How can the voices of ordinary citizens be amplified in the reconciliation process?

Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, 2(2), 109–128. https://doi.org/10.1207/s15327949pac0202_2. Abstract. When the Serbs started the war in Bosnia ... For this purpose, we want to address the question of the origin of the conflict, initially in. Yugoslavia then in Bosnia and explore afterwards the reasons of ... The videotapes also served to document war crimes. Results: Daily bombardment and sniper fire directed at civilians have caused a steady stream of casualties ( ... May 27, 2011 ... The Serbs fought (and lost to) the Ottoman Turks for the first time in 1371 AD, beginning a war for independent existence which was finally lost ... Jan 6, 2018 ... Milosevic was a leader who deliberately created conflict between Serbians, Croatians and Muslim Bosniaks (the three main ethnic groups in the ... Nov 5, 2022 ... In 1991 Serbia had 1200 tanks, 2700 armored vehicles, 6000 artillery pieces, 900+ jet bombers, entire navy along Adriatic coasts, while Slovenia, Croatia, ... Jan 15, 2008 ... ... caused by the Bosnian war and as a demonstration of U.S. ... Bosnian war. After the handover, about 200 U.S. forces remained in ... He states that, “Bosnia was and always will be a just cause. It should have been the West's cause. To have intervened on the. Page 16. 10 side ... War crimes were an integral part of the 1992-1995 Bosnian war. Bosnian Serb ... caused the war and would prevent efforts to re-integrate Bosnia. Other ... Moreover, it caused an ethnic cleansing and a very violent war in. Bosnia-Herzegovina. When Yugoslavia disintegrated in 1991, many states declared their ...