Bosnia By: Celia Sio Wenhao Luo Lavinia Kanongataa Joanabella Soyon
Introduction of Bosnia Genocide      -On April 5,1992 the government of Bosnia declared its independence from Yugoslavia. Immediately, Bosnian Serb leaders launched a war to create a separate state
Who killed who? -Serbs killed the bosnian Muslims and Croatan civilians in areas that they controlled. This was called "ethnic cleansing".   --The leader of the Bosnian Serbs was Radovan Karadzic. 
Where did the genocide happen?                     It happened in the  Yugoslavia's republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina . A place that had a population of 4 million in 1991.            It has population that was composed of four ethnic groups: Bosniak, Serb, and Croat, as well as Yugoslav. 
How many people were killed? About  200,000  Muslims were killed. Why they were killed? 1.RELIGION and LAND    -The Muslim people were killed    because of land and religion.    -There has been historical events   between Serbs and the Muslims   in Bosnia. Some of it is based on land,     and much on religion.  
Why did the Bosnian genocide occur?                     The risk for mass killing is driven by the    presence of ongoing internal conflict or regime   crises, combined with relatively poor socioeconomic  conditions, or frequent leadership turnover. These   are also the reasons of the Bosnian genocide.  
How were they killed?                 Bosnia suffered mass killing episodes through    violence, starvation, or death in prison camps.      
 
Who stopped the Bosnia genocide? I t was and agreement that stop the Bosnia Genocide and it  known as the DAYTON AGREEMENT. It was on the November 21 1995. It is a peace deal  by US President Clinton   and his Secretary of the State Christopher between the  Presidents of Bosnia.  So the US bring peace to this country. 
Conclusion For genocide to happen, there must be certain preconditions.   -National culture that does not place a high value on human life.    -A totalitarian society, which there is only one political party that has complete power and control over people.  
Work Cited "Overview: Bosnia."  ushmm.org . U.S. Holocaust Memorial                        Museum, Feb 4, 2010, WEB. 5/6/2010. "Director of National Intelligence Emphasizes Risk in Southern       Sudan and Concern for Bosnia."  ushmm.org . U.S.       Holocaust Memorial Museum, Feb 4, 2010, WEB. 5/6/2010.

Bosnia

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    Bosnia By: CeliaSio Wenhao Luo Lavinia Kanongataa Joanabella Soyon
  • 2.
    Introduction of BosniaGenocide      -On April 5,1992 the government of Bosnia declared its independence from Yugoslavia. Immediately, Bosnian Serb leaders launched a war to create a separate state
  • 3.
    Who killed who?-Serbs killed the bosnian Muslims and Croatan civilians in areas that they controlled. This was called "ethnic cleansing".   --The leader of the Bosnian Serbs was Radovan Karadzic. 
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    Where did thegenocide happen?                    It happened in the Yugoslavia's republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina . A place that had a population of 4 million in 1991.            It has population that was composed of four ethnic groups: Bosniak, Serb, and Croat, as well as Yugoslav. 
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    How many peoplewere killed? About 200,000 Muslims were killed. Why they were killed? 1.RELIGION and LAND   -The Muslim people were killed    because of land and religion.    -There has been historical events   between Serbs and the Muslims   in Bosnia. Some of it is based on land,     and much on religion.  
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    Why did theBosnian genocide occur?                    The risk for mass killing is driven by the    presence of ongoing internal conflict or regime   crises, combined with relatively poor socioeconomic  conditions, or frequent leadership turnover. These   are also the reasons of the Bosnian genocide.  
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    How were theykilled?                 Bosnia suffered mass killing episodes through    violence, starvation, or death in prison camps.      
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    Who stopped theBosnia genocide? I t was and agreement that stop the Bosnia Genocide and it  known as the DAYTON AGREEMENT. It was on the November 21 1995. It is a peace deal  by US President Clinton   and his Secretary of the State Christopher between the  Presidents of Bosnia.  So the US bring peace to this country. 
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    Conclusion For genocideto happen, there must be certain preconditions.   -National culture that does not place a high value on human life.   -A totalitarian society, which there is only one political party that has complete power and control over people.  
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    Work Cited "Overview:Bosnia." ushmm.org . U.S. Holocaust Memorial                        Museum, Feb 4, 2010, WEB. 5/6/2010. "Director of National Intelligence Emphasizes Risk in Southern       Sudan and Concern for Bosnia."  ushmm.org . U.S.       Holocaust Memorial Museum, Feb 4, 2010, WEB. 5/6/2010.

Editor's Notes

  • #5 You can add pictures and color texts to the slides!   what color gray?     I think it is good already   it is nice  
  • #6 Hey,  my conclusion pretty good, right??  haha      where is my picture?? My picture is goog good  
  • #10 What is this?? too long !! Â