Wars, Divisions, Integration (1990-2008)
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TEACHING CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST EUROPEAN HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS FOR HISTORY TEACHERS VOLUME 2 WARS, DIVISIONS, INTEGRATION (1990-2008) 281011_WARS-DIVISIONS-INTEGRATION_I.indd 1 ѥ Publisher: Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe (CDRSEE) English Language Editor: John White, Philip Carabott English Language Proofreader: Nerina Kioseoglou Page Layout: Ioanna Ghika Graphic Design: LYNX, Karavasiloglou Ioulia, Eressou 65, 10683, Athens, Greece Printing House: SAITI Publications S.A., Ermou 4, Metamorfosi 14452, Athens, Greece Print Run: 1,500 “This publication has been produced with the assistance of the European Union. 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Collapse and Construction 1990-1992........................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 I.1 The end of the Cold War ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 I.2 Political parties and elections ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 I.3 Proclamations of independence ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 I.4 New symbols, currencies, flags........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 CHAPTER II. The Disintegration of Yugoslavia ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 II.1. The path to disintegration ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41 II.2. The wars of 1991-1995 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47 II.3. The siege of Sarajevo ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60 II.4. Camps ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 64 II.5. The wars of 1998-2001 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66 II.6. Atrocities and ethnic cleansing ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 77 II.7. Forced migrations and refugees ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 80 II.8. Children and young people during the war ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 85 II.9. Destroying cultural heritage.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 87 II.12. Against the war........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 90 II.11. The war of the journalists ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 95 II.13. International and Balkan reactions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 97 CHAPTER III: International Actors, Local Issues ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 102 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 103 III.1. The Cyprus question ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................