With independence came war:
Recent events in the Balkans

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October 9, 1995 -- Holdups, new attacks snag cease-fire
An anticipated cease-fire is delayed after Bosnian Serbs fail to restore utilities to the besieged capital of Sarajevo. The day before, attacks on civilians severely strained relations between the factions. A bomb exploded in a Muslim refugee camp south of Tuzla, killing 10 people and wounding more than 30. In central Bosnia, a bomb killed two children and injured more than 40 (153K AIFF sound or 153K WAV sound). NATO warplanes strike Serb positions in response.

Related sites

• The White House
• a U.S. Senate web site
• U.S. House Of Representatives
• U.S. Department of Defense
• CIA World Fact Book 1995
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Croatia
  • Serbia and Montenegro
  • The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
• United Nations
• NATO web sites
• NATO gopher site
• Office of the President of Croatia
• Croat government
• Hrvatska Radio Televizija - Croatia Radio Television
• Srpska Informativna Inicijativa - Serbian Information Initiative (a bilingual page)
• BosNews (Bosnia NEWS)- a Bosnia mailing list
• Ljiljan - weekly newspaper from Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Usenet newsgroups
  • alt.current-events.bosnia - not available at all sites,
  • bit.listserv.bosnet - see also the BosNet mailing list above
  • misc.news.bosnia - moderated; see the FAQ
  • soc.culture.bosna-herzgvna
• Caltech's Bosnia home page
• Caltech's NATO and U.N. page
• Numerous other sites are available through the Yahoo! directory search engine.

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