BOSNIA

The Bosnian Genocide refers to the time period between 1992-1995 in which (according to a 10-2009 estimate) almsnian Muslims. It is constituted as a genocide, and while not nearly as many lives were taken, it was the same sort of racial profiling and targeting that was seen in the Holocaust. In the killings, war and scandal that followed, many hardships were faced in the region.

Background
The Bosnian War was a result of a 1992 declaration or independence by what is now Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also after Slovaina and Croatia succeded from Yugoslavia in 1991. Though the area has had a troubled past, this particular conflict looked early like a war. Bosnian Serbs rejected the 1992 independence referendum, and created their own territory known as the Republika Sprska.