US Edition'Framework for Sustainable Peace': Dayton Accords Reach 30-Year Anniversary
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The Dayton Agreement three decades ago ended the first war in Europe after 1945. That peace treaty still shapes the political reality of Bosnia and Herzegovina today. How did the agreement come about? What role did Germany play?
On the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Dayton Agreement, many people in Bosnia and Herzegovina are wondering how to move forward.
After three years of hesitation and hesitation, the Americans put an end to the killing in the Balkans in 1995. The negotiations were like a claustrophobic chamber game.
Bill Clinton's Balkan administration envoy, well-known Richard Holbrooke, was a hard-handed diplomat. Just 30 years ago, the world was helpless in the bloodiest war in the former Yugoslavia: 100,000 killed in a conflict between Bosniacs, Croats and Serbs from 1992 to 1995. Holbrooke brought three leaders, delegates from the three opposing communities, into the Wright-Patterson military base in Dayton, Ohio. The place was not randomly chosen: it …
Bill Clinton commissioned diplomat Richard Holbrooke to solve what neither the Old Continent nor the UN had been able to: sit Milosevic, Tudjman and Izetbegovic at the table for three weeks, and force the agreement Read
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