Balkan Battlegrounds: A Military History of the Yugoslav Conflict, Volume 1

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Central Intelligence Agency, Office of Russian and European Analysis, 2002 - Bosnia and Hercegovina
Balkan Battlegrounds provides a military history of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia between 1990 and 1995. It was produced by two military analysts in the Central Intelligence agency who tracked military developments in the region throughout this period and then applied their experience to producing an unclassified treatise for general use ...
 

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Contents

The Bosnian Croat Militaries HOS and HVO
133
Bosnian Serb War Aims and Military Strategy 1992
140
The VRS Assault on Jajce JulyNovember 1992
147
The Bihac Pocket 1992
148
Battles on the Drina Round One April to
150
Sarajevo 1992 The Siege Begins
152
The Battles for Herzegovina 1992
154
Dress Rehearsal for a New War The 1992
158
Conclusions
160
Bosnia 1993 Neighbor Versus Neighbor Versus Neighbor
177
The Bosnian War in 1993
179
Searching for Peace The VanceOwen and
182
Widening the Serb Corridor Brcko JanuaryJuly 1993
183
Battles on the Drina Round Two December 1992
184
The Siege Continues Sarajevo 1993
186
The Man Who Would Be King Fikret Abdic and
187
Neighbor Fighting Neighbor The CroatMuslim
189
Central Bosnia Afire The HVOs Lasva Valley
191
The Alliance Shattered The Mostar and Herzegovina
194
The Bosnian War in 1994 The Turning Point
219
Bosnian Serb War Aims Military Strategy and
220
Bosnian Government Objectives and Military
223
ZvornikSrebrenica AprilDecember 1992
232
Kladanj May 1994
233
Strategy in 1994
255
Brcko July 1993
264
Croatia 19931994 Biding Its Time Building Its Army
265
The Bosnian and Croatian Wars in 1995
281
46Northern Herzegovina 1994
283
Mt Bjelasnica Mt Treskavica 1994
298
Livno Valley 2530 July 1995
300
Mt Treskavica 1995
306
Donji Vakuf 1995
380
The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1990
413
Appendixes
431
Skeleton Croatian Army Croatian National Guard Order of Battle
445
G Skeleton Bosnian Serb Army Order of Battle July 1995
459
Croatian Defense Council Order of Battle October 1995
481

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Bibliographic information

Title Balkan Battlegrounds: A Military History of the Yugoslav Conflict, Volume 1
Balkan Battlegrounds: A Military History of the Yugoslav Conflict, United States. Central Intelligence Agency
Contributor United States. Central Intelligence Agency
Publisher Central Intelligence Agency, Office of Russian and European Analysis, 2002
ISBN 0160664721, 9780160664724
   
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