Dayton Accords end Bosnian war
November 21, 1995
After three and a half weeks at an Ohio air force base, the presidents of Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia initialed a deal that ended the Bosnian war. Bosnia was divided into two entities held together on paper. Sixty thousand NATO troops moved in to enforce the peace. The guns fell silent; the grievances did not.
In context
Also in 1995 (5 other events on record)
- Srebrenica massacre · Europe · War
- Oklahoma City bombing · North America · War
- Rabin assassinated · Middle East · Politics
- Kobe earthquake strikes Japan · East Asia · Disaster
- Tokyo subway sarin attack · East Asia · War
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Era
Modern Era (1901–2000), one of 590 events from that era on Saeculum.
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