Krajina the Republika Srpska Krajina]] (1991 - 1992); Croatia vs. the Republika Srpska Krajina (1992 - 1995). Croatian victory. 22,699 dead.
